ROUND 18: (SANFL's inaugural Multicultural Round)
Posted: Fri Jul 17, 2009 9:56 pmWhat is planned? Haven't heard anything about this.
But carrying knives and letting off flares could be fun.
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Posted: Fri Jul 17, 2009 9:56 pmRe: ROUND 18: (SANFL's inaugural Multicultural Round)
Posted: Sat Jul 18, 2009 12:15 amHope we don't have to use a round ball.
But carrying knives and letting off flares could be fun.
But carrying knives and letting off flares could be fun.
Re: ROUND 18: (SANFL's inaugural Multicultural Round)
Posted: Sat Jul 18, 2009 1:30 amSABRE wrote:Hope we don't have to use a round ball.
But carrying knives and letting off flares could be fun.
That sounds like a standard saturday night game at Elizabeth
Re: ROUND 18: (SANFL's inaugural Multicultural Round)
Posted: Sat Jul 18, 2009 10:54 amAt least the CDFC supporters will enjoy it, 
Well done I say SANFL! Sticky Cakes and Orangeade all round then...
Well done I say SANFL! Sticky Cakes and Orangeade all round then...
Re: ROUND 18: (SANFL's inaugural Multicultural Round)
Posted: Tue Jul 28, 2009 7:58 pmSquawk wrote:What is planned? Haven't heard anything about this.
Here you go Squawk, a bit of a run down from the SANFL web site as to what can be expected for this special round...
http://www.sanfl.com.au/news/sanfl_news/891/
sanfl.com.au wrote:SANFL News
27 Jul 2009
SANFL 'be active' MULTICULTURAL ROUND
This week, the SANFL will be staging its inaugural ‘be active’ Multicultural Round
(Saturday, August 1) – a first for a state football league in Australia.
Multicultural Round is about celebrating the diversity among players, volunteers and supporters of South Australian football.
It is also an opportunity for the SANFL to welcome South Australia’s multicultural communities, including recently-arrived migrants, to be involved in Aussie Rules.
You'll notice some differences at your local footy match this week. First, there will be a wide range of spectacular multicultural performers at each ground - from the spectacular Burundian drummers to the entertaining Polish folk dancers to the 40-piece African Peace Choir.
There will also be some new faces in the crowd - be sure to say g'day to the many spectators invited by the SANFL to witness their first game of Aussie Rules.
Lending an international feel to the matchday will be PA announcements in six different languages and the switching of traditional footy fare at some grounds to reflect a more multicultural menu.
Stay tuned for more details and activities to be announced later this week...
Re: ROUND 18: (SANFL's inaugural Multicultural Round)
Posted: Tue Jul 28, 2009 8:44 pmWasn't there a multicultural thing last year??? Or was that just at one club???
I'm sure I remember someone posting photo's from it of some youngsters from obviously different ethnic backgrounds having a game...mostly girls if IIRC.
Regards
JAS
I'm sure I remember someone posting photo's from it of some youngsters from obviously different ethnic backgrounds having a game...mostly girls if IIRC.
Regards
JAS
Re: ROUND 18: (SANFL's inaugural Multicultural Round)
Posted: Tue Jul 28, 2009 8:46 pmIll contribute by taking my half greek wog son to the footy!
Re: ROUND 18: (SANFL's inaugural Multicultural Round)
Posted: Tue Jul 28, 2009 8:52 pmRe: ROUND 18: (SANFL's inaugural Multicultural Round)
Posted: Tue Jul 28, 2009 9:20 pmJAS wrote:Wasn't there a multicultural thing last year??? Or was that just at one club???
I'm sure I remember someone posting photo's from it of some youngsters from obviously different ethnic backgrounds having a game...mostly girls if IIRC.
Regards
JAS
Yeah, I think that was the Eagles JAS who organised some Sudanese boys and girls to be involved with the mini-league at half time, IIRC...
Re: ROUND 18: (SANFL's inaugural Multicultural Round)
Posted: Tue Jul 28, 2009 9:54 pmBig Phil wrote:sanfl.com.au wrote:SANFL News
27 Jul 2009
SANFL 'be active' MULTICULTURAL ROUND
Lending an international feel to the matchday will be PA announcements in six different languages
I could swear this happens most weeks now?
Thanks BP.
Re: ROUND 18: (SANFL's inaugural Multicultural Round)
Posted: Tue Jul 28, 2009 10:03 pmI'm guessing the Gowans boys and Sudjai Cook won't be celebrating this round together then?
Re: ROUND 18: (SANFL's inaugural Multicultural Round)
Posted: Wed Jul 29, 2009 8:43 amsanfl.com.au wrote:SANFL News
27 Jul 2009
SANFL 'be active' MULTICULTURAL ROUND
Lending an international feel to the matchday will be PA announcements in six different languages
Oh Christ, North stuffs things up when we're just doing things in English, imagine what would happen with 5 languages!
Hopefully brattwursts and kranskys are the go on the BBQ!
Re: ROUND 18: (SANFL's inaugural Multicultural Round)
Posted: Wed Jul 29, 2009 9:41 amIs wood oven pizza asking a bit much? For anyone with Italian heritage, how good would it be if zeppole was on the menu?!
Re: ROUND 18: (SANFL's inaugural Multicultural Round)
Posted: Wed Jul 29, 2009 9:53 amVoice wrote:SABRE wrote:Hope we don't have to use a round ball.
But carrying knives and letting off flares could be fun.
That sounds like a standard saturday night game at Elizabeth
I guess that's why the SANFL has programmed us to play at Alberton this week
Re: ROUND 18: (SANFL's inaugural Multicultural Round)
Posted: Thu Jul 30, 2009 5:33 pmBrucetiki wrote:Voice wrote:SABRE wrote:Hope we don't have to use a round ball.
But carrying knives and letting off flares could be fun.
That sounds like a standard saturday night game at Elizabeth
I guess that's why the SANFL has programmed us to play at Alberton this week
At least the cops can be at one place then.
Re: ROUND 18: (SANFL's inaugural Multicultural Round)
Posted: Fri Jul 31, 2009 2:01 pmInteresting article in today's Advertiser by Michelangelo Rucci...
MULTICULTURAL TEAM FOR THE AGES:
FF: Alan Didak (Port) - Rudi Mandemaker (Central) - Rene van Dommele (Central)
HF: Jason Porplycia (West) - Milan Faletic (Torrens/Port) - Justin Cicolella (WWT)
CL: Scott Camporeale (WWT) - Mark Rucciuto (West) - Aldo Floreani (Torrens)
HB: Frank Stemper (Wood/Norw) - Bohdan Jaworskj (North) - Robbert Klomp (Sturt)
FB: George Fiacchi (Port) - Peter Phillipou (Torrens) - Jerry D'Antiochia (Norwood)
1R: Lloyd Zucker (Port) - Kim Klomp (Sturt) - Bob Hank (Torrens)
INT: Ronnie Benton (West) - Romano Negri (WWT) - Angelo Congear (Port) - Andy Porplycia (Port)
MULTICULTURAL TEAM FOR THE AGES:
FF: Alan Didak (Port) - Rudi Mandemaker (Central) - Rene van Dommele (Central)
HF: Jason Porplycia (West) - Milan Faletic (Torrens/Port) - Justin Cicolella (WWT)
CL: Scott Camporeale (WWT) - Mark Rucciuto (West) - Aldo Floreani (Torrens)
HB: Frank Stemper (Wood/Norw) - Bohdan Jaworskj (North) - Robbert Klomp (Sturt)
FB: George Fiacchi (Port) - Peter Phillipou (Torrens) - Jerry D'Antiochia (Norwood)
1R: Lloyd Zucker (Port) - Kim Klomp (Sturt) - Bob Hank (Torrens)
INT: Ronnie Benton (West) - Romano Negri (WWT) - Angelo Congear (Port) - Andy Porplycia (Port)
Re: ROUND 18: (SANFL's inaugural Multicultural Round)
Posted: Fri Jul 31, 2009 2:14 pmInterestingly nephew (Jason Porplyzia) and uncle (Andy Porplycia) in that side (and incidentally Big Phil their surnames are spelt differently).
I'm a little surprised Rucci didn't find room for Andy in the 18.
I'm a little surprised Rucci didn't find room for Andy in the 18.
Re: ROUND 18: (SANFL's inaugural Multicultural Round)
Posted: Fri Jul 31, 2009 2:20 pmGWW wrote:Interestingly nephew (Jason Porplyzia) and uncle (Andy Porplycia) in that side (and incidentally Big Phil their surnames are spelt differently).
I'm a little surprised Rucci didn't find room for Andy in the 18.
Yeah, I've heard the story on the mix up with spelling of the Porply(c/z)ia surname !!
I should aslo mention, it says on the article... 'As selected by an SANFL panel'...
Re: ROUND 18: (SANFL's inaugural Multicultural Round)
Posted: Fri Jul 31, 2009 3:26 pmNo need to for the Bays to celebrate multicultural round this week ... apparently
Re: ROUND 18: (SANFL's inaugural Multicultural Round)
Posted: Fri Jul 31, 2009 3:28 pmdedja wrote:No need to for the Bays to celebrate multicultural round this week ... apparently
Nah the Bays have a anti wog stance, hence Ruwoldt is getting dropped to the B's.....