SA The Adelaide Thread

[BronCrow]

TBF, it's probably not offering any services that would be if personal interest to you.

A bit rich coming from a Sturt supporter I would have thought.

 

[brucetiki]

Oh my

Her 'ill-spoken football reference' had nothing to do with footy. She proved she has no idea, and no risk assessment skills whatsoever. Embarrassing people still defend her. Sums up politics in 2021 though, doesn't matter what these people say if it's "your team" they're good no matter what.

She's a medical professional first and a football fan second.

So you think one slip of the tongue and she should resign?

 

[BronCrow]

Oh my

Her 'ill-spoken football reference' had nothing to do with footy. She proved she has no idea, and no risk assessment skills whatsoever. Embarrassing people still defend her. Sums up politics in 2021 though, doesn't matter what these people say if it's "your team" they're good no matter what.

I assume that for you to knock Nicola that your medical credentials are as good if not better than hers, as is your ability to assess her ability to make risk assessments?

Likewise, in politics 2021, if people don't say what you want to hear, then they are also no good as well, is that right?

Never mind the fact that Nicola Spurrier IS NOT a politician.

 

[Papa G]

I think Nicola is in over her head but loves the notoriety, is over cautious and the few times when she has had a challenge, ie not a black and white scenario where she can just peddle the caution line, she's looked rather stupid.

 

[burge13]

Read carefully

Her comments had nothing to do with her football knowledge. The fact she could say something so bewilderingly stupid at all with her medical knowledge is a worry. People like this are making decisions whether you can go to work or not and she's still worried about it passing via a footy despite zero prior evidence for this anywhere in the world. FFS guys, you can question wtf 'leaders' say. She's outed herself as an idiot and you still blindly follow

 

[burge13]

I think Nicola is in over her head but loves the notoriety, is over cautious and the few times when she has had a challenge, ie not a black and white scenario where she can just peddle the caution line, she's looked rather stupid.

Correct. The pizza box was one thing but this last week has really proved she's lost the plot. Loves the cameras and the sound of her own voice but lacks the ability to think critically

Yet any of us who do that about what she says are questioned by her followers. Society has lost the plot

 

[offtherails9]

Nicola is quite average in my opinion. Early days I thought she was alright when the only and correct attitude to have was 'we're gonna have to shut everything down for a while', but her condescending attitude is a joke.
Last week she had a go in her presser about how there weren't enough tests compared to Melbourne in the same time period. Not sure why she would expect people without symptoms to congregate and get tested but ok.

 

[burge13]

Nicola is quite average in my opinion. Early days I thought she was alright when the only and correct attitude to have was 'we're gonna have to shut everything down for a while', but her condescending attitude is a joke.
Last week she had a go in her presser about how there weren't enough tests compared to Melbourne in the same time period. Not sure why she would expect people without symptoms to congregate and get tested but ok.

Yep that was another thing but her fans will defend her no matter what...

She said on the news even 1 case may shut us down as not enough tests were being done to prove it isnt here. Shes a power hungry lunatic

 

[Richard Cranium]

Health boss advocates for more testing during global pandemic.

News at 11.

 

[Neese]

I think she's great. She's got a tough job and doing it well
Blame it on the AFL wanting the game to go on

 

[Gough]

You can tell their aren't too many Dead Head Crows fans, otherwise the tune Row Jimmy might have got a bit of a run.

 

[RedmanWasHere]

You can tell their aren't too many Dead Head Crows fans, otherwise the tune Row Jimmy might have got a bit of a run.

Speaking of tunes, isn't there a sea shanty dedicated to South Australia?

 

[Gough]

Speaking of tunes, isn't there a sea shanty dedicated to South Australia?

Indeed, best version of it can be found on If I Should Fall From Grace With God by the Pogues.

 

[MatthewB]

 

[Richard Cranium]

Well won't that just be a bundle of fun.

 

[Milang_Panthers]

Well won't that just be a bundle of fun.

No lockdown in the end.

 

[eastaugh36]

Hoping someone can help me. Back in the 80s and 90s was there a Pizza Hut restaurant on Anzac highway?

 

[BACCS]

Hoping someone can help me. Back in the 80s and 90s was there a Pizza Hut restaurant on Anzac highway?

Yeah there was, I faintly remember it being where the HJ/KFC is now?

 

[MatthewB]

Yeah there was, I faintly remember it being where the HJ/KFC is now?

yea it was there, went a few times when i was younger

 

[Jimmy_the_Gent]

Can anyone give me insight into Reynella and other south Adelaide suburbs?

Are they any good? Does one suburb stand out? What's the stereotype of the area? How's the beach down that way?

Thanks in advance.

 

[GreyCrow]

Old Reynella is ok. Older houses , village charm but getting industrial on the edges.

Morphett Vale is the largest suburb in Adelaide and the area varies. States Rd is the oldest section . Beach Rd borders Hackham which has a deserved bad reputation. Can get good and bad pockets

Seaford and Seaford Heights are newer suburbs which would be my choice to move too


Old Noarlunga is a true village which is in a nice hidden valley. Probably the priciest place to buy but well worth it


Beaches. Christie's beach is ok as is Port Noarlunga with the reef and river mouth. Port also has the restaurant Sunday experience

Moana , Silver sands are ok with Moana being a driving beach

 

[BronCrow]

Can anyone give me insight into Reynella and other south Adelaide suburbs?

Are they any good? Does one suburb stand out? What's the stereotype of the area? How's the beach down that way?

Thanks in advance.

As someone who has just sold in Reynella, would agree with most of what GreyCrow has mentioned in their post.

Coming in land slightly, places like Happy Valley and Woodcroft are also worth a look as well.

Beaches down around the Noarlunga and Christies beach area are pretty good. Port Noarlunga is very well known for diving.

Stay away from Lonsdale and O'Sullivans beach as it is all commercial, and not much of a beach there. Lonsdale had the part of the old Mitsubishi factory there. The other part being at Tonsley, which wile still south is closer to the city and is becoming more gentrified. O'Sullivans Beach is where Port Stanvac is located, which is the old oil refinery, which they tried to turn in to a desalination plant in the later part of the 2000's when Mike Rann was still in government.

Seaford, Seaford Meadows and Seaford Heights are also close to Aldinga, McLaren Vale, McLaren Flat and Willunga, which are home to some of the best wineries and craft breweries in the state.

 

[burge13]

How's these w***ers outside the NAB in the CBD every day protesting the bank loaning $ to oil companies

Absolute tossers

 

[Richard Cranium]

Had to laugh seeing a heap of Liberal signs plastered around the aquatic centre informing of us how they're going to rebuild the joint, despite announcing their plans to do so after Labor already had, and their plan involving unconfirmed funds from the federal government.

Sad thing is, it's such a shameless move that it might actually get them a few votes.

 

[the_interloper]

Back in Radelaide for the first time in over a year, great time to be here, my favourite Little Pub on Hindley still fun (if you like that sort of thing)