by locky801 » Wed Mar 22, 2017 5:05 pm
by amber_fluid » Wed Mar 22, 2017 6:03 pm
Spargo wrote:Sheik Yerbouti wrote:Wedgie wrote:Id never put a radio on in a pub but can quite easily have my phone on muted.
In 86 the bloke who worked for me got married on the 2nd semi final, most of the people attending were from Kapunda & the west coast, almost all North barrakers. The racket that went up after every goal while the ceremony was on shit the bride no end.
My own wedding was on Cox Plate day, could just hear the priest over the earphones listening to the Group 1's.
Moral of the story..........Take at least a mild interest in your wedding preparations.......
My folks were getting married GF day 1973 - when the Bays made it, Dad postponed the wedding a week
Still together 44 years on
by Grenville » Wed Mar 22, 2017 6:28 pm
amber_fluid wrote:Spargo wrote:Sheik Yerbouti wrote:Wedgie wrote:Id never put a radio on in a pub but can quite easily have my phone on muted.
In 86 the bloke who worked for me got married on the 2nd semi final, most of the people attending were from Kapunda & the west coast, almost all North barrakers. The racket that went up after every goal while the ceremony was on shit the bride no end.
My own wedding was on Cox Plate day, could just hear the priest over the earphones listening to the Group 1's.
Moral of the story..........Take at least a mild interest in your wedding preparations.......
My folks were getting married GF day 1973 - when the Bays made it, Dad postponed the wedding a week
Still together 44 years on
Women aren't as forgiving as they once were in the day!
Imagine some poor bloke trying to pull that off these days........
by amber_fluid » Wed Mar 22, 2017 6:32 pm
by Psyber » Wed Mar 22, 2017 6:32 pm
by Corona Man » Wed Mar 22, 2017 6:44 pm
amber_fluid wrote:Spargo wrote:Sheik Yerbouti wrote:Wedgie wrote:Id never put a radio on in a pub but can quite easily have my phone on muted.
In 86 the bloke who worked for me got married on the 2nd semi final, most of the people attending were from Kapunda & the west coast, almost all North barrakers. The racket that went up after every goal while the ceremony was on shit the bride no end.
My own wedding was on Cox Plate day, could just hear the priest over the earphones listening to the Group 1's.
Moral of the story..........Take at least a mild interest in your wedding preparations.......
My folks were getting married GF day 1973 - when the Bays made it, Dad postponed the wedding a week
Still together 44 years on
Women aren't as forgiving as they once were in the day!
Imagine some poor bloke trying to pull that off these days........
by mighty_tiger_79 » Wed Mar 22, 2017 7:46 pm
by Dutchy » Wed Mar 22, 2017 9:53 pm
by Locky » Thu Mar 23, 2017 1:12 am
by Booney » Thu Mar 23, 2017 6:55 am
by Wedgie » Thu Mar 23, 2017 7:24 am
Armchair expert wrote:Such a great club are Geelong
by whufc » Thu Mar 23, 2017 7:26 am
Wedgie wrote:At the end of the day a majority of people are only interested in watching their own team play, for those that are members the SANFL version is a third of the price of the AFL pass. The AFL pass is designed for mobile devices only. The AFL pass money does not go to your club.
Last year I had about 2 live streams to watch, this year itll be about 16. That works out about $2 for each of which goes to my club, theres no way I could complain about that.
by goddy11 » Thu Mar 23, 2017 11:45 am
whufc wrote:Wedgie wrote:At the end of the day a majority of people are only interested in watching their own team play, for those that are members the SANFL version is a third of the price of the AFL pass. The AFL pass is designed for mobile devices only. The AFL pass money does not go to your club.
Last year I had about 2 live streams to watch, this year itll be about 16. That works out about $2 for each of which goes to my club, theres no way I could complain about that.
I tend to agree,
I will definitely consider buying and im only interested in Centrals game so doesn't bother me all games aren't shown.
by wild dog » Thu Mar 23, 2017 12:12 pm
goddy11 wrote:
Getting a bit of sense now into thread now. I would only watch my club as well although I will be at most of the games live. It seems good value.
Anyway for those that want coverage of all other team games, how could you watch all 5 games being played at the same time.
by Panther Pack » Thu Mar 23, 2017 2:53 pm
by cennals05 » Thu Mar 23, 2017 4:56 pm
Panther Pack wrote:Anyone heard which games channel 7 will be showing for the opening rounds?
by ChickCock » Thu Mar 23, 2017 5:42 pm
by goddy11 » Thu Mar 23, 2017 8:19 pm
wild dog wrote:goddy11 wrote:
Getting a bit of sense now into thread now. I would only watch my club as well although I will be at most of the games live. It seems good value.
Anyway for those that want coverage of all other team games, how could you watch all 5 games being played at the same time.
The criticism relates to a comparison of costs with the AFL and the quality of the product. Each game is available for replay, it does not need to be watched live. Notwithstanding my opinion that the digital pass is a positive development, if you were a fan of the league and wanted to watch each game, it would be an expensive product for what is a single camera broadcast with an amateur (although enthusiastic and enjoyable) commentary team. The AFL would make a great deal of money off of their Telstra deal; the SANFL essentially has to pay for the broadcasts although the cameras are already a locked in expense.
I like the alternative/amateur feel of the SANFL broadcasts. I like the interviews with the players which are often raw and not the highly trained media / matey stuff where each guy tries desperately to have their own shtick. Its why the realignment of the league to fit in with the AFL has been so disappointing; they had a great product. To a certain audience, the SANFL was a breath of fresh air. Hopefully this years digital pass is a start, we get a healthy subscription and companies take notice and create entire league packages, rather than the SANFL footing the bill.
by Dogs72 » Thu Mar 23, 2017 9:06 pm
whufc wrote:Wedgie wrote:At the end of the day a majority of people are only interested in watching their own team play, for those that are members the SANFL version is a third of the price of the AFL pass. The AFL pass is designed for mobile devices only. The AFL pass money does not go to your club.
Last year I had about 2 live streams to watch, this year itll be about 16. That works out about $2 for each of which goes to my club, theres no way I could complain about that.
I tend to agree,
I will definitely consider buying and im only interested in Centrals game so doesn't bother me all games aren't shown.
by Dutchy » Thu Mar 23, 2017 10:08 pm
cennals05 wrote:Panther Pack wrote:Anyone heard which games channel 7 will be showing for the opening rounds?
Round 1 Central v Eagles
Round 2 Eagles v West
Round 3 Central v Adelaide
Round 4 Adelaide v Port
Round 5 Port v Sturt and Sturt v West (split round)
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