SA Footy

Brodlach wrote:That’s sensational Wedgie!

Wedgie wrote:

Brodlach wrote:That’s sensational Wedgie!

Just a tad stoked.

Brodlach wrote:

Wedgie wrote:

Brodlach wrote:That’s sensational Wedgie!

Just a tad stoked.

And proud.

Wedgie wrote:

Brodlach wrote:

Wedgie wrote:

Brodlach wrote:That’s sensational Wedgie!

Just a tad stoked.

And proud.

A wee bit.

Wedgie wrote:I rate my daughter being offered the role of Manager of Aboriginal Inclusion and Wellbeing at the Geelong Football Club.
Will miss her heaps as I've loved having her in my household but nice to know I'll have somewhere to stay in Geelong.
She will be working with all the players 3 days a week and the local community 2 days a week under the mentorship of Eddie Betts.

Even though it's not her speciality having done physio at uni for several years and working a couple of years as a physio it's an awesome extra feather in her cap which could take her to even more places she didn't expect.
I'm so envious as she will be based at Kardinia Park and regularly chat with Eddie and all the Geelong players, coaching staff and admin.
I am so bloody proud and amazed. A dream come true.

PS Hopefully a few side benefits for family too.

Wedgie wrote:I rate my daughter being offered the role of Manager of Aboriginal Inclusion and Wellbeing at the Geelong Football Club.
Will miss her heaps as I've loved having her in my household but nice to know I'll have somewhere to stay in Geelong.
She will be working with all the players 3 days a week and the local community 2 days a week under the mentorship of Eddie Betts.

Even though it's not her speciality having done physio at uni for several years and working a couple of years as a physio it's an awesome extra feather in her cap which could take her to even more places she didn't expect.
I'm so envious as she will be based at Kardinia Park and regularly chat with Eddie and all the Geelong players, coaching staff and admin.
I am so bloody proud and amazed. A dream come true.

PS Hopefully a few side benefits for family too.

gazzamagoo wrote:KUNUNURRA!
Just spent a week there, between 40 & 42 every day, what a real hidden gem of a place!
Dam-ing the Ord River has been a master stroke, unlimited water for the region plus hydro-electricity.
A multitude of crops grown & exported & the government has just formally approved a mega million dollar grant to finally grow cotton on the flats downstream from Kununurra,
could this be the end for Cubbie Station?
Let's hope so!
Anyone looking for a job? This is the place if you're in the hospitality industry, or you're just a hard working labourer.

Jim05 wrote:

gazzamagoo wrote:KUNUNURRA!
Just spent a week there, between 40 & 42 every day, what a real hidden gem of a place!
Dam-ing the Ord River has been a master stroke, unlimited water for the region plus hydro-electricity.
A multitude of crops grown & exported & the government has just formally approved a mega million dollar grant to finally grow cotton on the flats downstream from Kununurra,
could this be the end for Cubbie Station?
Let's hope so!
Anyone looking for a job? This is the place if you're in the hospitality industry, or you're just a hard working labourer.

Yep, ripper of a place.
We were due to head up that way next week but chose to go to Tasmania instead because I just can’t trust McGowan under the current climate

gazzamagoo wrote:KUNUNURRA!
Just spent a week there, between 40 & 42 every day, what a real hidden gem of a place!
Dam-ing the Ord River has been a master stroke, unlimited water for the region plus hydro-electricity.
A multitude of crops grown & exported & the government has just formally approved a mega million dollar grant to finally grow cotton on the flats downstream from Kununurra,
could this be the end for Cubbie Station?
Let's hope so!
Anyone looking for a job? This is the place if you're in the hospitality industry, or you're just a hard working labourer.

helicopterking wrote:

gazzamagoo wrote:KUNUNURRA!
Just spent a week there, between 40 & 42 every day, what a real hidden gem of a place!
Dam-ing the Ord River has been a master stroke, unlimited water for the region plus hydro-electricity.
A multitude of crops grown & exported & the government has just formally approved a mega million dollar grant to finally grow cotton on the flats downstream from Kununurra,
could this be the end for Cubbie Station?
Let's hope so!
Anyone looking for a job? This is the place if you're in the hospitality industry, or you're just a hard working labourer.

I’ll be happy for anything as long as Cubbie Station gets the boot along with all those water stealing thieves the whole way along that basin.

gazzamagoo wrote:KUNUNURRA!
Just spent a week there, between 40 & 42 every day, what a real hidden gem of a place!
Dam-ing the Ord River has been a master stroke, unlimited water for the region plus hydro-electricity.
A multitude of crops grown & exported & the government has just formally approved a mega million dollar grant to finally grow cotton on the flats downstream from Kununurra,
could this be the end for Cubbie Station?
Let's hope so!
Anyone looking for a job? This is the place if you're in the hospitality industry, or you're just a hard working labourer.

whufc wrote:Our town when summer sports are back

Round 1 cricket this weekend, round 2 for the tennis with the misses playing her first ever game

Then both clubs back to the pub until stumps to talk shit about the days play and every other aspect of life, whilst hotly debating cricket vs tennis

Like a kid at Christmas.

Vamos wrote:Step Ones, reckon Burke & Wills would rate too.