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Agreed. Also Monty made the point our first game was a close thing we could have won and the 2nd was a 45 degree day with 4 drinks breaks and was a flat flat game.
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Woolpack Hotel holds up to 100+ for functions. Might not be enough!
We won’t be booking the Woolpack. We’re close to securing a venue, stay tuned…Woolpack Hotel holds up to 100+ for functions. Might not be enough!
Great banh mi somewhere in Eastwood I've heard
And importantly our form against City itself is good. Did we only play them twice for a one-nil loss and one all draw?
Eastwood is reported to have over 275 places to eat... it gets tourist buses from Sydney and a huge number of especially Asian folk coming from all over....
Was the video commentary spoken by a robot?A good piece on the matchup in ESPN Soccernet.
The two A-League Grand Final teams could not be more different
From the moment that the Mariners set up a meeting with Melbourne City in this year's A-League Grand Final, the role that money plays in football became an inevitable narrative.www.espn.com.au
Love a good banh mi!
On a Saturday night there's plenty of parking on the western side of Eastwood station and you can get to anywhere from there. There's a parking centre in the centre but it can get full. 545 bus goes from Eastwood Station straight down to Parramatta too if you're not driving.
Marrickville Pork roll are the recognised masters of Banh MiLove a good banh mi!
Every Friday at work we smash that place. The rice paper rolls are god tier.
I haven't seen anything and just emailed them about it this morning. Would suggest anyone affected do the same. Even a 2pm kick off on Saturday becomes an issue if you dont want to be rushed - could easily be playing at the other end of the coast need to get home, shower and get on the road/to the station.
