mickdo
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P S I am neither OLD nor BITTER
Didn't you say you were older than Fitzy? That's OLD in my books...
P S I am neither OLD nor BITTER
The question is...how old is your book??Didn't you say you were older than Fitzy? That's OLD in my books...
The question is...how old is your book??
Didn't you say you were older than Fitzy? That's OLD in my books...
Good to see you showing Pride and Passion Pete.
Did you miss the sarcasm alert there Pete?I don't have to show anyone I have Pride and Passion.
If you have followed the team for as long as I have..it is a given...
I don't resort to sarcasm...Don't need to. I just like pointing out that there are two sides to every argument.
Actually Pete I was talking about the sarcasm in MY post. But you carry on.I don't resort to sarcasm...Don't need to. I just like pointing out that there are two sides to every argument.
If everyone on here argues the'government case'..what would we end up with. A forum as exciting as the North Queensland Forum....
Actually Pete I was talking about the sarcasm in MY post. But you carry on.
It's not always about you, you know.;-)
You sarcastic bastard...![]()
What teams do YOU want to DIE...or merge.
Inner West (Tigers/Bulldogs)
You can lead a horse to water, but you can't make it drink.
People will still watch games on FOX, rather than go to the hassle of travelling..
As Jack Gibson used to say "If you want people to go to games, don't televise it to the City where the match is being played"
There is more about the match day experience then simply watching a game of football. It is up to the people employed by the Parramatta NRL team to ensure that the match day experience is better than watching the match on TV.
Also season ticket holders are more likely to go to matches than non-STH no matter the time of the match, the weather or the team's on-field performance.
Good point.
and that's exactly what's been lacking at our joint for a very long time.