No Alcohol at an SANFL match

[Sojourner]

What about BYO?

There is a reason that beers are served in plastic cups and not in glass bottles mate!

[HeartBeatsTrue]

What about BYO?

There is a reason that beers are served in plastic cups and not in glass bottles mate!

Cans?

[Wedgie]

What about BYO?

There is a reason that beers are served in plastic cups and not in glass bottles mate!

BYO works fine at trial games and beer is only served in plastic cups at Norwood, it's in cans elsewhere.

[JAS]

they couldn't serve alcohol such as your apparently bizarre uber-Catholic laws

Think your getting your muzzies & catholics a little disorientated there.
Can't ever rememer the nuns teaching that one.

Not sure why you'd want to involve Muslims on a Catholic feast day.

...and no the nuns didn't teach abstinence of Good Friday hence the use of 'uber'. In fact if you want a drink then the Vatican is probably one place your sure to get one...only other places I can think of that would have such a draconian attitude to Good Friday would be the Hebridian Islands that are still very much Presbyterian.

Regards
JAS

[Pseudo]

Sturt did it in 1998 because they couldn't get a liquor licence for inside the ground and the first game was a sellout.

Yeah, but Unley can only hold 500 people. 600 at a stretch.

[Pseudo]

Incidentally - I could do without booze at a footy match. Recently fell off the wagon after 2 months sans alcool. Lost 6 kilos in the process and would do it again in a jiffy

[Adelaide Hawk]

What about BYO?

There is a reason that beers are served in plastic cups and not in glass bottles mate!

BYO works fine at trial games and beer is only served in plastic cups at Norwood, it's in cans elsewhere.

I didn't look for a beer Thursday night, but in previous seasons I have always bought my beer in a can at Norwood. Is this something new Wedgie, or does it depend on what part of the ground you buy it?

[Wedgie]

What about BYO?

There is a reason that beers are served in plastic cups and not in glass bottles mate!

BYO works fine at trial games and beer is only served in plastic cups at Norwood, it's in cans elsewhere.

I didn't look for a beer Thursday night, but in previous seasons I have always bought my beer in a can at Norwood. Is this something new Wedgie, or does it depend on what part of the ground you buy it?

They've had pale in a cup on Coopers Hill and at Coopers corner for a while now, another great thing about Norwood is there's about 5 bars so it's probably in cans at the smaller bars. They cater well there!

[Mr Irate]

Without dragging the Good Friday Football topic off track I wanted to put up for discussion what people think of having an SANFL match that is Alcohol free as would be the case on any match played on Good Friday due to the restrictions on the sale of alcohol on the day by the Federal Government.

Would you still go to the football if there was no alcohol available at the ground nor were you permitted to bring in containers? Will not having alcohol available at the match have an effect either up or down on the crowd numbers in your opinion?

Thoughts?

No alcohol at the footy sounds somewhat sacreligous.......would a glass of red be acceptable on Good Friday ?

[CENTURION]

We take our grog into the footy anyway, in hip flasks, disguised as flares!!

[Booney]

*Insert picture of Booney running and screaming like Homer would if he found out Moe's had closed down*

[wycbloods]

*Insert picture of Booney running and screaming like Homer would if he found out Moe's had closed down*

Sorry mate just can't seem to find a picture of you running

[Booney]

*Insert picture of Booney running and screaming like Homer would if he found out Moe's had closed down*

Sorry mate just can't seem to find a picture of you running

Smart arse.

[CENTURION]

I didn't look for a beer Thursday night, but in previous seasons I have always bought my beer in a can at Norwood. Is this something new Wedgie, or does it depend on what part of the ground you buy it?[/quote]

They've had pale in a cup on Coopers Hill and at Coopers corner for a while now, another great thing about Norwood is there's about 5 bars so it's probably in cans at the smaller bars. They cater well there![/quote][/quote]

gotta drown your sorrows somehow!