How old are we all?

[saintspremiers]

37 almost 38.

My Mum was the first Dux of McKinnon High and I now live 10mins walk from the school!!!

[mbogo]

51
Was in Sale in 61-62 when my grandfather let me know that following the Saints (like him) with Alan Morrow and Bill Stephenson would be a good thing!
Saw many great years and a lot of bad ones but what a ride.

[lovin_dal_santo]

Just turned seventeen, youngest in my year level.. great really

[mick13]

Lol, least you finish school a year earlier.

Sucks for getting your P's and skoolie's though...

I'm at St. Bedes, sure some of you would know it...

[Saints Premiers 2008]

21...

it really surprises me how old this forum is...

[plugger66]

Lol, least you finish school a year earlier.

Sucks for getting your P's and skoolie's though...

I'm at St. Bedes, sure some of you would know it...

Have you spoken to Jack Steven yet.

[saint66au]

Seems to be a bit of a McKinnon High thread here, so Ill throw in that my daughter went there too and my Saints-fan next door neighbour was a teacher there

Spent my formative young Saints years living in Mornington, and got to go to maybe 1-2 games a year...but remember walking down Gwenda Ave to the ground (after parking at the primary school across the road) being insanely jealous of the people who lived there or in Linton St lol

[|Andy|]

I'm 16!! Easily the oldest here ... I can remember as far back as ... the Sydney Olympics

[Eastern]

I'm 16!! Easily the oldest here ... I can remember as far back as ... the Sydney Olympics

Roger is older. He can remember the change of the century......From the 19th to the 20th !!

[RoseInOz]

I am 59 and a grandmother. I have barracked for the Saints as long as I can remember.
I met my husband when I was 15, and he barracked for New Norfolk in Tasmania (played football at school with Peter Hudson) and he started me barracking for the Saints as they also wore red, black and white. I stuck with the Saints and he now barracks for Hawthorn because of Peter Hudson.

[ace]

I was there when the Doc, wearing a Collingwood (Des Tuddenham's) jumper, lifted the cup.
I want to see someone wearing a St Kilda jumper lift the cup before I die.

[St. Luke]

37 for me. I've only had 10yrs with the Saints since moving down from Brisbane and being spoon-fed League (which bores me to tears at times). I saw a team with a very colourful and passionate group of supporters go down to the Crows in the 97 GF. I fell for the Saints from then on (don't ask me why ), and if I'm correct Harvs is the only one left from that last GF appearance?? Sad to see the likes of the Lowes, Burkes and Jones' etc move on. I tihnk I survive on sheer frustration at times 8)

[saint64]

44!

[saintsRrising]

and if I'm correct Harvs is the only one left from that last GF appearance??

and Max..

The only 2 left.


Though Hall of the swans is still playing elsewhere.

[Sobraz]

24.... Interesting read... for some wierd reason..

[*BaLLy iS BeST*]

well im 20. and i feel old. not a teenager anymore!

[my les foote]

I'm still at school

[midas_touch]

19 here.

[avid]

Actually I think I prefer not to know. I like the mysterious little hints of age, gender, political leanings, body type, etc coming out through the opinions and conversations.

But since we're telling all ....

I'm 53

My first game was the '65 grand final -- my dad took me down to Melbourne (from Canberra) on the Southern Aurora, to see the first saints GF in his lifetime.
Couldn't believe Essendon didn't let us win.

The whole family drove down the Hume Highway to see the '66 win.
Boy am I grateful.

I've lived in St Kilda since 1983.

[bozza1980]

27 and clinging to it, until May 9 when another anniversary of my birth passes.

My dad bought me a st kilda scarve and jumper before I was born, however with him being in the army and us being based interstate I didn't see the saints in the flesh till we played the bears at the gabba in 91.

This was also the only time I saw Plugger in the red, black and white because the next time they came to town in 94 he was a late withdrawal.

I Have been making up for lost time though, since moving south in 1995.

[cowboy18]

Gee. the lost generation scarred by the childhood experiences of the 80s really shines through there.




Looking at the age structure and the gender bias we should look for some sponsorship from the erectile dysfunction folk.

[saintbrat]

Gee. the lost generation scarred by the childhood experiences of the 80s really shines through there.




Looking at the age structure and the gender bias we should look for some sponsorship from the erectile dysfunction folk.

and they say I have too much time on my hands

Nice graph though cowboy wheres the gender one

there was a huge thread a couple of years ago with all this info-

and then there was the interesting one about what we 'assume' other posters look like and their ages- - bit like expecting the poster to look like their avatar ;

[perfectionist]

I was there when the Doc, wearing a Collingwood (Des Tuddenham's) jumper, lifted the cup.
I want to see someone wearing a St Kilda jumper lift the cup before I die.

I hope you have longevity in the family in that case.

PS I was there in '66, only had a standing room ticket which would have been a bit useless but snuck in to sit with Dad.

[OneEyedSainter77]

Currently am Justin Koschitzke, but turning Sean Dempster in June.

[Hurricane]

I will follow suit and post my age in the style above.

Currently I am Nick Dal Santo but come july I will be Jason Blake

sometimes I feel like im Steven King but others I feel like Luke Miles

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