eaglehaslanded wrote:4. At both Woodville and Thebarton you can get a hot pie, use a toilet that's not sub-standard and sit on seats in the outer without having to bring your own deckchair.
So what do you sit on at these grounds? concrete?
by dogs01 » Sun Jun 24, 2007 6:05 pm
eaglehaslanded wrote:4. At both Woodville and Thebarton you can get a hot pie, use a toilet that's not sub-standard and sit on seats in the outer without having to bring your own deckchair.
by Dog_ger » Sun Jun 24, 2007 6:10 pm
eaglehaslanded wrote:I have to say after making the trek all the way out to Elizabeth last night I was extremely disappointed with the facilities. Playing surface was a joke - it was a case of spot the grass amongst all the dirt and mud. The lighting is absolutlely daplorable and the SANFL need to investigate maybe not playing night games until they get their sub par lights fixed, maybe even add an extra tower or 2. There were parts of the ground which were very hard to see. Lastly the catering - I had to visit 2 different canteens before I could get a hot pie and even then at best you could only call it warm. I'll also give you the big tip if you have 4 working in the canteen at least have 2 working on each side, these braniacs had 3 on one side and 1 the other - very smart obviously Have a good hard look at yourselves Central Districts with all the money you have and you still can't get facilities at the ground up to scratch. But that's OK isn't it you have GRAND CENTRAL - the place is like the taj ma hal or something. You can see where all the money gets spent. Last of all but not least how about investing in a couple of rows of seatd around the ground - it's a joke that one's only way of getting a seat is to bring a deck chair from home. Smarten up Centrals and you might find a few more people attend games at DOG PARK.
by eaglehaslanded » Sun Jun 24, 2007 6:12 pm
dogs01 wrote:eaglehaslanded wrote:4. At both Woodville and Thebarton you can get a hot pie, use a toilet that's not sub-standard and sit on seats in the outer without having to bring your own deckchair.
So what do you sit on at these grounds? concrete?
by eaglehaslanded » Sun Jun 24, 2007 6:13 pm
Dog_ger wrote:eaglehaslanded wrote:I have to say after making the trek all the way out to Elizabeth last night I was extremely disappointed with the facilities. Playing surface was a joke - it was a case of spot the grass amongst all the dirt and mud. The lighting is absolutlely daplorable and the SANFL need to investigate maybe not playing night games until they get their sub par lights fixed, maybe even add an extra tower or 2. There were parts of the ground which were very hard to see. Lastly the catering - I had to visit 2 different canteens before I could get a hot pie and even then at best you could only call it warm. I'll also give you the big tip if you have 4 working in the canteen at least have 2 working on each side, these braniacs had 3 on one side and 1 the other - very smart obviously Have a good hard look at yourselves Central Districts with all the money you have and you still can't get facilities at the ground up to scratch. But that's OK isn't it you have GRAND CENTRAL - the place is like the taj ma hal or something. You can see where all the money gets spent. Last of all but not least how about investing in a couple of rows of seatd around the ground - it's a joke that one's only way of getting a seat is to bring a deck chair from home. Smarten up Centrals and you might find a few more people attend games at DOG PARK.
Are you the BURNSIDE EAGLES...?
by Dog_ger » Sun Jun 24, 2007 6:14 pm
Dog_ger wrote:eaglehaslanded wrote:I have to say after making the trek all the way out to Elizabeth last night I was extremely disappointed with the facilities. Playing surface was a joke - it was a case of spot the grass amongst all the dirt and mud. The lighting is absolutlely daplorable and the SANFL need to investigate maybe not playing night games until they get their sub par lights fixed, maybe even add an extra tower or 2. There were parts of the ground which were very hard to see. Lastly the catering - I had to visit 2 different canteens before I could get a hot pie and even then at best you could only call it warm. I'll also give you the big tip if you have 4 working in the canteen at least have 2 working on each side, these braniacs had 3 on one side and 1 the other - very smart obviously Have a good hard look at yourselves Central Districts with all the money you have and you still can't get facilities at the ground up to scratch. But that's OK isn't it you have GRAND CENTRAL - the place is like the taj ma hal or something. You can see where all the money gets spent. Last of all but not least how about investing in a couple of rows of seatd around the ground - it's a joke that one's only way of getting a seat is to bring a deck chair from home. Smarten up Centrals and you might find a few more people attend games at DOG PARK.
Are you the BURNSIDE EAGLES...?
LAH DE DAH
by Dog_ger » Sun Jun 24, 2007 6:18 pm
by dogs01 » Sun Jun 24, 2007 6:27 pm
eaglehaslanded wrote:dogs01 wrote:eaglehaslanded wrote:4. At both Woodville and Thebarton you can get a hot pie, use a toilet that's not sub-standard and sit on seats in the outer without having to bring your own deckchair.
So what do you sit on at these grounds? concrete?
The row of seats provided at ground. Take a good look next time if you bother going to these grounds that is.
by Dog_ger » Sun Jun 24, 2007 6:35 pm
by Dog_ger » Sun Jun 24, 2007 6:38 pm
by johntheclaret » Sun Jun 24, 2007 6:45 pm
Dog_ger wrote:Dog_ger wrote:eaglehaslanded wrote:I have to say after making the trek all the way out to Elizabeth last night I was extremely disappointed with the facilities. Playing surface was a joke - it was a case of spot the grass amongst all the dirt and mud. The lighting is absolutlely daplorable and the SANFL need to investigate maybe not playing night games until they get their sub par lights fixed, maybe even add an extra tower or 2. There were parts of the ground which were very hard to see. Lastly the catering - I had to visit 2 different canteens before I could get a hot pie and even then at best you could only call it warm. I'll also give you the big tip if you have 4 working in the canteen at least have 2 working on each side, these braniacs had 3 on one side and 1 the other - very smart obviously Have a good hard look at yourselves Central Districts with all the money you have and you still can't get facilities at the ground up to scratch. But that's OK isn't it you have GRAND CENTRAL - the place is like the taj ma hal or something. You can see where all the money gets spent. Last of all but not least how about investing in a couple of rows of seatd around the ground - it's a joke that one's only way of getting a seat is to bring a deck chair from home. Smarten up Centrals and you might find a few more people attend games at DOG PARK.
Are you the BURNSIDE EAGLES...?
LAH DE DAH
CHADONAY EAGLES
by bayman » Sun Jun 24, 2007 7:04 pm
eaglehaslanded wrote:bayman wrote:i think the lighting at elizabeth is fine, personally i think it is better than at norwood as for the ground yes it is very heavy & central are training at other venues so not to cause more damage to it, it seems to me that your having a whinge because you lost, but no matter what the conditions if you get to the ball 2nd you'll run 2nd in the match & that is what happened
My gripe was not with the opposition supporters or the way we played or the fact we lost it is the fact I believe the ground is sub-standard for matches to be fixtured at night time.
by johntheclaret » Sun Jun 24, 2007 8:57 pm
bayman wrote:eaglehaslanded wrote:bayman wrote:i think the lighting at elizabeth is fine, personally i think it is better than at norwood as for the ground yes it is very heavy & central are training at other venues so not to cause more damage to it, it seems to me that your having a whinge because you lost, but no matter what the conditions if you get to the ball 2nd you'll run 2nd in the match & that is what happened
My gripe was not with the opposition supporters or the way we played or the fact we lost it is the fact I believe the ground is sub-standard for matches to be fixtured at night time.
at ALL grounds there is some sort of perceived problems & all clubs are doing their best to upgrade but it can not be done overnight as for cold pies etc that is easy take it back & ask for a hot one, i think every ground has a uniqueness & character about them & enjoy going to them, if you want comfort & the like i'd suggest go to the theatre or the like, if i didn't like a place etc i wouldn't go back, just like i dont like the way afl is played (trying not to lose instead of trying to win) & that is why i will not be renewing my footy park membership as i dont like it so i wont go the same applies in your case
by Spideroncall » Sun Jun 24, 2007 9:14 pm
by giffo » Sun Jun 24, 2007 9:37 pm
by rod_rooster » Sun Jun 24, 2007 9:47 pm
Dog_ger wrote:Dog_ger wrote:eaglehaslanded wrote:I have to say after making the trek all the way out to Elizabeth last night I was extremely disappointed with the facilities. Playing surface was a joke - it was a case of spot the grass amongst all the dirt and mud. The lighting is absolutlely daplorable and the SANFL need to investigate maybe not playing night games until they get their sub par lights fixed, maybe even add an extra tower or 2. There were parts of the ground which were very hard to see. Lastly the catering - I had to visit 2 different canteens before I could get a hot pie and even then at best you could only call it warm. I'll also give you the big tip if you have 4 working in the canteen at least have 2 working on each side, these braniacs had 3 on one side and 1 the other - very smart obviously Have a good hard look at yourselves Central Districts with all the money you have and you still can't get facilities at the ground up to scratch. But that's OK isn't it you have GRAND CENTRAL - the place is like the taj ma hal or something. You can see where all the money gets spent. Last of all but not least how about investing in a couple of rows of seatd around the ground - it's a joke that one's only way of getting a seat is to bring a deck chair from home. Smarten up Centrals and you might find a few more people attend games at DOG PARK.
Are you the BURNSIDE EAGLES...?
LAH DE DAH
CHADONAY EAGLES
by centrecirclelegend » Sun Jun 24, 2007 10:17 pm
by youngster » Sun Jun 24, 2007 10:24 pm
by SDK » Sun Jun 24, 2007 10:35 pm
by eaglehaslanded » Sun Jun 24, 2007 11:56 pm
Dog_ger wrote:I don't think you go to many matches "Eagleshaslanded"
by eaglehaslanded » Sun Jun 24, 2007 11:58 pm
Spideroncall wrote:lights are fine a lot better than at Norwood, toilets need to be upgraded urgently, extra sits will come in handy, but all SANFL clubs need extra sitting,
Regarding the lights eaglehaslanded at lest they all work, ANZAC day this year at Thebarton the lights went on and most of them didn’t work!
Maybe u should have called this Extremely Disappointed with the Eagles Form
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