d0gs
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If the dogs would have their own Bay 13 I would definitely sit in there. Would be rowdy, loud, and fun. Would also sink as many beers as you want there too.
Roast Area for Rowdy Supporters
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NBates
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I stopped buying reserved seats a few years ago because I was told to pull my head in from a fellow "supporter". Now stand behind the players race.
That moron who wrote about booing in the paper lives in a suburb of Melbourne, lol! Sure loves Adelaide. No one booed the player except to put 'Em off or when the was a dubious free. By God, if the writer Reakons Bulldog supporters a bad, she certainly doesn't get out to the footy much.
That moron who wrote about booing in the paper lives in a suburb of Melbourne, lol! Sure loves Adelaide. No one booed the player except to put 'Em off or when the was a dubious free. By God, if the writer Reakons Bulldog supporters a bad, she certainly doesn't get out to the footy much.
Yeah
he runs up the asile with his clapper, I'm the guy late 30s in a woolen dogs jumper who stands up and cheers loudly, brought my infant son to the last few game, it's a great bay very friendly
HiReception
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Completely agree. Another thing is that, if you have a de facto supporters' "bay" in the General Admission area, then if others find it disruptive or distracting they can easily move to another area of the ground - which essentially makes it their problem, not the rowdier fans'.
On the other hand, keeping it independent of the club, and avoiding having an official presence, raises a number of issues that can each be taken as a negative or a positive:
- it gives the idea the chance to grow organically
- uptake and awareness among non-BigFooty Bulldogs fans will take longer
- without a designated person "in charge", it greatly reduces the chance of it just being one person starting the chants - which would essentially make it a second cheer squad
Dogs 13
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You should check out a couple of movies, Logan's Run and Wild in the Streets, I think you'd like them
No Way Romero
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I think about this regularly. Level 3 is flat and everywhere else is reserved seating. The cheersquad lacks creativity, boisterousness and is still stuck with its old culture (older demographic, doggie, doggie, doggie, reserved supporters and lets go doggies lets go etc.). As well as apparently a dry area and a little too family friendly.
Something needs to change. I think our overall atmosphere and how our cheersquad is perceived has an effect on our ability to grow as a supporter base and draw bigger crowds.
Something needs to change. I think our overall atmosphere and how our cheersquad is perceived has an effect on our ability to grow as a supporter base and draw bigger crowds.
If you want atmosphere, drinking, loud chanting etc. stand behind the goals just outside of the locker room. This for our away games attracts what your looking for, eg: singing the theme song from the 20 min mark of the last quarter. Its only the away games, for home everyone goes back to their reserved seat.
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DOGGIE DOGGIE DOGGIE
WOOF WOOF WOOF
WOOF WOOF WOOF
I have have probably bumped into a few BF Bulldogs in Aisle 33. The regular Bulldog chanter was a little under the weather people around me were saying. Wondering who took it over on Sunday.
Just depends the type of supporters you get with reserved seats. I've been very happy with the folks around me.
Sunday was my first game with reserved seats, Aisle 34 on L2. There are a couple of oldies seated behind me that constantly demanded that we play man on man, no matter how tactically/situationally inappropriate and despite us winning comfortably. I can already tell it's going to drive me mental.
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Level 2 aisle 32. Get there. Row T
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We must know eachother. That is what me and a few others do aswell
There a little story there, he is p*ssed off at the club. He volunteers for Footscray and isn't happy they don't want any help in the seniors.
I got the chant going this week, I wear the old woolen bulldog jumper about 15 to 20 rows back, loud voice. Go with my Dad every week. Come up and say hello next home game.
Are you in Row L Aisle 33?
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New reserved seats this year aisle 17 row c
grassman75
Norm Smith Medallist
Be sure not to spit on me from there mate!
And tell the flog that sits up there to stop yelling out to Riewoldt telling him to put his doodle away cos we've all see it. He needs new material
grassman75
Norm Smith Medallist
I'm on the end of 34 (the weeks I get there) and the people around me are great. My 7yo son upset the lady in front by yelling in the vicinity of her ear at the GWS game last year, but she is sweet. There is a Scottish guy that sits somewhere behind me who I can hear cursing every other week
grassman75
Norm Smith Medallist
Should say on the aisle of 34/33. There is another guy on the other side of 33 that wears big earphones and runs down the aisle high fiving everyone and starting Bulldog chants
LondonBulldog did in on Sunday as he was a bit ill.
grassman75
Norm Smith Medallist
I wasn't there unfortunately. I would much prefer an away game when we play Easter weekend. I play away every Easter so I wish the team would
Dogs 13
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Im still Level 1 Aisle 33. Which BF Bulldogs are in this aisle
Yeah, I'm in that aisle.
