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[Croweater]

I picture your regular desk being one of those mahogany/green leather jobbies.

Yeah, nah.

 

[Smoooothy]

work this week have got me back to Adelaide so I can see my kids, with the added bonus of working from Adelaide for the week

 

[Marklar_33]

Had a preliminary final marathon recently, watched 2011 - 2015 preliminary finals featuring Hawthorn, GOOD TIMES

Also just finished watching the 2014 grand final again for the first time in ages

2011? Good times?

 

[Marklar_33]

Yeah, I never saw Port play at FP.

Nobody did

 

[IKnowtheDog]

2011? Good times?

2011, They were the best of times, they were the worst of times!

 

[Marklar_33]

2011, They were the best of times, they were the worst of times!

When Pods got carted off, and then Krakouer converted, I was on top of the world...

I've previously posted a pic of how my day ended

 

[Big Cox 88]

Influencing the work poll.

 

[Xtreme]

2011? Good times?

Yep , that Buddy goal.........

 

[Gough]

I was shittier losing the preliminary final in '11, than I was losing the GF the next year. Losing to Collingwood sucks.

 

[Shell]

2011, M1 Front Row for the GF.

 

[Smoooothy]

I was amongst the port cheer squad for the 2007 GF.. it was glorious

 

[Shell]

I was amongst the port cheer squad for the 2007 GF.. it was glorious

I was in the nose bleeds for 07 and 08. The latter being the worst of the two, so that was good. Further away from that game I was the better.

09- had great undercover seats in the Olympic stand on the 50M line. Row LL i think.

 

[Gough]

I was amongst the port cheer squad for the 2007 GF.. it was glorious

One of my Crows supporting mates rates the 2007 GF, as more enjoyable than either of the Crows' flags.

 

[Smoooothy]

One of my Crows supporting mates rates the 2007 GF, as more enjoyable than either of the Crows' flags.

I feel very similarly, it was a great day. I still have my WEG poster

 

[Shell]

Yeah I don't get that ppl enjoying other team's losing more than their team winning.

Also dont get supporters going to GF when their team isnt playing.

 

[Smoooothy]

Yeah I don't get that ppl enjoying other team's losing more than their team winning.

Also dont get supporters going to GF when their team isnt playing.

we can't be friends...

I was offered the ticket in lieu of my brother in law who broke his ankle the night prior to leaving for the GF. he couldn't fly and didn't want to get stuck in a car for 10 hours each way. had always wanted to see a GF, so I went. no ****s given, geelong were supported as if they were my own. was nearly murdered several times

 

[Gough]

Yeah I don't get that ppl enjoying other team's losing more than their team winning.

Also dont get supporters going to GF when their team isnt playing.

I'm sure you're aware the Port/Crows rivalry is more than a bit unusual, it makes the Sunnis, and Shias look normal.

 

[Shell]

Nah that's cool. I just personally wouldn't go to a GF without Geelong playing. Am happy to watch it on TV. And also save the $$$ anyway.

 

[BALKAN]

I semi-agree with Shell. I have no real interest in watching another team win a flag live. Must also make for a strange atmosphere with a stadium full of neutrals.

 

[Shell]

I'm sure you're aware the Port/Crows rivalry is more than a bit unusual, it makes the Sunnis, and Shias look normal.

I am aware G. Just still wouldn't surpass a Crows premiership in 97/98 surely!

 

[The Passenger]

Yeah I don't get that ppl enjoying other team's losing more than their team winning.

Freo board

 

[Shell]

I've been to a handful of finals with no Geelong. 1997 prelim Crows v Dogs was mad.

 

[Smoooothy]

I'm sure you're aware the Port/Crows rivalry is more than a bit unusual, it makes the Sunnis, and Shias look normal.

accurate!

 

[Smoooothy]

I've been to a handful of finals with no Geelong. 1997 prelim Crows v Dogs was mad.

can confirm - was indeed mad, then very happy

 

[Gough]

I semi-agree with Shell. I have no real interest in watching another team win a flag live. Must also make for a strange atmosphere with a stadium full of neutrals.

One of my favourite games that I've been to is the 1986 first semi between Port, and Woodville, and I'm a Sturt fan. It was the first sign of Malcolm Blight's coaching genius, Woodville had been hopeless for thirty years, and Port were all powerful, although they probably would have been considered in a "rebuilding phase", if we'd used that terminology back then. It was a great story.