Why we must leave the dome

[LENNY LEADS THE WAY]

We play at the dome under the roof and not a breath of wind and we struggle with our disposal. This is multiplied by 100 when we play out in the open and when the wind becomes a factor.

Watching the 1st qtr we was nowhere near hitting targets i believe the comforts of the dome is part of the reasoning but hey maybe i'm wrong.

I say move to the G become use to outside normal conditions and just play at the dome as a luxory against other sides who use it as there home grounds.

I love the dome but i believe it's hurting us and yes i no we train outside but i think the dome creates bad habbits.

[savatage]

We really did not have a clue how to play wet weather style football in that first quarter, that was definitely evident to me. It was like watching 6 years old kicking for one of the first times.

[JeffDunne]

Now I've heard it all.

[LENNY LEADS THE WAY]

We really did not have a clue how to play wet weather style football in that first quarter, that was definitely evident to me. It was like watching 6 years old kicking for one of the first times.

It wasn't raining was it? i didn't pick up any rain

[savatage]

We really did not have a clue how to play wet weather style football in that first quarter, that was definitely evident to me. It was like watching 6 years old kicking for one of the first times.

It wasn't raining was it? i didn't pick up any rain

The ball was damp - both sides were dropping it & slipping left right and centre in that first quarter.

[Saintschampions08]

Sorry, but if we'd played every game at the MCG this year, how many would have been in the wet?

None.

[LENNY LEADS THE WAY]

Sorry, but if we'd played every game at the MCG this year, how many would have been in the wet?

None.

How many would've had wind swirling?