SEAFORD CENTRE ??? !!

ChicagoSaint · Mon 25 Oct 2010 5:17pm

saintspremiers wrote:how many games do you think we will win at Seaford next season children??

one, the intra-club.

Ice Wolf · Post: # 1018968Post **Ice Wolf** » Mon 25 Oct 2010 5:19pm

ChicagoSaint wrote:
saintspremiers wrote:how many games do you think we will win at Seaford next season children??
one, the intra-club.

What if it's a draw?

#1GILL · Post: # 1018969Post **#1GILL** » Mon 25 Oct 2010 5:21pm

Ice Wolf wrote:
ChicagoSaint wrote:
saintspremiers wrote:how many games do you think we will win at Seaford next season children??
one, the intra-club.
What if it's a draw?

Wouldn't be surprised if we play that at Moorabbin.

ChicagoSaint · Mon 25 Oct 2010 5:23pm

Ice Wolf wrote:
ChicagoSaint wrote:
saintspremiers wrote:how many games do you think we will win at Seaford next season children??
one, the intra-club.
What if it's a draw?

the bookies wont pay

ChicagoSaint · Mon 25 Oct 2010 5:23pm

#1GILL wrote:
Ice Wolf wrote:
ChicagoSaint wrote:
saintspremiers wrote:how many games do you think we will win at Seaford next season children??
one, the intra-club.
What if it's a draw?
Wouldn't be surprised if we play that at Moorabbin.

what makes you say that Gill?

#1GILL · Post: # 1018974Post **#1GILL** » Mon 25 Oct 2010 5:28pm

ChicagoSaint wrote:
#1GILL wrote:
Ice Wolf wrote:
ChicagoSaint wrote:
saintspremiers wrote:how many games do you think we will win at Seaford next season children??
one, the intra-club.
What if it's a draw?
Wouldn't be surprised if we play that at Moorabbin.
what makes you say that Gill?

Well I haven't actually seen Seaford, but from what I've read on here it doesn't really cater for crowds, and from what I can tell based on people's comments, whenever we hold an open training session it will still be at Moorabbin.

This is based on no fact at all, just what I've read here

saintbrat · Post: # 1018976Post **saintbrat** » Mon 25 Oct 2010 5:38pm

#1GILL wrote:
ChicagoSaint wrote:
#1GILL wrote:
Ice Wolf wrote:
ChicagoSaint wrote:
saintspremiers wrote:how many games do you think we will win at Seaford next season children??
one, the intra-club.
What if it's a draw?
Wouldn't be surprised if we play that at Moorabbin.
what makes you say that Gill?
Well I haven't actually seen Seaford, but from what I've read on here it doesn't really cater for crowds, and from what I can tell based on people's comments, whenever we hold an open training session it will still be at Moorabbin.

This is based on no fact at all, just what I've read here

I would support based on Club official at official club functions.

saintbrat · Post: # 1018977Post **saintbrat** » Mon 25 Oct 2010 5:41pm

GrumpyOne wrote:Felt compelled to check out Belvedere myself this weekend.

Lots of tradies hard at work inside, and they were working on the carpark outside.

Oval needs topdressing, but has a decent coverage of grass.

Quite happy with what I saw, will be an excellent resource, and considering the complaints on here, surprisingly easy to find from the city.

well done and a great way to ' find for self' for informed discussion...

plugger66 · Post: # 1018978Post **plugger66** » Mon 25 Oct 2010 5:41pm

#1GILL wrote:
ChicagoSaint wrote:
#1GILL wrote:
Ice Wolf wrote:
ChicagoSaint wrote:
saintspremiers wrote:how many games do you think we will win at Seaford next season children??
one, the intra-club.
What if it's a draw?
Wouldn't be surprised if we play that at Moorabbin.
what makes you say that Gill?
Well I haven't actually seen Seaford, but from what I've read on here it doesn't really cater for crowds, and from what I can tell based on people's comments, whenever we hold an open training session it will still be at Moorabbin.

This is based on no fact at all, just what I've read here

I am pretty sure there will only be closed sessions at Moorabbin and obviously all open at Seaford and when they only get about 100 there i am pretty sure they can handle that.

ChicagoSaint · Mon 25 Oct 2010 5:46pm

#1GILL wrote:
ChicagoSaint wrote:
#1GILL wrote:
Ice Wolf wrote:
ChicagoSaint wrote:
saintspremiers wrote:how many games do you think we will win at Seaford next season children??
one, the intra-club.
What if it's a draw?
Wouldn't be surprised if we play that at Moorabbin.
what makes you say that Gill?
Well I haven't actually seen Seaford, but from what I've read on here it doesn't really cater for crowds, and from what I can tell based on people's comments, whenever we hold an open training session it will still be at Moorabbin.

This is based on no fact at all, just what I've read here

if i believed everything i read here i would be in a home for the sick.

the game is more for the players.
the intra-club is 95% likely to be at seaford.
the event parking at seaford will see the cricket oval opened-up.
council will ultimately make it available on a permanent basis as our event carpark.

it's no stress.

stinger · Post: # 1018991Post **stinger** » Mon 25 Oct 2010 6:30pm

Dr Spaceman wrote:
stinger wrote:
Dr Spaceman wrote:
stinger wrote:flower me.....i just googled coolaroo.....it's f****** half way to sydney ffs..... ...didn't know it existed
Just couldn't leave well enough alone could you stinger!

Sadly your life will never be the same again

why is that doc spock....???
Sorry stinger, I didn't notice your rolling eyes (which is strange seeing there's so many of them!)

For a moment there I thought you actually were unaware that coolaroo existed - and I envied you

...no...you were right the first time....

zebraman · Post: # 1020695Post **zebraman** » Tue 02 Nov 2010 8:54pm

zebraman · Post: # 1020697Post **zebraman** » Tue 02 Nov 2010 9:05pm

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A few pics from the Seaford centre...Consdering the amount of rain we've had the surface looed remarkably good...i d

GrumpyOne · Post: # 1020758Post **GrumpyOne** » Thu 04 Nov 2010 9:51pm

zebraman wrote:...Consdering the amount of rain we've had the surface looed remarkably good...i d

That's because all the Tradies have been peeing on it.

ChicagoSaint · Fri 05 Nov 2010 12:04am

GrumpyOne wrote:
zebraman wrote:...Consdering the amount of rain we've had the surface looed remarkably good...i d
That's because all the Tradies have been peeing on it.

it's a territorial thing that men do (don't ask ladies)

shmic_s · Post: # 1020806Post **shmic_s** » Fri 05 Nov 2010 2:33am

GrumpyOne wrote:
zebraman wrote:...Consdering the amount of rain we've had the surface looed remarkably good...i d
That's because all the Tradies have been peeing on it.

I think Zebraman was refering to the drainage.

Although that would explain the dead patches!

saintbrat · Post: # 1020808Post **saintbrat** » Fri 05 Nov 2010 2:35am

ChicagoSaint wrote:
GrumpyOne wrote:
zebraman wrote:...Consdering the amount of rain we've had the surface looed remarkably good...i d
That's because all the Tradies have been peeing on it.
it's a territorial thing that men do (don't ask ladies)

some one was sighted giving the Roses at Flemington a little extra on Tuesday morning early

GrumpyOne · Post: # 1020814Post **GrumpyOne** » Fri 05 Nov 2010 2:40am

shmic_s wrote:
GrumpyOne wrote:
zebraman wrote:...Consdering the amount of rain we've had the surface looed remarkably good...i d
That's because all the Tradies have been peeing on it.
I think Zebraman was refering to the drainage.

So was I, but not of the oval.

ChicagoSaint · Fri 05 Nov 2010 6:00am

saintbrat wrote:
ChicagoSaint wrote:
GrumpyOne wrote:
zebraman wrote:...Consdering the amount of rain we've had the surface looed remarkably good...i d
That's because all the Tradies have been peeing on it.
it's a territorial thing that men do (don't ask ladies)
some one was sighted giving the Roses at Flemington a little extra on Tuesday morning early

lol cant hurt.

i love a sunburnt country,
a land of sweeping plains.
of empty wells and cheap hotels,
... oh thats better! ZZZZZZIP

GrumpyOne · Fri 05 Nov 2010 10:18am

saintbrat wrote:
ChicagoSaint wrote:
GrumpyOne wrote:
zebraman wrote:...Consdering the amount of rain we've had the surface looed remarkably good...i d
That's because all the Tradies have been peeing on it.
it's a territorial thing that men do (don't ask ladies)
some one was sighted giving the Roses at Flemington a little extra on Tuesday morning early

Should plant lemon trees there.

ChicagoSaint · Sat 06 Nov 2010 10:23am

GrumpyOne wrote:Should plant lemon trees there.

@ Seaford ??

Eastern · Post: # 1021063Post **Eastern** » Sat 06 Nov 2010 6:59pm

It took 23 minutes from the Manhattan Pub in Ringwood to the NEW place the other day, travelling via Eastlink and Seaford Road. My guess is that it would take Ross about 28-30 minutes from his digs in Templestowe, which would be much quicker than it would take him to get to Moorabbin !!

St Lenny · Post: # 1021073Post **St Lenny** » Sat 06 Nov 2010 9:19pm

Dont we have obligations at Moorabbin for quite a while yet?

saintbrat · Post: # 1021075Post **saintbrat** » Sat 06 Nov 2010 9:29pm

St Lenny wrote:Dont we have obligations at Moorabbin for quite a while yet?

yes
and will continue a presence there for another 30 years

Go Sainters Go · Mon 08 Nov 2010 4:30pm

Had a look at the Linen House Centre today - 23 minuites from Moorabbin observing speed limits.
The oval looks fantastic, recently cut and is the same couch grass as Moorabbin. The playing surface will only improve beyond excellent the more it is treated and cut.
The car parking areas appear finished with plenty of landscaping being done at the moment.
The building structures are complete, fit out near completion with painting well under way.
Not long I would suggest before the Club takes occupancy.