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Post by northernspirit on Oct 7, 2007 9:36:06 GMT 10
great feeling for sure, cant wait for this game
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Post by MrCelery on Oct 7, 2007 10:03:11 GMT 10
Ahhh I love waking up and being instantly excited! Can't wait! Indeed, I'm so [glow=red,2,300] FIRED UP FARKIN!!!!!!!!![/glow] |
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Post by northernspirit on Oct 7, 2007 10:10:58 GMT 10
FARKEN FIRE UP!!!
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Post by bowchicka a wow wow (ac) on Oct 7, 2007 10:42:52 GMT 10
with kick off at 5. what time does the kendall open today ??
trying to organise my train times.. thanks
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Post by northernspirit on Oct 7, 2007 10:44:17 GMT 10
well most people will start clearing out around 4 so i would think about 2pm but b4 kendall opens u can go to sports bar where there will be cc fans
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Post by DJ on Oct 7, 2007 11:41:26 GMT 10
with kick off at 5. what time does the kendall open today ?? trying to organise my train times.. thanks Kendall opens at 3pm but people will meet up in the sports bar before hand. |
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Post by bowchicka a wow wow (ac) on Oct 7, 2007 11:58:45 GMT 10
ok thanks guys...glad to hear there will be some cc fans there because im coming down by myself, as the guys i usually come with are all at batherst....
cant wait to beat the scum
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Post by EGGBA on Oct 7, 2007 21:48:03 GMT 10
Well derby day has come and gone  I dont know if it was just me or not but it just felt anti climatic not just the score but the whole day maybe it was because i was sober but i don't think drinking would ov changed it. |
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Post by bakery5 on Oct 7, 2007 21:53:09 GMT 10
Well derby day has come and gone I dont know if it was just me or not but it just felt anti climatic not just the score but the whole day maybe it was because i was sober but i don't think drinking would ov changed it. you were going to the kendell when i was at the subway at like 2pm and you was'nt pissed by 7pm? I have losted all respect for you now  fire farking up for next week |
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Post by EGGBA on Oct 7, 2007 22:04:04 GMT 10
Dude i quit drinking!!!just passed my 6th day straight  |
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Post by bob51 on Oct 8, 2007 0:04:04 GMT 10
Dude i quit drinking!!!just passed my 6th day straight Why did you quick drinking for 6 days lol. You have to drink at the next home game man |
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Post by Perm on Oct 8, 2007 10:39:49 GMT 10
I said this in the Round Seven topic.
They had a good turnout last night and so they should, they have a bigger football community than us and its good that footballs going well in Newcastle. Congrats as you guys shook the stands.
IMO i think that the Coast needs to get used to these supporter groups coming, making noise and really having a go, and we must have the spark to give something back.
In the past the stadium and our fans have been pumping when Syd and Newie have come here, but last night it took a bit to get started. Is it the allocation of games on Sunday? because im thinking Saturday nights everyones a bit more revved up.
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Post by Pete on Oct 8, 2007 10:50:50 GMT 10
Perm - Bay 16 was lacklustre and only moderate in volume UNTIL the Mariners goal. Then the volume went up considerably, and the stadium itself went up a fair bit too.
Did you notice all the Jets supporters go up when they equalised? There were quite a few in the stands, waving their flags and all the other paraphernalia, more so than I thought were there.
Sunday arvo games certainly curtails the pisshead factor a fair bit, but leans more towards a family night. Those who wanna be hardcore, get pissed, have a go at opposition supporters etc. should consider the numbers of Mums and kids around.
Do we have to wait until there is a serious incident involving two supporters' groups before the stadium gets the message that having two supporters groups so close to each other is like playing with fire? (I know it's been discussed over and over on this forum, but it was again an issue last night. At the very least, have the opposing supporters group leave via the West exit, and the Marinators to the East)
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Post by EGGBA on Oct 8, 2007 11:43:23 GMT 10
Dude i quit drinking!!!just passed my 6th day straight Why did you quick drinking for 6 days lol. You have to drink at the next home game man Something to do with my shenaniginz in egelaide.No the plan is to still not be drinkin by then. |
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Post by newieutd on Oct 8, 2007 12:03:33 GMT 10
Perm - Bay 16 was lacklustre and only moderate in volume UNTIL the Mariners goal. Then the volume went up considerably, and the stadium itself went up a fair bit too. Did you notice all the Jets supporters go up when they equalised? There were quite a few in the stands, waving their flags and all the other paraphernalia, more so than I thought were there. Sunday arvo games certainly curtails the pisshead factor a fair bit, but leans more towards a family night. Those who wanna be hardcore, get pissed, have a go at opposition supporters etc. should consider the numbers of Mums and kids around. Do we have to wait until there is a serious incident involving two supporters' groups before the stadium gets the message that having two supporters groups so close to each other is like playing with fire? (I know it's been discussed over and over on this forum, but it was again an issue last night. At the very least, have the opposing supporters group leave via the West exit, and the Marinators to the East) Agreed. I said a couple of times on the way out. This is stupidity letting fans from both sides leave via the same exit. |
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Post by Adz on Oct 8, 2007 12:44:55 GMT 10
they should make the away fans leave via catapult
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Post by ~Floss~ on Oct 8, 2007 12:58:14 GMT 10
Agreed. I said a couple of times on the way out. This is stupidity letting fans from both sides leave via the same exit. Spot on. Fits in with what I've seen and heard (and read), and wouldn't be hard for the organisers to fix. Works well elsewhere (even in Newcastle) |
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Post by bakery5 on Oct 8, 2007 13:06:27 GMT 10
would somebody please think of the children  |
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Post by Regan the Giant on Oct 8, 2007 14:01:23 GMT 10
In a whole, I agree.
The organisers should start considering the fact that there is certain supporters that would tear the limbs off opposing supporters.
These sort of things shouldn't happen overall, let alone infront of children. I mean just as an example, as me and my friends were leaving the stadium, we couldn't even walk down the stairs and out the exit towards the Leagues Club without a fight starting too break out between one of us Marinors supporters and one of their Jets supporters. Although it was considered a "weak" fight, it was infront of children who were being ushered away as quickly as possible by their parents. Also just a note, the fight wasn't broken up by Security as they were no where near to be seen. Instead it took fellow supporters to break it up, just proving that security CANT BE EVERYWHERE. What do you think?
Regan
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Post by newieutd on Oct 8, 2007 14:19:36 GMT 10
In a whole, I agree. The organisers should start considering the fact that there is certain supporters that would tear the limbs off opposing supporters. These sort of things shouldn't happen overall, let alone infront of children. I mean just as an example, as me and my friends were leaving the stadium, we couldn't even walk down the stairs and out the exit towards the Leagues Club without a fight starting too break out between one of us Marinors supporters and one of their Jets supporters. Although it was considered a "weak" fight, it was infront of children who were being ushered away as quickly as possible by their parents. Also just a note, the fight wasn't broken up by Security as they were no where near to be seen. Instead it took fellow supporters to break it up, just proving that security CANT BE EVERYWHERE. What do you think? Regan Positives out of that is that if it happened when Sydney or Melbourne are involved the felliow supporters would have joined the fight |
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I dont know if it was just me or not but it just felt anti climatic not just the score but the whole day maybe it was because i was sober but i don't think drinking would ov changed it.
