ROO wants St Kilda Tasmanians
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Re: ROO wants St Kilda Tasmanians
Fair enough. Booming. It was a poor joke not meant to be authoritive. Apologies. And to Senator Lambie.
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Re: ROO wants St Kilda Tasmanians
A team in Tasmania will never work. The people in the north hate the south and the people in the south ignore the northerners as irrelevant.
It has always been that way and will always remain so.
It has always been that way and will always remain so.
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Re: ROO wants St Kilda Tasmanians
there is a little bit of truth to that
personally i don’t think there’s the
(corporate) $$$
in both parts of the state
let alone one half
to create a healthy self sustaining Entity
it’ll be State Government ‘n AFL subsidised for life
(‘n good on em if the AFL are willing to pay
...u’d reckon they’d deserve a team)
personally i don’t think there’s the
(corporate) $$$
in both parts of the state
let alone one half
to create a healthy self sustaining Entity
it’ll be State Government ‘n AFL subsidised for life
(‘n good on em if the AFL are willing to pay
...u’d reckon they’d deserve a team)
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Re: ROO wants St Kilda Tasmanians
Complete codswallop. Maybe 40 years ago but not today.
Rugby League would have to be the stupidest, most moronic and over rated game of all time.
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Have things changed significantly today ? I very much doubt it and it wasn't a "maybe " 40 (odd) years ago , it was a fact.
I should know, I lived there.
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Re: ROO wants St Kilda Tasmanians
Funny thing is - Tassie is probably a lot more like our namesake than Moorabbin/Docklands.thejiggingsaint wrote: ↑Thu 27 Jun 2019 10:43am IF the St Kilda Footy Club "relocates" to Tassie, then it is no longer "The St. Kilda Footy Club"................ I would then be barracking for Sandy in the VFL.
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Re: ROO wants St Kilda Tasmanians
Riewoldt called it Codswallop on SEN the other day - I'm paraphrasing here, but his general gist was "it was like that 40 odd years ago, but anyone under 40-50 years old couldn't care less about that stuff now"... Then again he might have a slight agenda to talk up the prospects of a tassie team...saynta wrote: ↑Fri 28 Jun 2019 2:51pmHave things changed significantly today ? I very much doubt it and it wasn't a "maybe " 40 (odd) years ago , it was a fact.
I should know, I lived there.
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Re: ROO wants St Kilda Tasmanians
If the Saints moved to Tassie I would still be barracking for the Saints (as I have done for the last 45+ years despite never having lived in Victoria)!samuraisaint wrote: ↑Fri 28 Jun 2019 5:36pmFunny thing is - Tassie is probably a lot more like our namesake than Moorabbin/Docklands.thejiggingsaint wrote: ↑Thu 27 Jun 2019 10:43am IF the St Kilda Footy Club "relocates" to Tassie, then it is no longer "The St. Kilda Footy Club"................ I would then be barracking for Sandy in the VFL.
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Re: ROO wants St Kilda Tasmanians
same same
although i did live in Melbs for the 2009 season
(footscray : what a cold hole it was)
arrived on the arvo of the first game
v sydney (?) iirc at the dome
left during the week after the granny
.., all in all t’was a good choice of year
to fulfil my spiritual duty
and live Melbourne in the footy season
colder than tassy
dangerous after midnight
but overall big fun with big hearted people
although i did live in Melbs for the 2009 season
(footscray : what a cold hole it was)
arrived on the arvo of the first game
v sydney (?) iirc at the dome
left during the week after the granny
.., all in all t’was a good choice of year
to fulfil my spiritual duty
and live Melbourne in the footy season
colder than tassy
dangerous after midnight
but overall big fun with big hearted people
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Re: ROO wants St Kilda Tasmanians
At first I was like, hell no.
Then it hit me.
We'd be an expansion team, we get help with stadium, debt, marketing, special allowances with player payments, refined zoning, extra draft picks, and on and on.... could it truly be that the tin foil guy had the right stuff?
Gill does love us, he had to be cruel to be kind? so he ensures we keep Richo to drive us into the ground once and for all, orchestrated moronic football department who think diabetes is an asset, influences a shocking board who seem swell, are meant to be gurus in their fields but couldnt figure out how to get out of a wet paper bag, or reduce club debt....tin foil anyone? TASSIE plan has been in effect for years?!
Then it hit me.
We'd be an expansion team, we get help with stadium, debt, marketing, special allowances with player payments, refined zoning, extra draft picks, and on and on.... could it truly be that the tin foil guy had the right stuff?
Gill does love us, he had to be cruel to be kind? so he ensures we keep Richo to drive us into the ground once and for all, orchestrated moronic football department who think diabetes is an asset, influences a shocking board who seem swell, are meant to be gurus in their fields but couldnt figure out how to get out of a wet paper bag, or reduce club debt....tin foil anyone? TASSIE plan has been in effect for years?!
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Re: ROO wants St Kilda Tasmanians
No one is talking about the saints being relocated to Tasmania FFS. No one.
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Re: ROO wants St Kilda Tasmanians
North would have right of first refusal you’d think
... then they’d need 75% members agreement
can’t see the Hawkers doing it
or needing to
which , sorta leaves us
as next cab on the rank
... then they’d need 75% members agreement
can’t see the Hawkers doing it
or needing to
which , sorta leaves us
as next cab on the rank
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Re: ROO wants St Kilda Tasmanians
I go there twice a year, always stay in the South and despise those irrelevant Notherners.saynta wrote: ↑Fri 28 Jun 2019 2:51pmHave things changed significantly today ? I very much doubt it and it wasn't a "maybe " 40 (odd) years ago , it was a fact.
I should know, I lived there.
Check out the Ball & Chain grill in Salamanca, they get their grain fed beef from the Tamar valley (up north
One of the best steaks you’ll ever eat.
Never been game to try their 1kg rib eye, looks like Fred Flinstones rack of beef delivered to his car.
I look for excuses to get to Tassie for the food at Salamanca & Battery Point.
I wish we’d go back to playing matches there!
Just not permanently.
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Re: ROO wants St Kilda Tasmanians
They do on here Saynta. Only here too.
Posters that have admitted they were wrong about Hanna's gastro and the club didn't create a cover story.
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Re: ROO wants St Kilda Tasmanians
Saynta, that was the case then, but no longer now.saynta wrote: ↑Fri 28 Jun 2019 2:51pmHave things changed significantly today ? I very much doubt it and it wasn't a "maybe " 40 (odd) years ago , it was a fact.
I should know, I lived there.
If the Evil Empire have plans for us to go to Tassie, then who better to lead the charge than our most favorite son.
Rugby League would have to be the stupidest, most moronic and over rated game of all time.
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I'm sure the people in the north love their southern cousins these days, mate., if they have ever been there.happy feet wrote: ↑Fri 28 Jun 2019 10:32pmSaynta, that was the case then, but no longer now.saynta wrote: ↑Fri 28 Jun 2019 2:51pmHave things changed significantly today ? I very much doubt it and it wasn't a "maybe " 40 (odd) years ago , it was a fact.
I should know, I lived there.
If the Evil Empire have plans for us to go to Tassie, then who better to lead the charge than our most favorite son.
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Garry and Nick had Milney as a special guest on SEN breakfast radio this week. About 3-4 minutes before the end of the podcast, Rooy gives his response to a question asked of him by Garry Lyon on whether he would take a paycut similarly to what Easton Wood suggested regarding the proliferation of gambling ads and the revenue made by the AFL from gambling sponsorship.
https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/s ... =442886438
Personally, I think gambling is a problem for all of our society and apathy is no excuse. Roo is being selfish at best and at the very least I would say he has no empathy towards the issues many families and young people are facing (including many young footballers). By the way, I feel just as strongly about too many junk food ads as I do about gambling ads.
I think it's interesting to look back at the Saints salary cap issues circa 2012/2013. We all know that if Roo had shown some initiative and leadership, we may not have had to get rid of Dal and BJ. If Roo as the captain had called on the leaders of the club and perhaps taken a paycut himself as a gesture of goodwill and leadership for the greater good of the team it might have united the whole footy club and inspired the team to another finals campaign post Rossy Lyon
Rooy couldn't change what happened on his own, and of course the CEO and the board would have needed to agree on a course of action that meant retaining Brendon Goddard. I've heard Roo say that the board and the club didn't approach him and the leaders to ask them to take pay cuts, but I've never heard Roo say that he at least tried talking to them and volunteering to be the first to do it.
Part of the reason the Saints failed to attract a big fish is because we became wooden spooners all of a sudden. The footy club's prospects including our competitiveness on field would have been quite different with the retention of Dal and BJ. I reckon it would have meant better finances for the club, more memberships including more revenue from marketing and merchandise and that in turn would snowball with the ability to attract better assistants and footy department staff.
https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/s ... =442886438
Personally, I think gambling is a problem for all of our society and apathy is no excuse. Roo is being selfish at best and at the very least I would say he has no empathy towards the issues many families and young people are facing (including many young footballers). By the way, I feel just as strongly about too many junk food ads as I do about gambling ads.
I think it's interesting to look back at the Saints salary cap issues circa 2012/2013. We all know that if Roo had shown some initiative and leadership, we may not have had to get rid of Dal and BJ. If Roo as the captain had called on the leaders of the club and perhaps taken a paycut himself as a gesture of goodwill and leadership for the greater good of the team it might have united the whole footy club and inspired the team to another finals campaign post Rossy Lyon
Rooy couldn't change what happened on his own, and of course the CEO and the board would have needed to agree on a course of action that meant retaining Brendon Goddard. I've heard Roo say that the board and the club didn't approach him and the leaders to ask them to take pay cuts, but I've never heard Roo say that he at least tried talking to them and volunteering to be the first to do it.
Part of the reason the Saints failed to attract a big fish is because we became wooden spooners all of a sudden. The footy club's prospects including our competitiveness on field would have been quite different with the retention of Dal and BJ. I reckon it would have meant better finances for the club, more memberships including more revenue from marketing and merchandise and that in turn would snowball with the ability to attract better assistants and footy department staff.
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Fair comment imho.Josh Battle wrote: ↑Sat 29 Jun 2019 2:33pm Garry and Nick had Milney as a special guest on SEN breakfast radio this week. About 3-4 minutes before the end of the podcast, Rooy gives his response to a question asked of him by Garry Lyon on whether he would take a paycut similarly to what Easton Wood suggested regarding the proliferation of gambling ads and the revenue made by the AFL from gambling sponsorship.
https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/s ... =442886438
Personally, I think gambling is a problem for all of our society and apathy is no excuse. Roo is being selfish at best and at the very least I would say he has no empathy towards the issues many families and young people are facing (including many young footballers). By the way, I feel just as strongly about too many junk food ads as I do about gambling ads.
I think it's interesting to look back at the Saints salary cap issues circa 2012/2013. We all know that if Roo had shown some initiative and leadership, we may not have had to get rid of Dal and BJ. If Roo as the captain had called on the leaders of the club and perhaps taken a paycut himself as a gesture of goodwill and leadership for the greater good of the team it might have united the whole footy club and inspired the team to another finals campaign post Rossy Lyon
Rooy couldn't change what happened on his own, and of course the CEO and the board would have needed to agree on a course of action that meant retaining Brendon Goddard. I've heard Roo say that the board and the club didn't approach him and the leaders to ask them to take pay cuts, but I've never heard Roo say that he at least tried talking to them and volunteering to be the first to do it.
Part of the reason the Saints failed to attract a big fish is because we became wooden spooners all of a sudden. The footy club's prospects including our competitiveness on field would have been quite different with the retention of Dal and BJ. I reckon it would have meant better finances for the club, more memberships including more revenue from marketing and merchandise and that in turn would snowball with the ability to attract better assistants and footy department staff.