Joining fee: $299
Membership: $360
$659


by NFC » Tue Jul 13, 2010 3:41 pm
by Dirko » Tue Jul 13, 2010 4:53 pm
NFC wrote:Got my letter this arvo telling me I'll be getting my membership this summer...
Joining fee: $299
Membership: $360
$659![]()
by am Bays » Tue Jul 13, 2010 6:21 pm
by heater31 » Tue Jul 13, 2010 6:42 pm
am Bays wrote:All cricket matches at the Adelaide oval (1 test, 2 ODIs maybe an Australia A T20, five shield games and 5 Domestic one-dayers) and whatever SANFL games get programmed there next year.
Oh yeah an advanced opportunity to buy tickets to: the Rugby 7s, any concerts and any other sporting events (i.e the Rugby League).
Thats about it.
Oh yeah and how could I forget the opportunity to share the members reserve (and tents) with p!ssed teenage nuffies in on Daddies membership who delight in showing off their Calvin Klein underwear logos...
by Sam_goUUUdogs » Tue Jul 13, 2010 7:06 pm
by am Bays » Tue Jul 13, 2010 7:32 pm
heater31 wrote:am Bays wrote:Oh yeah and how could I forget the opportunity to share the members reserve (and tents) with p!ssed teenage nuffies in on Daddies membership who delight in showing off their Calvin Klein underwear logos...
surely these toss bags are evened out with the excellent skirt for viewing pleasure.....![]()
by Dirko » Tue Jul 13, 2010 8:15 pm
am Bays wrote:All cricket matches at the Adelaide oval (1 test, 2 ODIs maybe an Australia A T20, five shield games and 5 Domestic one-dayers) and whatever SANFL games get programmed there next year.
Oh yeah an advanced opportunity to buy tickets to: the Rugby 7s, any concerts and any other sporting events (i.e the Rugby League).
by MAY-Z » Wed Jul 14, 2010 9:28 am
SJABC wrote:am Bays wrote:All cricket matches at the Adelaide oval (1 test, 2 ODIs maybe an Australia A T20, five shield games and 5 Domestic one-dayers) and whatever SANFL games get programmed there next year.
Oh yeah an advanced opportunity to buy tickets to: the Rugby 7s, any concerts and any other sporting events (i.e the Rugby League).
Thanks. So for say 8 days on International cricket providing the test goes for 5 days it averages out to $45 per day ! Wow. Expensive cricket.
by smac » Wed Jul 14, 2010 10:08 am
SJABC wrote:am Bays wrote:All cricket matches at the Adelaide oval (1 test, 2 ODIs maybe an Australia A T20, five shield games and 5 Domestic one-dayers) and whatever SANFL games get programmed there next year.
Oh yeah an advanced opportunity to buy tickets to: the Rugby 7s, any concerts and any other sporting events (i.e the Rugby League).
Thanks. So for say 8 days on International cricket providing the test goes for 5 days it averages out to $45 per day ! Wow. Expensive cricket.
by devilsadvocate » Wed Jul 14, 2010 1:14 pm
SJABC wrote:am Bays wrote:All cricket matches at the Adelaide oval (1 test, 2 ODIs maybe an Australia A T20, five shield games and 5 Domestic one-dayers) and whatever SANFL games get programmed there next year.
Oh yeah an advanced opportunity to buy tickets to: the Rugby 7s, any concerts and any other sporting events (i.e the Rugby League).
Thanks. So for say 8 days on International cricket providing the test goes for 5 days it averages out to $45 per day ! Wow. Expensive cricket.
by Footy Smart » Thu Jul 15, 2010 10:08 am
by NFC » Thu Jul 15, 2010 1:44 pm
Footy Smart wrote:I pay my SACA membership every year and use it maybe 4 times a year. The weekend of the test out the back of the members is worth every $..... Me and my mates watch the first session with a few refreshing ales, then head out the back for a look and usually dont see much more cricket apart from on the big screen. Full strength beer then switch to pimsfor a change then teh rest is history. Surrounded by Adelaide's finest sun dresses and plenty of fellow grade cricketers to talk shite with for hours.
When i get older and want to sit and watch every ball bowled it will become even more worth the $.
by Footy Smart » Thu Jul 15, 2010 1:45 pm
NFC wrote:Footy Smart wrote:I pay my SACA membership every year and use it maybe 4 times a year. The weekend of the test out the back of the members is worth every $..... Me and my mates watch the first session with a few refreshing ales, then head out the back for a look and usually dont see much more cricket apart from on the big screen. Full strength beer then switch to pimsfor a change then teh rest is history. Surrounded by Adelaide's finest sun dresses and plenty of fellow grade cricketers to talk shite with for hours.
When i get older and want to sit and watch every ball bowled it will become even more worth the $.
At what exactly? Tents?
and whats in themAdelaide's finest sun dresses
by NFC » Thu Jul 15, 2010 1:47 pm
Footy Smart wrote:NFC wrote:Footy Smart wrote:I pay my SACA membership every year and use it maybe 4 times a year. The weekend of the test out the back of the members is worth every $..... Me and my mates watch the first session with a few refreshing ales, then head out the back for a look and usually dont see much more cricket apart from on the big screen. Full strength beer then switch to pimsfor a change then teh rest is history. Surrounded by Adelaide's finest sun dresses and plenty of fellow grade cricketers to talk shite with for hours.
When i get older and want to sit and watch every ball bowled it will become even more worth the $.
At what exactly? Tents?and whats in themAdelaide's finest sun dresses
by Footy Smart » Thu Jul 15, 2010 2:36 pm
NFC wrote:Footy Smart wrote:NFC wrote:Footy Smart wrote:I pay my SACA membership every year and use it maybe 4 times a year. The weekend of the test out the back of the members is worth every $..... Me and my mates watch the first session with a few refreshing ales, then head out the back for a look and usually dont see much more cricket apart from on the big screen. Full strength beer then switch to pimsfor a change then teh rest is history. Surrounded by Adelaide's finest sun dresses and plenty of fellow grade cricketers to talk shite with for hours.
When i get older and want to sit and watch every ball bowled it will become even more worth the $.
At what exactly? Tents?and whats in themAdelaide's finest sun dresses
I can understand that, but even sitting with the plebs there is still plenty of quality looking girls to admire.
by heater31 » Thu Jul 15, 2010 7:03 pm
by Sam_goUUUdogs » Fri Jul 16, 2010 8:01 pm
heater31 wrote:I did what FS does on the first day of the Ashes test last time they were here. Couldn't get a seat to watch the cricket so we somehow scored a table right by the bar and good view of the big screen.
by The Jack » Thu Jul 29, 2010 1:47 pm
by heater31 » Thu Jul 29, 2010 7:07 pm
The Jack wrote:5am! Bloody hell! I'm one to be offered a membership this time round, and I knew you had to be there early to secure a seat, but don't think I'll be getting there that early! Do you line up outside the members entrance? What time do the gates open?
by Sam_goUUUdogs » Sat Jul 31, 2010 12:33 am
The Jack wrote:5am! Bloody hell! I'm one to be offered a membership this time round, and I knew you had to be there early to secure a seat, but don't think I'll be getting there that early! Do you line up outside the members entrance? What time do the gates open?
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