As I've said before I come down from Sydney a few times a year and saturday night was one of them. I was quite devastated at the end but like quite a few others over the last few days I've come to have great admiration for the club getting as far as we did. We had some great wins (West Coast, Port a...

I logged on before 9, kept refreshing, then got to the saints members option and suddenly found myself in a queue. My girlfriend is a swans fan and member so in case of emergency (or inaccuracy in advertising of member entitlements) I had hers and her mums swans season passes with me. So I clicked o...

Level Aisle 40 row c - as an interstate member I usually upgrade my ticket for games and this is the area where I usually sit so I'm pretty ok with it.

catch a train from the airport to Central, then switch over to platforms 11-15. Tomorrow is classed as a special event so direct trains to Olympic Park are running from the city. It's about a 20 minute trip. Also, your ticket to the match gets you onto the special services. However you'll still need...

I've been to Ibrox to support Celtic against the Rangers and that is a hostile experience. I usually come down for games with them. I have been to the all games for the last 3 years except the first gf and last friday, but it's concerning me that we've somehow become their biggest rivalry. It is rea...

weird one for me because a 7th placing vs the swans wouldn't have bothered me personally (would be my 7th saints game for the year which is 2 more than the avg) but on the other hand, of course I want us in Melbourne and not have to travel...given I suspect a Perth trip the next weekend

well it'll be interesting in my house as the gf is a Swans tragic and truth be told, while I don't believe in 'second teams' I do have a softish spot for them (living in Sydney in thugby league territory it's a badge of defiance almost:) On a serious note, I'd have rather the Swans won because I thi...

Hey Jigging Saint Oh I know, be just nice if we could do it at the level the filth do.... the booing though gives me hope that we'll get to those proportions!!!

Don't forget a chunk of us are interstate members so a friday is nigh on impossible (unlike Collingwood fans we have jobs you see..) Was proud when I heard the big boo given everytime the filth started up that hideous chant but it'd be nice next time to hear a 'saaaainnnntttt kkiillllllllllldaaa' ch...

In agreement. Was happy we held them. Thought the disposal was rubbish but if we can clear that up I'm confident we'll hold them in September. Top posting.

[/quote] Mike Sheahan is the best of a bad bunch at HeraldScum; Sam Edmund is funny but too smartarsey, the rest are clowns and winos that struggle with rudimentary journalistic duties. Andrew Bolt however is one of the most awful people on the planet. He is Australia's Glenn Beck/Richard Littlejohn...

Might seem like a long shot but if Gardiner is going to play a part then surely this might be the match? Could be good up front as a target and rotating with McEvoy and frees up Kosi who seems to be having a second life

The article conveys all the fears we have for Kosi.

However, they are our fears, not the opinions of the people in charge of Kosi's health. The article isn't overly bad as an op-ed, but that's it

I remember Schneids and Jack Stevens(I think - or was it Milney) wearing the long sleeves against Geelong last year. I have a 2009 one - love it- more comfortable than having to buy a standard jersey a size or 2 bigger so it can be worn over a hoodie