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stevie wrote:You can take into Metricon. Thermos of coffee too. Wouldn't there be the same 'rules' at all the grounds?matrix wrote:are you allowed to take food in?
im guessing not?
Can I bring a 6 pack of beer to the game next week?plugger66 wrote:stevie wrote:You can take into Metricon. Thermos of coffee too. Wouldn't there be the same 'rules' at all the grounds?matrix wrote:are you allowed to take food in?
im guessing not?
You couldn't take food in to Etihad but you can now that's why I don't get people complaining about price. I buy food at the ground because the price doesn't matter to me but if it did I certainly wouldn't buy there.
realdeal wrote:Can I bring a 6 pack of beer to the game next week?plugger66 wrote:stevie wrote:You can take into Metricon. Thermos of coffee too. Wouldn't there be the same 'rules' at all the grounds?matrix wrote:are you allowed to take food in?
im guessing not?
You couldn't take food in to Etihad but you can now that's why I don't get people complaining about price. I buy food at the ground because the price doesn't matter to me but if it did I certainly wouldn't buy there.
Show off.plugger66 wrote:stevie wrote:You can take into Metricon. Thermos of coffee too. Wouldn't there be the same 'rules' at all the grounds?matrix wrote:are you allowed to take food in?
im guessing not?
You couldn't take food in to Etihad but you can now that's why I don't get people complaining about price. I buy food at the ground because the price doesn't matter to me but if it did I certainly wouldn't buy there.
8856brother wrote:Show off.plugger66 wrote:stevie wrote:You can take into Metricon. Thermos of coffee too. Wouldn't there be the same 'rules' at all the grounds?matrix wrote:are you allowed to take food in?
im guessing not?
You couldn't take food in to Etihad but you can now that's why I don't get people complaining about price. I buy food at the ground because the price doesn't matter to me but if it did I certainly wouldn't buy there.
How's your cholesterol?plugger66 wrote:8856brother wrote:Show off.plugger66 wrote:stevie wrote:You can take into Metricon. Thermos of coffee too. Wouldn't there be the same 'rules' at all the grounds?matrix wrote:are you allowed to take food in?
im guessing not?
You couldn't take food in to Etihad but you can now that's why I don't get people complaining about price. I buy food at the ground because the price doesn't matter to me but if it did I certainly wouldn't buy there.
Ive got bugger all money I can assure you but I take my takeaway food seriously and price has never been an issue. Life is to short to worry about money when there is takeaway food and grog to be had. Im making sure life is even shorter that way my Daughter will have something.
8856brother wrote:
How's your cholesterol?
What do they say !plugger66 wrote:8856brother wrote:
How's your cholesterol?
Its actually excellent. I only eat 10 or 11 takeaways a week but the issue is I only eat 14 meals a week. No breakfast is the key. Not expecting a long life but its been a good life.
Totally agree.Wayne42 wrote:What's with all the loud music and that screeching bottle blonde on the big screen, i'm thinking of phoning the club and asking them if they can STFU pre game, can't hear the radio, let alone the dude next to me..
Match day experience my ass....
Might be more of an issue with the AFL site - wouldn't be the first time.Enrico_Misso wrote:Also the so called super wifi was a slow as.
I tried to bring up the afl website at half time and it took minutes.
Well said sir. My thoughts exactly!St Chris wrote:Enjoyed the Saints theme advertising boards, the music was fine, and the youngsters hosting the big screen were no worse than James Sherry and his annoying blond mate.
More importantly, it was encouraging to see the club / the AFL making some kind of effort. In this world of entertainment where the footy now sits, there needs to be more than just the 4 quarters of action to keep the punters happy. I'm sure all clubs will be trying different strategies this year, and like the Saints initiatives yesterday, some will work, and some will suck, but it's nice to see them doing something.
I think they call them premiership flags or pennants although I'm not sure as I haven't seen too many of those types of things.The_Merchant wrote:Just got home from my third game of footy for the weekend, and it was interesting to see the different "match day experiences". If people don't like the loud gimmicks, I suggest avoiding Carlton home games, they have a very loud "blue man" robot thing after every goal. Luckily didn't hear it much after quarter time. The Hawks spend big on their pregame. Fireworks and big flag things, but it didn't do a lot for me. Mostly covered with iiNet advertising. Overall I think saints did it pretty well considering crowd was a quarter of the size of the other two games I went to and our budget much smaller.
As for food, mcg way ahead. $4 pie, $4 hot dog and $4 bottle of coke. Not sure about chips but I think they are cheaper too. Beer at mcg and etihad still cheaper than anywhere in docklands and southbank.
Is this what happened to Kim Duthie ?bigred wrote:Can someone please explain what the hell this is?
I don't have anything against it....but there are pictures of this character all over facebook with absolutely no explanation of what it is supposed to be.
