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Forum Footy (vs. Saintsational)

rollinson 65
in Melbourne Demons

Help us find the most suitable day/date for the interforum game- Please read details fully before answering. 24 members have voted

  1. 1. Which day do you prefer?

    • Saturday - cant do Sunday
      1
    • Sunday - cant do Saturday
      7
    • Either day
      6
    • Saturday but can do Sunday
      1
    • Sunday but can do Saturday
      4

  2. 2. which date is your preference? (please only select 1)

    • Saturday, November 22nd
      2
    • Sunday, November 23rd
      1
    • Saturday, November 29th
      1
    • Sunday, November 30th
      4
    • Saturday, December 6th
      0
    • Sunday, December 7th
      9
    • Saturday, December 13th
      1
    • Sunday, December 14th
      1

  3. 3. Which dates are you available? (tick all that apply)

    • Saturday, November 22nd
      9
    • Sunday, November 23rd
      8
    • Saturday, November 29th
      9
    • Sunday, November 30th
      9
    • Saturday, December 6th
      6
    • Sunday, December 7th
      15
    • Saturday, December 13th
      7
    • Sunday, December 14th
      10

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just heard from the sainsational organisers...

they are keen to play us while rivvo is out with his knee injury... <_<

suggestion is late november or early december... :unsure:

they can find another oval with a good surface (not glenferrie)... :rolleyes:

they ask if we would object to a saturday game... (not saying they won't play sunday)...

can posters register their interest and preferred dates here, so we can give them an early reply ??

thanks,

rollo

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    just heard from the sainsational organisers...

    they are keen to play us while rivvo is out with his knee injury... <_<

    suggestion is late november or early december... :unsure:

    they can find another oval with a good surface (not glenferrie)... :rolleyes:

    they ask if we would object to a saturday game... (not saying they won't play sunday)...

    can posters register their interest and preferred dates here, so we can give them an early reply ??

    thanks,

    rollo

    If they want to play on a Saturday, you can tell them we'll play them on the day of the national draft if they don't mind Jack Watts playing for us!

    On a serious note however, I think we might lose a few players to their cricket teams if that happens so I'm not sure that it's going to be all that popular an idea.

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    I'd be in, foot should be fine by then

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    Now that my exams have finished I would seriously consider playing depending on the day that is chosen.

    so what's your preference, clint ??

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    no chance on a saturday because of cricket, but given enough notice i think i could really make my debut this time.

    no more exams, i dont work sundays anymore. sounds like the stars are aligning for deanox to pull on the red and blue...

    definitely a no to november 30th from me, but i dont think i am high up the pecking order in when this game gets determined anyway.

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    Preference for a Sunday at this point and that shouldn't change.

    i too would prefer sunday (cricket) and im free from the masters after december 3rd so after then pleeeease??

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    i too would prefer sunday (cricket) and im free from the masters after december 3rd so after then pleeeease??

    I am open to bribes, cactus... :rolleyes:

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    If they want to play on a Saturday, you can tell them we'll play them on the day of the national draft if they don't mind Jack Watts playing for us!

    On a serious note however, I think we might lose a few players to their cricket teams if that happens so I'm not sure that it's going to be all that popular an idea.

    Whats the chances of a bus trip to the location.

    Casey, anyone?

    The surface would be great.

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    Well - Sunday is usually best for people - especially during cricket season...

    I jet off on November 26th, so unless its before then, I'll be out.

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    hey, dl...

    where do you want the bus trip to start from ??

    (it will probably finish at one of the lush albert park lake ovals, but don't tell anyone I said so)...

    and can people please post their preferences - saturday v sunday, exact dates etc (see the post from cactus above)... ??

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    just heard from mfc...

    and his preferences line up with those of cactus...

    melbournefc is a major organiser of these games, SO WE BETTER TAKE NOTICE OF HIS PREFERENCES IMO...

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    I'm play Rec Footy in the Corporate Games at Albert Park on the weekend of 22/23 Nov.

    At this stage I might be available the last week of Nov?? I also have tennis finals...tbc

    Prefer a sunday game, saturday is out.

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    I'm also in the Saturday cricket-playing boat, so a Sunday would suit me better. Would play any Sunday. Definitely can't play Saturdays.

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    have heard from cribbes, our 7' ruckman, and he won't be flying in until december 7... <_<

    and december 7 (a sunday) is shaping as the realistic date... :wacko:

    a realistic date on which we will be without both cribbes and mickrocks1, unhappily... :angry:

    at least cactus will be happy...

    and my reputation for taking bribes will be enhanced... :rolleyes:

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    I realise that most people are from up Melbourne way so it might be a big hassle, but I wonder what the chances are of playing the game at Casey Fields? Preferably while the team isn't there, we can't have them being critical of the way we play football...

    There are a few grounds there and they always seem to be in good nick. Just a thought.

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    I realise that most people are from up Melbourne way so it might be a big hassle, but I wonder what the chances are of playing the game at Casey Fields? Preferably while the team isn't there, we can't have them being critical of the way we play football...

    There are a few grounds there and they always seem to be in good nick. Just a thought.

    substantial number of our players use public transport, clint...

    and there is most often an after-match drink and BBQ with the sainters after the match...

    these things need to be factored in to any final choices...

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    substantial number of our players use public transport, clint...

    and there is most often an after-match drink and BBQ with the sainters after the match...

    these things need to be factored in to any final choices...

    Fair enough.

    Just putting it out there.

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