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kingkerna
PostPosted: Sun Apr 07, 2024 11:25 pm 
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Think I'll go again, today was fun at Norwood Oval and concert afterwards. Just need to stay closer to the oval next year

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We were thinking about going to this but didn't get organized.
Hopefully next year. Looked like it was lots of fun.
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It helped having friends to stay with. I imagine accommodation would have been ridiculously expensive.

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CK95 wrote:
It helped having friends to stay with. I imagine accommodation would have been ridiculously expensive.

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Accommodation was cheaper in Glenelg, which is much nicer IMO and has a tram direct to Adelaide Oval and the CBD which is free for those with a match ticket.
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I should have known that, given I know glenelg backwards

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GET OUT….!


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Would have preferred Carlton to not be part of a double header.

Was weird having other team supporters there.
The worst aspect was the music after goals. Destroyed any hope of atmosphere

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kingkerna wrote:
Would have preferred Carlton to not be part of a double header.

Was weird having other team supporters there.
The worst aspect was the music after goals. Destroyed any hope of atmosphere


On the TV the atmosphere was muffled at times. The opposition may have had something to do with that.

From mates there they say Carlton fans were obvious...not as much on TV.

Anyone watched both live and replay? Watcha reckon?

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I just watched kayo minis, not the full replay.

But yeah I wouldn't say our crowd was hell loud on the day. That kinda game though.

Thank Christ I wore a hat though, sat in the East Stand & the sun was full on

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The roar when we hit the lead and won was great though

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Traveller86 wrote:
CK95 wrote:
It helped having friends to stay with. I imagine accommodation would have been ridiculously expensive.

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Accommodation was cheaper in Glenelg, which is much nicer IMO and has a tram direct to Adelaide Oval and the CBD which is free for those with a match ticket.

Cheers. If we decide to go next year will look at that.
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kingkerna wrote:
The roar when we hit the lead and won was great though



That what I want to hear.

On TV it really wasn't a typical Carlton fan roar

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kingkerna wrote:
The roar when we hit the lead and won was great though



That what I want to hear.

On TV it really wasn't a typical Carlton fan roar


Oh it was loud

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It was pretty loud at the cameldome as well!

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…Adelaide's a lovely city IMO.


Absolutely no doubt about that. Glad you enjoyed it.

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camel wrote:
CK95 wrote:
…Adelaide's a lovely city IMO.


Absolutely no doubt about that. Glad you enjoyed it.


It’s awesome.
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Yup….

I’m a big fan of the Adelaide…lovely weather…
great food…(second to Melbourne for mine)…
fine wine…beautiful beaches…great architecture…
beautiful people*…!

Mother had a restaurant in Semaphore in
the early 2000’s…so spent some time
there…BEST kite flying beach in the country…!

my Ninja could take your head off on
a good day…i flew that thing like an F1-11…
could skim a wing for twenty metres…!


kindest regards tommi








* except at Football Park V’s Port Adelaide…
yeah-nah…only did that once…!

i was abused…and not even wearing COLOURS…!

they just knew…!

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