Can we stay at your half sister's?I'd head over to Gather Round next year but have my first kid due end of March.. my half-sister lives walking distance to Mount Barker though so would have been great to attend.
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Can we stay at your half sister's?I'd head over to Gather Round next year but have my first kid due end of March.. my half-sister lives walking distance to Mount Barker though so would have been great to attend.
Didn't mind the Collingwood one, even though most of the references would go over their fans heads.
Can we stay at your half sister's?
Didn't mind the Collingwood one, even though most of the references would go over their fans heads.
The written word passes them by. Along with a visit to the dentist.Anything of sense would go over their heads.
They may have been livid, but I bet they weren't shocked.Was speaking to one of the girls from the Sydney Office at the pub yesterday, the club is absolutely livid that one of our few requests (to have a June game in Melbourne to celebrate our 150th birthday) was ignored and that we only have Marvel games afterwards so any birthday celebrations will not be at the MCG.
Because the Swans are more likely to draw a better crowd tv and attendance than the Saints against higher opposition. Its a bit of a compliment actually.They may have been livid, but I bet they weren't shocked.
I don't pay a whole lot of attention to the draw, teams change so much from season to season, it's hard to predict how it will pan out. Having said that, how does St Kilda, who finished 6th, get the 13th hardest draw and the premiers from the season before the 15th hardest but the team that finished 8th get the 3rd hardest?
Yeah, the draw is very equalising......
Serious question. Ground and pick (looks fantastic). Everywhere else looks dry where does the water come from. Underground?Here is a shot of Gather Round at Mount Barker (my home town) earlier this year. North v Brisbane
Yeah, I'll take your word for it.....Because the Swans are more likely to draw a better crowd tv and attendance than the Saints against higher opposition. Its a bit of a compliment actually.
Good question! I'll find out but I think it might be treated effluent from the wetlands nearbySerious question. Ground and pick (looks fantastic). Everywhere else looks dry where does the water come from. Underground?
Yep I hear the same. There were big plans to incorporate a 150th celebration with an MCG game. Now they won't. Rest assured there will be a big event in Melbourne though.Was speaking to one of the girls from the Sydney Office at the pub yesterday, the club is absolutely livid that one of our few requests (to have a June game in Melbourne to celebrate our 150th birthday) was ignored and that we only have Marvel games afterwards so any birthday celebrations will not be at the MCG.
The only football leagues in Australia with an even draw (everyone plays everyone the same number of times) are the NRLW and the womens super rugby, where all 10 and all 6 teams play each other once. All four men's codes have extra games against some teams, as do the women's soccer while the AFLW has missing matchups instead.Other sports aren't compromised in the way the AFL is.
If we could play each opponent twice (Once at Home, Once Away) then there'd be no problems with the draw, other than the travel.
I've made some enquiries, and been told that the oval can be irrigated with either treated effluent from the Councils septic tank system, or with mains water (which comes from Mount Lofty Ranges reservoirs or the River Murray)Serious question. Ground and pick (looks fantastic). Everywhere else looks dry where does the water come from. Underground?
I've made some enquiries, and been told that the oval can be irrigated with either with treated effluent from the Councils septic tank system, or with mains water (which comes from Mount Lofty Ranges reservoirs or the River Murray)
Brilliant. The grounds look great. Real treat for clubs playing the game in rural areas. My hubby played on dust bowls and bogs lol.I've made some enquiries, and been told that the oval can be irrigated with either treated effluent from the Councils septic tank system, or with mains water (which comes from Mount Lofty Ranges reservoirs or the River Murray)