that's fine 81236, but you also need to remember that we're hearing it from 1 side not the other, it's real easy for him to come in and say that everyone is in support of it when we don't actually know that..
We worry about what WE DO..not what everyone else does.
This is how Darlington Point/Coleambally saw its match against Hay last year.
Source -
http://www.sportingpulse.com/club_i...task=DETAIL&articleID=9589126§ionID=26750
ROOSTERS AT PIE IN SKY DAY
Pie in the Sky - a fantastic promotion for the Hay Rugby League Club. Its the highlight of their year, old boys return to their old stamping ground, locals gather to support the black and whites, former NRL players are invited to play with the locals, NRL players attend functions for the Hay club and mix with the kids, supporters, and sponsors.
You have the feeling that you have gone back in time, with a well maintained magnificent old grandstand set in a serene recreational area, car horns toot as the locals run onto the paddock, the home team cannot be seen at half time because they are flooded by spectators gathered around them listening and offering advice as to how to defeat the invaders to their turf and kids run wild after the main game kicking the footballs and putting their best hits on the goal post covers. It was the Roosters turn to visit Hay Park on Sunday where the weather was cold, the Rugby League hot and the steak sandwiches excellent.
The feature game of the day gave the big crowd plenty to cheer about with plenty of big hits and classic tries. The Magpies side had three former NRL first grade players included in their squad for the day. The Magpies controlled the ball a bit better than the Roosters with former NRL player Simon Woolford being in command of the ruck area and setting up play for the Magpie hole runners. The Roosters tried but could not spoil the black and white party.
When the game was done we all knew that this was not a trip back in time - this was 2009 at Hay Park. The ground announcer, who had his moments during the day, added his flair to the party atmosphere, the Hay players went over to the grandstand and waved to their fans just like on television, Magpie Supporters were there dressed in black wigs, faces painted, flags waving, drums beating, horns and whistles blowing and the grandstand rocking.
Well done Hay, great day.
People in the bush are different to City people. We take NOTHING for granted. We know that to succeed in ANYTHING you must be prepared to think outside the square, and instead of saying "Why", say "Why not".
