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You neglect to mention Kuol and Reec were just as bad but continued to get chances for far longer and after we had some cohesion to our attack. DWH got a rough deal compared to those two this season.Not baffling at all. He got a 4 or 5 game run at the beginning of year. Didn't perform well and that was that. In our shit years he would have started every game.
It's a bloody good problem to have for our club. Winning and trying to play good youngsters.It’s such an interesting situation, Monty loved him. He was, in a way, the planned successor for Dingo in Monty’s eyes. Then got injured and could barely impact last season then Jacko doesn’t like the type of striker he is. Just baffling he didn’t get another chance but in the end it didn’t hurt our success so we can’t complain.
Those two work so hard off the ball and constantly pressure the defence.You neglect to mention Kuol and Reec were just as bad but continued to get chances for far longer and after we had some cohesion to our attack. DWH got a rough deal compared to those two this season.
Straight away thought of that dumb girl shrieking 3-1! 3-1! over and over in the pink before I read the rest of your post...It was also the first time I watched the paramount interviews on the pitch as the game finished.
Some of the fans inserting their god-awful heads into the players' moment was cringeworthy (haha, apologies if you're reading this).
Felt bad for the players not getting to soak up that moment with fans trying to make it about themselves.
There was even one where the lass was repeatedly screaming over the top of Brian unaware he was trying to answer a question about his mum passing away.
yep what a silly cowStraight away thought of that dumb girl shrieking 3-1! 3-1! over and over in the pink before I read the rest of your post...
100% this.There were a lot of fans on that pitch as well that would have been lucky to attend maybe one other game this season if any.
And a fair few in the stands not interested in the game, family brought along that were happy to grab the atmosphere for their Instagram and then only watch 2 minutes of the game.
Not their fault but I always think how many football mad kids and parents missed out due to availability, cost, sitting together, later game, etc.
On the Monday night I was at dinner with my folks and mum was asking about tickets. My parents have not been to a game in years, so I was playing coy about it because while normally I'd do whatever I could to help the two people who grew up dealing with my shit, I couldn't live with the idea of some true fans missing out on the biggest home game in the club's history because my parents wanted to go to an event.100% this.
A few of the people who got their 2 seconds of fame on the pitch, wouldn’t even know the players names they jumped in on .. always the way with a big occasion, lots of corporate seats, etc. But a little hard to swallow.
Still grateful I was there, (Not on the pitch.)
I think it was a massive gamble - once it was at Gosford, they really felt it needed to be a sell out to not be an embarrassment, a quick sell out would be even better narrative for the media, and the easiest way to do that is to allow mass ticket purchasing. If we host again we'd probably see it restricted more, but the powers that be needed a good news story and a sell out was the easiest way to manufacture one.Until we get to the stage that you have to be a member (of some sort) to get a 1 ticket prior to the general public to the GF then this is always going to be a problem. 8 tickets per member (when other members missed out is really not encouraging people to buy memberships.
I know FA control the Finals and that sort of ticketing may be appropriate to fill Homebush or the MCG but if it is at a smaller ground that is just pissing off existing members.
That's because we're all members.Interestingly I’ve read lots of talk about blowins, but havent really heard about anyone who is a die hard fan and missed out?
I think it was a massive gamble - once it was at Gosford, they really felt it needed to be a sell out to not be an embarrassment, a quick sell out would be even better narrative for the media, and the easiest way to do that is to allow mass ticket purchasing. If we host again we'd probably see it restricted more, but the powers that be needed a good news story and a sell out was the easiest way to manufacture one.
That's because we're all members.