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When Fitzroy died people cared. When Norf die people will not care.
and many willl say, Good riddance.
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When Fitzroy died people cared. When Norf die people will not care.
I have the same feelingand many willl say, Good riddance.
and many willl say, Good riddance.
When Fitzroy died people cared. When Norf die people will not care.
Hawthorn supporters seem obsessed with them...North dont have any rivals...
Hawthorn supporters seem obsessed with them...
Particularly Sydney supporters.
I'm not sure what it is that they still can't get over, this or the fact that they gave away the best footballer of all time for a packet of chips.
The idiot on the microphone before the game was still going on about "Boo a Roo" and how we tried to "muscle in" on them ten years ago FFS
And there were plenty of North supporters at the game yesterday, were you even there?
This sort of attitude for a club who less than 20 years ago were sold for the princely sum of ten bucks is pretty funny.
We've done okay this millennium though. That is, within living memory. How about you?
Riiiight.....and in your expert opinion, that will happen when???? In 2008?and many willl say, Good riddance.
We managed to play in 3 preliminary finals and we didn't resort to single handedly destroying modern football as a spectacle in the process.
Norf have single handedly destroyed the concept of 'live attendence' however
At least we have people to look at ! Seriously this thread is a joke, you could start it about Melbourne, North, Brisbane or Port. Get back to the footy.Perhaps Sydney supporters do go to matches to look at each other.
It sure beats watching them play football.
I was there but I'm guessing you weren't. Seriously, I could have had the whole Norths crowd over at my place to watch the game. When I arrived I was stunned to see how little blue and white there was - a small section for the cheer squad and tiny sector for the away "crowd". And that was it.
We've done okay this millennium though. That is, within living memory. How about you?
You guessed wrong.
If they actually allowed the opposition supporters to sit together you may have noticed, plenty of blue and white scattered around the Swans flogs where I was in front of the Trumper Stand, and walking around before and after the game I saw plenty of North fans.
Do they let you sit together at your home games? I noticed a few north supporters scattered in between the sea of red and white at the corresponding fixture earlier this year.
You guessed wrong.
If they actually allowed the opposition supporters to sit together you may have noticed, plenty of blue and white scattered around the Swans flogs where I was in front of the Trumper Stand, and walking around before and after the game I saw plenty of North fans.
In all seriousness, it wouldn't surprise me in the slightest if the AFL did that in order to dilute opposition presence and save Sydney from further embarrassment.
I have trouble believing some of their attendance statistics also. It looked as if there were 500 people sitting in the ground level seats of the entire SCG yesterday.
23K for a one club city of 3.5 million people is a disgrace any way you look at it. Not to mention that it was Sydneys most important home game so far this season.
Imagine what it will be like in two years time when Roos has gone as have all their ageing good players.
It will be the early 90s again - week in week out floggings in front of 9000 people and emergency meetings of the AFL Commission to try and figure out a way of saving them from death (again)
Like that do you?