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    Stuck in Auckland for GF - any meetups?

    Aaaaaaargh, stuck in Auckland this weekend, simply can't get back. Any big Dragons fans Grand Final meet-up locations there? Stu
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    Kogarah Oval Masterplan.

    I'll miss the embankment-of-death at the southern end! Nothing like balancing on a perilous drop-off while simultaneously drinking beer and cheering! Character-building, that's what it is. That's just pathetic. And with the JV - look, remember that it takes time to forge history. Just like we...
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    Charter trains to home games - what do you think?

    Yes, the coaches from the clubs is an interesting one, and I gathered they don't do great business. I think there are several reasons for this: Coaches are just not as comfortable as a (seated) train. The seats are smaller, the motion is rougher, the space more cramped. Entry and exit via the...
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    Charter trains to home games - what do you think?

    I think the train would be more attractive than the buses, and I have reasons but no time to type them out right now. (Flat out at work.) Working on getting proper costings. Should have some info by the end of the week.
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    Charter trains to home games - what do you think?

    I thought so too but Wikipedia says: 96 seated (driver cars) 112 seated (trailer cars) 192 in 2 car set 304 in 3 car set 416 in 4 car set They only seat 4 across where suburban sets seat 5, and they have long entry areas. FWIW.
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    Charter trains to home games - what do you think?

    God, don't wish that on me! I couldn't think of anything worse. ;-)
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    Charter trains to home games - what do you think?

    I've just realised Cityrail can (and do sometimes) run the V sets right down to 2 car sets, as well as the regular 4, 6 and 8 car sets. Both classes average 100-110 seats per carriage, so anything between 200 and 800 passengers should be doable
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    Charter trains to home games - what do you think?

    Viability will almost totally depend on two things - what the charter costs and how many people will sign up. I'll try and find out the cost this week - I'll give the Souths office a call tomorrow and ask how they organised theirs, and also try and find the right department in CityRail to ask...
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    Charter trains to home games - what do you think?

    The Rabbitoh's organised a charter train to Olympic Park from Central and Redfern for the Charity Shield two weeks ago and it got me thinking - what would be the possibility of St George chartering trains to take St George area members to Wollongong for home games and vice-versa? I'm a 6-game...
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    What time will final sell out - guesses please!

    Nothing - except laziness. Ticketed Eels members have the same 9am access as ticketed Dragons members, I believe. I'm sure plenty of them have purchased. If it's mainly Cat C and GA left by this afternoon, then it should sell out very quickly after 9pm tonight when the NRL website members get...
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    What time will final sell out - guesses please!

    I reckon 4pm Monday. Got mine. :D
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    Sack Stuart or lose our team!

    Ricky Stuart's real problem is he doesn't know how to bring a team together. A few weeks ago I was reading about how he makes player do punishment exercise for mistakes at training. That's totally the wrong way. It's like the old saying - 'The floggings will continued until morale improves'.
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    Bring on the Stain Trolls and Dave Q

    Syko, be nice in other clubs' forums.

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