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I'd love to see the club erase the debt this season. However, going on last season's wipeoff, it may take another fundraiser in addition to this year's to see it totally wiped.

Will all depend on how the Team Performs, if they pull of some great wins-you watch the supporters wake up. We have a very large dormant following out there.

 

Have the new stickers been sent out yet? I haven't received any.

The new stickers 'should be' with the Season Preview which is due in the next couple of days, the stickers were replaced at no cost to the Club, company who manufactured had to cover (From Membership meeting I attended)

I'd love to see the club erase the debt this season. However, going on last season's wipeoff, it may take another fundraiser in addition to this year's to see it totally wiped.

I agree - 2011 a realistic goal.

Will all depend on how the Team Performs, if they pull of some great wins-you watch the supporters wake up. We have a very large dormant following out there.

Is the phrase 'you can only go to the well so many times'?

I'm not sure if it is, but I'm sure you understand what I'm saying.

  • 5 months later...
 

I vaguely remembered something like this being a big focus in the pre-season, and lo and behold, our aim for this year was to be about $750,000 in debt:

"We are quite ambitious with regard to where we hope to be at the end of the year," Schwab told The Sunday Age.

"We would like to be well under $1 million by the end of the year."

Well we smashed that, didn't we? And we thought it was 'ambitious' to aim for a debt of under $1 million! Shows how far this club has come, and how damn well we're doing under the Stynes-Schwab administration.

basically irrelevant to the conversation, but the date stamp on the article is March 21st, 2010, yet this thread began on March 20, 2010....??!


Perhaps you have your timezone set different? Says March 21st for mre...

yep, that would be it, considering im in california.

didnt think it did that as 'land is obviously an australian site. crossed my mind but didnt realise!

dont i look like a dill now.

cheers for clearing that up madness...

righteo, til the next blonde comment...

yep, that would be it, considering im in california.

didnt think it did that as 'land is obviously an australian site. crossed my mind but didnt realise!

dont i look like a dill now.

cheers for clearing that up madness...

righteo, til the next blonde comment...

Good to see the time zone status is working well for Demonland anyway...thanks for the confirmation. ;)

 

Good to see the time zone status is working well for Demonland anyway...thanks for the confirmation. ;)

welcome HT

time zones aside... i love d'land... its my connection back to the real world. being so far away from it, this is the first year ive gotten into these forums (always read, never contributed-- and it seems my contribution is only for small things like timezones!) but im so grateful for it.

sometimes i wish i could filter it, but i read most threads.

keep up the good work, lock out the d'heads and GO DEES!

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