SA Footy

Wedgie wrote:

Jim05 wrote:

Wedgie wrote:Looks like it could be a Tiger triple with Weribee already winning. The old TigerBoss will be having kittens!

Well done Bays, I'm stoked for a lot of good friends who have been waiting a long time, I know what it's like!

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Richmond won the VFL

Whoops meant they beat Weribee.
Aren't Richmond the Tigers hence my triple comment?

Dogs64 wrote:

amber_fluid wrote:A couple of port players jumping at shadows today.

Can they please take the magpie guernsey off and just wear the Power guernsey.
Please!!

Yes losing 3 out of their 3 grand finals not doing the "magpies" name much good. I think many port supporters would be happy they call them what they are, port reserves. A lot of magpies supporters that the power were trying to appease when they took them over would prefer it also.

Footy Chick wrote:Well done Bays - I was 13 the last time you won a flag and congrats to all the long-suffering supporters in the SA Footy family

Definitely the year for drought-breakers.

Still think they should play " A Tiger for Me" for old times sake though

Agree with every word that Bedge said

*edit* - 39k attendees and probably not one of them saw Glenelgs last flag at Adelaide Oval

woodublieve12 wrote:I know i jumped back on board the bays this year after taking a year or two of really caring about the bays. Poor club decision and my growing lack of interest in the sanfl were the reasons why. I ain’t pretending I am a die hard. But growing up going to see the bays play at footy park was a real treat. I knew all the players and Followed them religiously.
But I was four when we won our last flag. This is special cause of my Nanna. She wouldnt let us in her house if we didn’t follow the bays. She was one of those ladies at the bay oval who sat on the fence. She may struggle now to even grasp what is going on today, and today is special because of her.

am Bays wrote:No words

Dogs64 wrote:

woodublieve12 wrote:I know i jumped back on board the bays this year after taking a year or two of really caring about the bays. Poor club decision and my growing lack of interest in the sanfl were the reasons why. I ain’t pretending I am a die hard. But growing up going to see the bays play at footy park was a real treat. I knew all the players and Followed them religiously.
But I was four when we won our last flag. This is special cause of my Nanna. She wouldnt let us in her house if we didn’t follow the bays. She was one of those ladies at the bay oval who sat on the fence. She may struggle now to even grasp what is going on today, and today is special because of her.

That's the difference. I can't
imagine too many port supporters would be "devastated" by the loss.

Wedgie wrote:

Dogs64 wrote:

woodublieve12 wrote:I know i jumped back on board the bays this year after taking a year or two of really caring about the bays. Poor club decision and my growing lack of interest in the sanfl were the reasons why. I ain’t pretending I am a die hard. But growing up going to see the bays play at footy park was a real treat. I knew all the players and Followed them religiously.
But I was four when we won our last flag. This is special cause of my Nanna. She wouldnt let us in her house if we didn’t follow the bays. She was one of those ladies at the bay oval who sat on the fence. She may struggle now to even grasp what is going on today, and today is special because of her.

That's the difference. I can't
imagine too many port supporters would be "devastated" by the loss.

They'd be about as devestated as the Eagles fans who's reserves lost today too

Wedgie wrote:

Dogs64 wrote:

woodublieve12 wrote:I know i jumped back on board the bays this year after taking a year or two of really caring about the bays. Poor club decision and my growing lack of interest in the sanfl were the reasons why. I ain’t pretending I am a die hard. But growing up going to see the bays play at footy park was a real treat. I knew all the players and Followed them religiously.
But I was four when we won our last flag. This is special cause of my Nanna. She wouldnt let us in her house if we didn’t follow the bays. She was one of those ladies at the bay oval who sat on the fence. She may struggle now to even grasp what is going on today, and today is special because of her.

That's the difference. I can't
imagine too many port supporters would be "devastated" by the loss.

They'd be about as devestated as the Eagles fans who's reserves lost today too

Wedgie wrote:

Footy Chick wrote:Well done Bays - I was 13 the last time you won a flag and congrats to all the long-suffering supporters in the SA Footy family

Definitely the year for drought-breakers.

Still think they should play " A Tiger for Me" for old times sake though

Agree with every word that Bedge said

*edit* - 39k attendees and probably not one of them saw Glenelgs last flag at Adelaide Oval

Kidding aren't you?
I personally know at least 100 that would have!
I'm pretty sure there was a few people there today over 35.
Peter Carey and Stephen Kernaghan for eg?

daysofourlives wrote:

Wedgie wrote:

Footy Chick wrote:Well done Bays - I was 13 the last time you won a flag and congrats to all the long-suffering supporters in the SA Footy family

Definitely the year for drought-breakers.

Still think they should play " A Tiger for Me" for old times sake though

Agree with every word that Bedge said

*edit* - 39k attendees and probably not one of them saw Glenelgs last flag at Adelaide Oval

Kidding aren't you?
I personally know at least 100 that would have!
I'm pretty sure there was a few people there today over 35.
Peter Carey and Stephen Kernaghan for eg?

Key word Adelaide Oval

Brodlach wrote:Well done to the Bays, really happy for the long suffering supporters like Spargo and MT

Wedgie wrote:

daysofourlives wrote:

Wedgie wrote:

Footy Chick wrote:Well done Bays - I was 13 the last time you won a flag and congrats to all the long-suffering supporters in the SA Footy family

Definitely the year for drought-breakers.

Still think they should play " A Tiger for Me" for old times sake though

Agree with every word that Bedge said

*edit* - 39k attendees and probably not one of them saw Glenelgs last flag at Adelaide Oval

Kidding aren't you?
I personally know at least 100 that would have!
I'm pretty sure there was a few people there today over 35.
Peter Carey and Stephen Kernaghan for eg?

Key word Adelaide Oval

Peter Carey and Graham Cornes were there for that too!

PS Whoops!

Spargo wrote:Oh man

Spargo wrote:Oh man