SA Footy

Booney wrote:

stan wrote:

Booney wrote:Port Adelaide Football Club’s plans to transform the historic Alberton Oval into a multi-sport precinct has been boosted with $15m of federal government funding.

The extra money has supercharged the club’s plans to power into the AFLW for the 2022-23 season.

Making the announcement at Alberton Oval, in Labor heartland, Prime Minister Scott Morrison declared the redevelopment would inspire future generations of South Australian sporting stars.

Well there you go, a big investment from the feds in a Labor held seat.

The demographic is changing in Cheltenham, Alberton, Rosewater etc, housing prices are going through the roof ( like every where, but we're seeing the $1m mark surpassed regularly ) and while I expect it to remain a Labor held seat, things are changing.

mots02 wrote:

Booney wrote:

stan wrote:

Booney wrote:Port Adelaide Football Club’s plans to transform the historic Alberton Oval into a multi-sport precinct has been boosted with $15m of federal government funding.

The extra money has supercharged the club’s plans to power into the AFLW for the 2022-23 season.

Making the announcement at Alberton Oval, in Labor heartland, Prime Minister Scott Morrison declared the redevelopment would inspire future generations of South Australian sporting stars.

Well there you go, a big investment from the feds in a Labor held seat.

The demographic is changing in Cheltenham, Alberton, Rosewater etc, housing prices are going through the roof ( like every where, but we're seeing the $1m mark surpassed regularly ) and while I expect it to remain a Labor held seat, things are changing.

The Alberton Chardonnay set?

mots02 wrote:

Wedgie wrote:I'm pretty sure there's Port supporting voters in several other seats too.

Are you allowed to vote from Yatala or Mobilong?

stan wrote:I think we are some way from Alberton being any form of classy.

mots02 wrote:

Booney wrote:

stan wrote:

Booney wrote:Port Adelaide Football Club’s plans to transform the historic Alberton Oval into a multi-sport precinct has been boosted with $15m of federal government funding.

The extra money has supercharged the club’s plans to power into the AFLW for the 2022-23 season.

Making the announcement at Alberton Oval, in Labor heartland, Prime Minister Scott Morrison declared the redevelopment would inspire future generations of South Australian sporting stars.

Well there you go, a big investment from the feds in a Labor held seat.

The demographic is changing in Cheltenham, Alberton, Rosewater etc, housing prices are going through the roof ( like every where, but we're seeing the $1m mark surpassed regularly ) and while I expect it to remain a Labor held seat, things are changing.

The Alberton Chardonnay set?

Booney wrote:Marshall and Duursma ink 2 year extensions - End of 2024

Farrell 1 year extension - End of 2023

Booney wrote:

stan wrote:I think we are some way from Alberton being any form of classy.

Hey HEY!

Dutchy wrote:

Booney wrote:Marshall and Duursma ink 2 year extensions - End of 2024

Farrell 1 year extension - End of 2023

Farrell probably unlucky not to get to end of 2024 IMO