Leaving soon to take the train at Oakleigh station...shower at the moment.

Will be there!

I will personally try to keep cool, won't be easy though...planning to watch a bit of footy that'll run on foxsports and other places...a beer or two along the way, try not to think too much...

It was great to c all those Saints supporters out in the rain! I was at the back to see the boys in ( with an autograph from Dal), ran to the front to sing and listen to Nick and then straight to the back again to see them out...they all look good and relaxed! Go Saints!

Scoop wrote:

Voyager wrote:Q51 row MM...happy to catch up, would like to catch up!!

Row in front.......Q51 Row LL.....5 of us...

No worries Scoop, I'll be in Seat 16.

Beautiful mate...Thank you for your post...This is so true..I, and pretty sure some others, will remember all those black years, those great players we've seen along the years and the joy they've brought to us in every game, Harvs, Loewe, Aussie Jones, etc. When you remember those times, some tears ...

Perhaps this a bit of a better thread to ask the question - might've got lost in the bigger thread... Do St Kilda Scoial Club ticket getters all get seated together-ish? That is, is there a kind of defacto segregation between Saints and Cats fans? The SC question was answered but I am thinking you ...

Perhaps this a bit of a better thread to ask the question - might've got lost in the bigger thread... Do St Kilda Scoial Club ticket getters all get seated together-ish? That is, is there a kind of defacto segregation between Saints and Cats fans? I'm a SC member and get to sit in Q51 MM...don't th...

I'll (with some colleagues and other footy mads) be at the back to see the boys coming in, then 'run' to the corner of Spring St. and entrance to Treasury Place and then 'run' to the back to see the boys coming out. If you see someone with the Saints footy jumper (with a few autographs on it), glass...

snoopygirl wrote:

bigred wrote:so where we going?

For lunch after? I wouldn't mind going back to the Corner Hotel to have the Chicken Parma that I didn't have Friday night because I was too nervous.

Lunch? Possible. Who would be in?

saint patrick wrote:Great post Voyager...brought a big smile to my face

Your passion adds to the rich cultural tapestry that is this fantastic club represents..

Viva la Saints

I work in Spring St. just near the corner of Collins St. & will have a great view from there. I am finishing at 11:00 so if everyone wants to meet at the top of the Parliament Station steps at the Collins St. entrance which is actually in Spring St. :? Working at Treasury Place...didn't know th...

Thought I had an appointment today, which in fact was yesterday (so missed it) and thought that I had a farewell lunch tomorrow that was today...and 3 nights to go??? I may turn up to the G on Friday if that continues!

Great stuff Voyager, this footy club sucks you in, like your former country is getting to my son I always was the strange one back in France, as I was supporting Oz in rugby, nobody could understand this (neither did I!) :)...go understand! ;) He is 17 and alsready has been to France, learing frenc...

Let me know if you need some assistance for this (as I wouldn't mind seeing more of the boys at time! ;) Well my next exchange will probably not now be for 2 years at about which time I will be seeking to arrange an exchange for my youngest daughter in France. However my eldest daughter is Fluent i...

matrixcutter wrote:i can remember ca va? and ca va
meaning 'how are you' and 'fine'

i think.
go saints

You've got it Matrix!!

snoopygirl wrote:don' ; t perdent l'accent.

Cannot lose it...believe me Snoopygirl!! However, lots of people think that this is a light accent, not a strong one as other French people have so... but, still, once I open my mouth, it doesn't go unnoticed

great read i did 6 years of french at school and can remember 1. how to say my name, hello and how are you plus thank you 2. that the word swimming pool in french sounds like the word 'pissing' go u sainters!!!!! 1. Bonjour, je m'appelle Matrixcutter, comment allez-vous? Merci. 2. Yep, swimming poo...

Thanks for sharing. I have taken a few French Exchange Students to some games. The first was struck with Luke Ball and was amazed when I introduced him to her after the game in the social rooms. She was just amazed that you could get that close to the footballers and thought it most unlikely in Fra...

Stillwaiting wrote:Great stuff Voyager, this footy club sucks you in, like your former country is getting to my son

I always was the strange one back in France, as I was supporting Oz in rugby, nobody could understand this (neither did I!) ...go understand!

Great story. How long until you understood the rules? My wife and her family are from Chile and my wife who grew up here understands it but not the rest of her family. Her Mum likes St. Kilda because she worked with Matty Lappin at Linen house. Took only a few weeks as I watched plenty of games at ...

Just thought I'd share my story with St Kilda, now reflecting over the past few years that I've been barracking for the Mighty Saints...what a rollercoaster, but it's worth it, isn't it?! :) About 16 years ago, I visited Australia for the first time (was French, as I am now officially Australian :) ...

Q51 MM here sitting with the Gods in Heaven!!

Leaving work around 11.30am-12.00noon to Linton St...

Q51 row MM...happy to catch up, would like to catch up!!