There is no doubt that our largest supporter base in Sydney is Lebanese and good on them. But the most important thing to consider is that Lebanese is the Background. They are Australian born people making them Australian all-round. El Masri, however, is a Lebanese-Australian because he was born in Tripoli and moved here as a young child and gave up playing soccer as a teenager for Rugby League, and good on him too. His loyalty and devotion to the club is second-to-none, and this was furthered last year when he wanted to remain with the Bulldogs - money was not the object, it was the time he wanted to remain at the club for. True Blue and White Bulldog. Loyalty of the highest order.The Dogs' greatest pointscorer of all time - LEBANESE
The most passionate fans - LEBANESE
Discuss.
The most passionate fans - LEBANESE
The most passionate fans - LEBANESE
Im an aussie who often goes to dogs games quite a bit and usually sit in the middle of the army and honestly most of the fighting and all that rubbish are started by the opposition supporters... a lot of sh!t stirring
I was actually going to write something about the affect of some Lebanese, on some non Lebanese supporters and how it deters them from going to games (which is very sad for RL), but then changed my mind.
I was actually going to write something about the affect of some Lebanese, on some non Lebanese supporters and how it deters them from going to games (which is very sad for RL), but then changed my mind.
True. In this case though it's a good thing.Good and bad in all cultures, religions and societies.
Thats just the way it goes.
Ignore my last comment i had a bit to many to drink last night :lol:
:lol: Hope you don't get hangovers like I do, they suck big time and f**king seem to last for ages! I still have one now from Sat night.