Glenelg vs West post game review

[HOORAY PUNT]

I pissed on 3 front lawns on the way out but did it quietly ...

Imagine if they had a screen door. You could have pissed on that and they'd think someone was knocking at the door .Mable would open it and ..........
.Just saying.
Not condoning it ........................very funny though.

[dedja]

Highlight of the night was Mr Welso diligently picking up each bit of cut up paper thrown onto the ground ... All couple of hundred pieces.

Well done, a potential serious injury was averted by your quick and decisive action.

The same said Mr Weslo again saved the day after the game when he, with no regard for his safety, retrieved a still smoking flare amongst a group of kids and bravely extinguished it on the ground.

[JK]

Highlight of the night was Mr Welso diligently picking up each bit of cut up paper thrown onto the ground ... All couple of hundred pieces.

All the ones with the free Big Macs on them?

[dedja]

LOL, you had to be there ... faark, they employ some morons.

[nolongerthere]

LOL, you had to be there ... faark, they employ some morons.

thats a prerequiste for the job to be a moron

[whufc]

I hope everyone left the ground quietly and didn't cause mayhem in the streets.

street party on williams avenue as i was leaving! some old **** was doing a wheely on a gopher and wait for it a flare was thrown onto the ground after the game ffs!

That's WHUFC's father (allegedly) living in Williams Avenue........he's No 2 in a 8 member pyrotechnic gopher precision driving team......bloody Centrals supporters......

LOL me old man does get around in a gopher these days, the bastard wouldnt give me a flair to take to the footy.

[stampy]

LOL, you had to be there ... faark, they employ some morons.

thats a prerequiste for the job to be a moron

that is the quote of the year!!!!!!!

[sjt]

I pissed on 3 front lawns on the way out but did it quietly ...

Yeah, but it doesn't count when you still have your pants up.

[Mad Mat]

Highlight for me was the ground announcer. Surely the club is taking the piss if that guy continues in the role. Sounded a little bit like the former coach.

[85 WAS A GOOD YEAR]

Highlight for me was the ground announcer. Surely the club is taking the piss if that guy continues in the role. Sounded a little bit like the former coach.

Last years announcer will return for the next game - He originally thought he would be unavailable last night so a fill-in stepped in.
I was grateful when he finally turned the National Antham CD off half way through and we could all hear the angelic voices of the kids choir. The kids did a superb job

[The Sleeping Giant]

Not one west supporter commenting.

[dedja]

*cough* somewhere else *cough*

[mighty_tiger_79]

will the speakers stay at the light poles?

also just get some lights onto the scoreboard for those who are viewing the game from other parts of the venue.

[SDK]

As I said previously it is a pity Glenelg were not playing Port, Sturt or Norwood to get a better idea of how many would turn up.
West Adelaide supporters are out numbered at Richmond, never mind away games !
A lost occasion IMHO.

[Dirko]

will the speakers stay at the light poles?

also just get some lights onto the scoreboard for those who are viewing the game from other parts of the venue.

Yeah the wiring is in the light poles, so they'll put 'em up take 'em down like the Weagles do....

And yep re the scoreboard / time clock.

[Pseudo]

will the speakers stay at the light poles?

also just get some lights onto the scoreboard for those who are viewing the game from other parts of the venue.

The speakers on the poles could be turned down a notch or two during the breaks. We don't need music blasted at us.

Nor would it hurt to get some low-level lighting in the crowd on the outer & northern side. Could hardly see the Bloods cheer squad waving their flags in the second half; it must have been awkward to stand in darkness.

[topsywaldron]

The speakers on the poles could be turned down a notch or two during the breaks. We don't need music blasted at us.

I hate how even competitions like the SANFL assume that we're so braindead we need constant stimulation by providing music or announcements at every possible break in play. Finals at Footy Park are unbearable for this.

I'm perfectly to happy to talk to the people I go to games with during the breaks without having 'Mustang Sally' blasted at me.

[The Sleeping Giant]

The speakers on the poles could be turned down a notch or two during the breaks. We don't need music blasted at us.

I hate how even competitions like the SANFL assume that we're so braindead we need constant stimulation by providing music or announcements at every possible break in play. Finals at Footy Park are unbearable for this.

I'm perfectly to happy to talk to the people I go to games with during the breaks without having 'Mustang Sally' blasted at me.

I don't think they enjoy it though.

[dedja]

will the speakers stay at the light poles?

also just get some lights onto the scoreboard for those who are viewing the game from other parts of the venue.

The speakers on the poles could be turned down a notch or two during the breaks. We don't need music blasted at us.

Nor would it hurt to get some low-level lighting in the crowd on the outer & northern side. Could hardly see the Bloods cheer squad waving their flags in the second half; it must have been awkward to stand in darkness.

Well you were standing only a few meters from the speakers!

I thought it was OK ... nothing during play unlike Noarlunga where the ground announcer thinks we all come to hear his voice.

Considering it was the first game under lights and with the heavy restrictions of the approval to use them, it was fine. The speakers had to be readjusted at the last minute due to approval conditions (they were setup much higher).

A few things to tweak for the next night game no doubt.

[stampy]

hehe