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i'd like to concur.markinUSA wrote:Hi
Thanks for your kind words. I was very fortunate to meet lots of people from Saintsational. Great to be able to put faces to names - and also avatars! It is amazing how you get an image of someone from an avatar... or you remember an avatar more than the screenname. Anyway, it was lovely to meet so many of you.
Joe Dooley is a tremendous yonug man. He very kindly showed me around, took me to banner making, helped me get to the game, and so on. Having someone so generously help me plan a schedule, and making sure I wasn't completely lost, made an incredible impact.
It was lovely to meet people at the parade, at the banner making, and to go to the pub with a few of you (even if it was only briefly). Just really helped feel connected, and also I enjoyed sharing the pre-game excitement with you all.
I can't talk about the actual game yet.
was good spending time with you.markinUSA wrote:Hi
Thanks for your kind words. I was very fortunate to meet lots of people from Saintsational. Great to be able to put faces to names - and also avatars! It is amazing how you get an image of someone from an avatar... or you remember an avatar more than the screenname. Anyway, it was lovely to meet so many of you.
Joe Dooley is a tremendous yonug man. He very kindly showed me around, took me to banner making, helped me get to the game, and so on. Having someone so generously help me plan a schedule, and making sure I wasn't completely lost, made an incredible impact.
It was lovely to meet people at the parade, at the banner making, and to go to the pub with a few of you (even if it was only briefly). Just really helped feel connected, and also I enjoyed sharing the pre-game excitement with you all.
I can't talk about the actual game yet.
You are actually nationally recognised saints fanatic now Dooley, you made the headlines remembersaintdooley wrote:was good spending time with you.markinUSA wrote:Hi
Thanks for your kind words. I was very fortunate to meet lots of people from Saintsational. Great to be able to put faces to names - and also avatars! It is amazing how you get an image of someone from an avatar... or you remember an avatar more than the screenname. Anyway, it was lovely to meet so many of you.
Joe Dooley is a tremendous yonug man. He very kindly showed me around, took me to banner making, helped me get to the game, and so on. Having someone so generously help me plan a schedule, and making sure I wasn't completely lost, made an incredible impact.
It was lovely to meet people at the parade, at the banner making, and to go to the pub with a few of you (even if it was only briefly). Just really helped feel connected, and also I enjoyed sharing the pre-game excitement with you all.
I can't talk about the actual game yet.
like you, i dont want to talk about the game, but everyone in my street knows me as the saints fanatic and wants to know how i am. its fu*king horrible....i do alterate those words slightly but thats the message i try to get across to people.
the worst thing about losing a granny is people who dont know what its like to be there bagging you. ive got a richmond mate who finds it amusing that we lost, but i doubt at the age of 17 he even remembers the last time richmond made the finals let alone a grand final.
a freo supporter told me we are pathetic.....you gotta laugh at thatcoming from a freo fan.
collingwood fans are like a bunch of geese, laughing we lost when they lost to the same team by 13 goals just 7 days earlier.
life being a saints supporter really is hard, but hopefully one day it will all come to and end and we will win the bloody thing!