My Biggest Dilema

[whufc]

Ok heres the story,

Its the year 2000, Central District have just beaten WWT in an extremly close second semi final, everyone is going nuts including myself, we end up leaving the ground doing nothing but singing UDOGS at the top of lungs for the next half hour.
Eventually we get home when i realise that through my excitment i have lost my 10 year old scarfe (went to every central game through the 90's), it fell off somewhere at Football Park, there is absolutley no chance of getting it back. As GF week wears on i give up all hope of getting my scarfe back, so i decide to my annoiance to go out a buy a new scarfe.
I proudly wear my new scarfe to the 2000 GF we win and go onto to breaking many records in the most succesfull decade of SANFL football ever seen.
Now the problem, i still have this scarfe and recently wore it to the Crows vs Demons game at the Ponderossa a few weeks ago. It absolutley poured down the scarfe got extremly soaked. With the real football season approaching i remember where my scarfe is, i get it out and it stinks, i mean seriously stinks, people twenty meters can smell this thing. The scarfe has never ever been washed before.

DO I WASH MY SCARFE!

[gadj1976]

From a Sturt supporter who still has his scarf from 1974 and not washed it, the answer is YES! I (we) need the hoodoo broken

[Dogwatcher]

No - don't wash it.
I've had mine since 1987.
It has never been washed!

[Booney]

My Black and White hand knitted scarf from the 60s has not been washed in the 20+ years Ive had it since being handed down from my Mum. Dont wash it.

[Bum Crack]

I can't believe you're worried it stinks. All doggies supporters stink, so this should not be a problem.

[LBT]

Hit it with fabreeze or something like that or dry cleaning maybe an option.

[Zorro]

If you have not washed it for the past 10 years and it has become a luck charm for your team experiencing so much success, I strongly urge you to wash it, in fact I'd be happy to do it for you!!

[devilsadvocate]

Burn it.

[HeartBeatsTrue]

WASH IT.

I've been washing my Redlegs scarfe yearly and it hasnt changed our fortunes

It stinks FFS! And not coz of the rain, its coz you took it to an AFL game

[beenreal]

I've had my Magpies scarfe since I was 5 (1972) and it's never been washed. It doesn't need it, it gets aired on a regular basis.

[Brucetiki]

I face a similar dilemma with my flag - I bought it in 2000 (the Port game at Adelaide Oval where we won by 90+ points and Port didn't kick a goal until the third quarter). However, it has suffered a great deal of wear and tear. I've been threatening to replace it for a couple of years but the club doesn't have any decent sized flags.

It's now pretty much in a state of disrepair but I don't know if I should tack it back up for another year.

[MagareyLegend]

Just go away will ya. I am sick to death of you Bulldogs supporters bringing all your bloody premierships into the discussion one way or the other

[HeartBeatsTrue]

What I find disturbing is all these people who don't wash an item of clothing.

Does your neck sweat at all??

Do you wear the same un-washed jocks at every game?

[Brucetiki]

What I find disturbing is all these people who don't wash an item of clothing.

Does your neck sweat at all??

Do you wear the same un-washed jocks at every game?

As a matter of fact...

[Dogwatcher]

I don't wear any

[Booney]

What I find disturbing is all these people who don't wash an item of clothing.

Does your neck sweat at all??

Do you wear the same un-washed jocks at every game?

Im not sure my footy scarfe is an item of clothing? It gets worn once a week for about 20 or so weeks a year. As for comparing a scarfe to jocks.....well.

[devilsadvocate]

Do Centrals fans even have the facilities to wash?
Don't most of them live in dilapidated shanties?

[Big Phil]

When I was a kid growing up, marbles were pretty popular and I had this 'lucky marble' that was a little white 'cats eye' with red and blue flicks of colour through it. I always used to win with it and I convinced myself it was my lucky charm.

Based on this, it was my lucky charm I took with me for the SANFL GF's in the mid to late 90's. Needless to say, Central lost those first 2 Premiership deciders but I still stuck to the lucky charm and continued to take it with me to all games, especially the finals thereafter.

Low and behold it proved a charm in 2000 and I thought I was on a winner !!!

Then we backed up in 2001 and 12 months later the 'marble' let me down when we lost to Sturt. Central then had their maginificent 3 in a row run from 2003 through 2005 which in my mind was all attributed to by my marble !!

Then I lost the bloody thing moving house and the Doggies went down in 2006 so I blamed the marble and thought that the Central District Football Club were doomed to never win another flag.

What more can I say other than the marble was in my thoughts in 2007, 2008 and last year and seemed to work but at the end of the day, it didn't really matter that I didn't have it, the same as it doesn't matter, nor will make nay difference, if you wash your scarfe mate !!

But if you don't feel right washing it, don't do it

[Dogwatcher]

Hmmmmm Phil....

Interesting story.

You lost the last of your marbles five years ago....

Concerning.

[Big Phil]

Hmmmmm Phil....

Interesting story.

You lost the last of your marbles five years ago....

Concerning.

Those that know me would say I never had any marbles to begin with anyway !!

I was born, bred and educated in Elizabeth, you know what they say about...

Oh hang on you do, you're an Elizabeth boy as well aren't you mate