Hi all. If you are expecting to get walk up tickets for this game at Spotless I would reconsider your position. There just are not that many left. Best check now if you are definitely planning to go.
Hi all. If you are expecting to get walk up tickets for this game at Spotless I would reconsider your position. There just are not that many left. Best check now if you are definitely planning to go.
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Ground holds 25,000? From crowd figures this year it looks like GWS attract 8-9,000 at best to their games, always seems to be goodly % of the crowd supporting the opposition.
So if tickets are running low, are we to assume Swans supporters have already bought 10,000+?
Do GWS give away a lot of tickets to get people to go to their games?
Yes they do.Originally Posted by 707
Plus there are multiple voucher sites advertising heavily discounted tickets for this game
It's pretty sad if we can't fill it with our own supporters.
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We'll be fine, it will just be the day trippers and happy clappers on cheeseburger deals from a club that is run on no sense of financial viability that may see Swans fans missing out
I'd love to financially support and help out GWS by buying a ticket.... not.
Wild speculation, unsubstantiated rumours, silly jokes and opposition delight in another's failures is what makes an internet forum fun.
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Few, if any, swans supporters travel to homebush.
Which puzzles me somewhat. We'll be watching at the Riser after two walks and two trams, but if we lived in Sydney (as we used to) it would be a no-brainer. A venue with good food and decent beer - what more could you want?
Perhaps the punters are looking for a no-rainer?
He reminds him of the guys, close-set, slow, and never rattled, who were play-makers on the team. (John Updike, seeing Josh Kennedy in a crystal ball)
Alas it is no more. Seems carlton mid-strength is now in vogue because the average punter can't be trusted to monitor their own drinking.
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Not so much Homebush, more ANZ.
It's ironic the best viewing ground in the AFL is about 2 Buddy drop punts distance away from the worst...
Driver of the Dan Hannebery bandwagon....all aboard. 4th April 09
Spotless doesnt have decent beer. Only ANZ did.
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