Hi, Just noticed the following in the latest newsletter: Official Interstate Screenings at St Kilda Sea Baths The Saints and St Kilda Sea Baths have teamed up for 2010 to provide members and supporters live coverage from all St Kilda interstate games. If you can't make the game, then there's no bett...

The Rosstown is always a good spot to watch the interstate games.

The thing that annoys me is that I actually live in St Kilda but I can't find anywhere local that shows the Saints games

I was wondering what the expected crowd size is for tonight?

Also, will all entry gates be working?

Just trying to figure out what time to get to the ground.

I'm making a big effort to put Saturday's result behind me...

Just wondering when preseason starts and also when the 2010 fixture is released?

Here's a link to a couple of pictures taken at the Family Day:

http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid= ... b24e0548a [/url]

Hey Folks,

I've got a few photos from the Family Day. What's the best way to post them on the forum?

+1

We have the game plan to win a flag...

So where are people watching the game if not at MCG?

We'll be there either way, and will need a beer either way........regardless of the result!

What he said!

Hey Guys,

I was planning to watch tonight's game at Republica. However as it's not on there, any suggestions as to where to watch it? I'm in East St Kilda.

Yep, I just called them and NO FOXTEL!

What's the story? I thought the club had arranged for interstate games to be screened at Republica?

Hi,

Just wondering if anyone has watched a game at Republica (at the St Kilda Sea Baths)? What's the place like? Is it a good place to watch the interstate games? Is it expensive?

Cheers,

Chris

Will the roof at Etihad be open or closed today?

Who decides and what do they base their decision on?

Whoops, forgot about Bakes.

Still my question remains.

Hawthorn beat us 11 - 2 in getting first possession from stoppages last night.

So here's my simple question: excluding Lenny and Ball (and of course The Great Man), are our other mids hard enough at the ball?

Ross Lyon has copped his fair share of criticism on this forum. I just wanted to say that the game-plan he's trying to implement worked a treat on Saturday night. Once we got in front, the ability to control the tempo of the game meant that Collingwood couldn't get a run on and so had no chance. Wel...

If half the team is different, doesn't this throw a different light on the RL vs GT debate?

There's been a bit of talk about our "decline" that assumes the list is the same as a few years ago.

Could someone post our best '04 team vs. our curent best team.

How many changes have there been since then?

Just wanted to check whether this week's game is fully-ticketed (or whatever they call it when you have to buy a reserved seat)?

I posted the quote from the other thread in the hope of starting some discussion - not because I think the quote is "the answer". There must be other opinions.

What about some evidence?

I came across this in another thread: Lyon's game plan is basically: In dispute *win inside contested ball With the ball * maintain possesion When the opposition takes possesion * Push back, and NOT allow the opposition a target Add to that play one spare player back ... which actually works against...

Much as I enjoy the humorous replies, does anyone want to have a serious go at describing "The Game Plan"?

Anyone?

C'mon all you experts - the challenge is right in front of you!

So much talk about "The Game Plan" and yet no-one can spell out what it is.