
kerr87
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Player of the Round: Alex Witherden
He played a fantastic game on the weekend and now you've voted young Lions star Alex Witherden as your player of the round.
There were already a bunch of radio interviews though.
Unfortunately that's when the majority of our supporter base were in their primeNobody cares about radio, this isn't 1967
Nah not supporter base. Just the seated members.Unfortunately that's when the majority of our supporter base were in their prime![]()
My favourite was during the Melbourne final in 2018, everyone going nuts "MCG! MCG!" etc, the old dear in front of me, her phone was set to size 72 font or something ridiculous (and I wear glasses!) so everyone could see it, she was texting about how horribly noisy it was, so she didn't hear her phone ring and also couldn't talk because of the horrible noise and how she hoped everyone would quiet down derpNah not supporter base. Just the seated members.
As Alex's player sponsor for this year, what is the etiquette here? A polite golf clap? Or do I go all "YOU'RE MY BOY, ALEX"?3 months on and we finally hear from our highest profile recruit
It's so Boomer. It's a tacit admission that they know not what's going on unless someone explains it to them.Is it only oldies who go and watch the game with headphones on, presumably the radio call of the game?
Can't say i've ever seen anyone do this under 55.
I check my phone at the quarter breaks.I don't think it's a negative - I don't do it but my brother does, keeps us across injuries, stats or anything else you might not know just from watching the ground.
Lucky Mensa types like you have BFIt's so Boomer. It's a tacit admission that they know not what's going on unless someone explains it to them.
Headphone wearer at the footy #1. Anyone else?Lucky Mensa types like you have BF
Bloody boomers. There's literally a scoreboard summarising how your team is going and you need someone to explain it to you.It's so Boomer. It's a tacit admission that they know not what's going on unless someone explains it to them.
If you cant see the game and you cant see the score board...Bloody boomers. There's literally a scoreboard summarising how your team is going and you need someone to explain it to you.
The scoreboard is there regardless, unlike headphones. Take away the scoreboard and one can still count... perhaps not the Boomers though, they need the wireless.Bloody boomers. There's literally a scoreboard summarising how your team is going and you need someone to explain it to you.
I'll wear them when I don't have the Mrs or kids in tow (about 50/50). I'm forever answering questions when they tag along so try and leave them at home when I can get away with it.Headphone wearer at the footy #1. Anyone else?
Listening to Rex is fair enough if you're listening for the lulz, he's a funny mofo when he does footy commentary.I'll wear them when I don't have the Mrs or kids in tow (about 50/50). I'm forever answering questions when they tag along so try and leave them at home when I can get away with it.
Have them in for injuries or things you might normally miss on the sidelines.
I used to like listening to Rex Hunt when attending a neutral game without the Eagles. Didn't mind his commentary.
I think the key point is “see”, as suspect a fair few of these can’t really see the game, but love the ground atmosphere.Is it only oldies who go and watch the game with headphones on, presumably the radio call of the game?
Can't say i've ever seen anyone do this under 55.