SA Footy

Depends on the day to be honest.

It's more of a dagger.

I'm not usually 1 to pump my own tyres up but how good does the oval look... Best stripes in town!

Lightning McQueen wrote:

Spargo wrote:With your throbbing sword...

He is a pulsating member.

Has to be careful not to cutlass in half.

mickey wrote:I'm not usually 1 to pump my own tyres up but how good does the oval look... Best stripes in town!

Is there a method behind the pretty stripes or is it purely for show.

I've heard apparently it makes a difference on Golf courses but wasn't sure for cricket or footy purposes

Magellan wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:

Spargo wrote:With your throbbing sword...

He is a pulsating member.

Has to be careful not to cutlass in half.

He also needs to have her consent. It wouldn't be good to rapier.

Pseudo wrote:

Magellan wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:

Spargo wrote:With your throbbing sword...

He is a pulsating member.

Has to be careful not to cutlass in half.

He also needs to have her consent. It wouldn't be good to rapier.

They'll be up for it at Glenelg, just needs a bayonet to drag 'em in.

Footy Chick wrote:

mickey wrote:I'm not usually 1 to pump my own tyres up but how good does the oval look... Best stripes in town!

Is there a method behind the pretty stripes or is it purely for show.

I've heard apparently it makes a difference on Golf courses but wasn't sure for cricket or footy purposes

Mainly is for looks, although there are advantages of cutting in straight lines opposed to a circular cut.

Sports like golf can be affected because the turf has been pushed a certain way. Can make the ball roll faster or slower

mickey wrote:I'm not usually 1 to pump my own tyres up but how good does the oval look... Best stripes in town!

Greatest Oval in the world and you've got it looking a millions bucks mate! Well played.

Great work mate, Alberton has always been the best surface in the SANFL. My Dad used to say that too from when he played on it in the 50s.

Wedgie wrote:Great work mate, Alberton has always been the best surface in the SANFL. My Dad used to say that too from when he played on it in the 50s.

Totally agree about the surface. Excellent club rooms too, I always used to enjoy going to Alberton.

Wedgie wrote:Great work mate, Alberton has always been the best surface in the SANFL. My Dad used to say that too from when he played on it in the 50s.

Who'd he play for?

Lightning McQueen wrote:

Wedgie wrote:Great work mate, Alberton has always been the best surface in the SANFL. My Dad used to say that too from when he played on it in the 50s.

Who'd he play for?

I played on it in 2001 and 2002.

9-a-side Scott Hodges Cup....I was a pretty big deal back then.

HH3 wrote:
I played on it in 2001 and 2002.

9-a-side Scott Hodges Cup....I was a pretty big deal back then.

You're the Jarryd Hayne of safooty.net

Lightning McQueen wrote:

Wedgie wrote:Great work mate, Alberton has always been the best surface in the SANFL. My Dad used to say that too from when he played on it in the 50s.

Who'd he play for?

West Torrens

Lightning McQueen wrote:

HH3 wrote:
I played on it in 2001 and 2002.

9-a-side Scott Hodges Cup....I was a pretty big deal back then.

You're the Jarryd Hayne of safooty.net

Played on Norwood oval last year too. Was pretty good. Feels like it slopes towards the western grandstand though.

HH3 wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:

Wedgie wrote:Great work mate, Alberton has always been the best surface in the SANFL. My Dad used to say that too from when he played on it in the 50s.

Who'd he play for?

I played on it in 2001 and 2002.

9-a-side Scott Hodges Cup....I was a pretty big deal back then.

I played numerous mini-league games on it through the early 80's. My Uncle's best mate was the Mini-League coordinator and we'd sit up in the back row of the Williams Family Stand with the smell of linament coming up through the gaps in the floor and wall.

Often they'd be short and little ( I was, once upon a time ) Boon would always be there prepared with shorts, socks and boots. In fact I wore my full kit quite often, lace up guernsey and all. I didn't play many away games as his role diminished as the home teams coordinator took over.

I wore an onion on my belt at the time.

Booney wrote:

HH3 wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:

Wedgie wrote:Great work mate, Alberton has always been the best surface in the SANFL. My Dad used to say that too from when he played on it in the 50s.

Who'd he play for?

I played on it in 2001 and 2002.

9-a-side Scott Hodges Cup....I was a pretty big deal back then.

I played numerous mini-league games on it through the early 80's. My Uncle's best mate was the Mini-League coordinator and we'd sit up in the back row of the Williams Family Stand with the smell of linament coming up through the gaps in the floor and wall.

Often they'd be short and little ( I was, once upon a time ) Boon would always be there prepared with shorts, socks and boots. In fact I wore my full kit quite often, lace up guernsey and all. I didn't play many away games as his role diminished as the home teams coordinator took over.

I wore an onion on my belt at the time.

Didn't ask for your life story mate.

Also, my discman with Linkin Park - Hybrid Theory got stolen from my bag in the grandstand while I played. That was a dark day. It pushed me one step closer to the edge.

But in the end, it didnt even matter.

Mate, you tried so hard, too.

I still reckon that prick Dylan stole it.

Anyone named Dylan is a wanker.

HH3 wrote:I still reckon that prick Dylan stole it.

Anyone named Dylan is a wanker.

Hey, my name isn't Dylan.