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The Stigga
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Went through the draw again and noticed we only have 5 Sunday games (not including the Round 23 lottery)

Surely this has to be the least amount of games on this day we have had in years?

I for one cannot stand Sunday games so this is a good development.

Paging @Supermercado...

 

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    31 minutes ago, The Stigga said:

    Went through the draw again and noticed we only have 5 Sunday games (not including the Round 23 lottery)

    Surely this has to be the least amount of games on this day we have had in years?

    I for one cannot stand Sunday games so this is a good development.

    Paging @Supermercado...

     

    I have no problem with Sunday games. Would rather those than Thursday and Saturday nights.

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    7 minutes ago, old dee said:

    I have no problem with Sunday games. Would rather those than Thursday and Saturday nights.

    I wish all our games were Friday night and we win and I can enjoy the weekend.

    Other than that my preference is Saturday day, Saturday night, Sunday 1pm. Hated the Sunday 4:40pm slots.

    I have no opinion of Thursday night but have no problem with them as long as we have a sufficient break prior to it.

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    Well from a selfish point of view I didn't mind them so much and I could play golf on Saturday without rushing. That didn't help my score much.

    Your right though and without so many "graveyard" times (3:20) we may get more families coming along.

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    1 minute ago, MT64 said:

    Well from a selfish point of view I didn't mind them so much and I could play golf on Saturday without rushing. That didn't help my score much.

    Your right though and without so many "graveyard" times (3:20) we may get more families coming along.

    One man's graveyard is another man's pleasure dome. I quite like the 3.20 slot but dislike the 1.10 pm start as it takes out the whole day. And I still don't like Thursday nights (with the exception of the Thursday before Good Friday and Anzac Eve, should it fall on a Thursday).

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    2 hours ago, Demonland said:

    I wish all our games were Friday night and we win and I can enjoy the weekend.

    Other than that my preference is Saturday day, Saturday night, Sunday 1pm. Hated the Sunday 4:40pm slots.

    I have no opinion of Thursday night but have no problem with them as long as we have a sufficient break prior to it.

    For families, Sunday 4.40pm and night games are a stinker. 

    Also for country folk who have a long journey home by car or rail.

    Oh, I forgot, the scheduling is for TV, streaming and those sports fans with their wide screen, high definition, radiation emitting screens.  

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    11 minutes ago, hemingway said:

    For families, Sunday 4.40pm and night games are a stinker. 

    Also for country folk who have a long journey home by car or rail.

    Oh, I forgot, the scheduling is for TV, streaming and those sports fans with their wide screen, high definition, radiation emitting screens.  

    Glad you realised who pays the bills and calls the tune  Ernest. For a while there I thought you imagined the AFL had spectators intetests at front of mind.

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    On 12/6/2018 at 10:23 AM, The Stigga said:

    Went through the draw again and noticed we only have 5 Sunday games (not including the Round 23 lottery)

    Surely this has to be the least amount of games on this day we have had in years?

    I for one cannot stand Sunday games so this is a good development.

    Paging @Supermercado...

     

    Good thing I saw this coming in advance and rebranded the site in mid-2018.

    No good for my actual life, 1.10 games are my favourite.

    Edited by Supermercado

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    On 12/6/2018 at 11:06 AM, Demonland said:

    I wish all our games were Friday night and we win and I can enjoy the weekend.

    Other than that my preference is Saturday day, Saturday night, Sunday 1pm. Hated the Sunday 4:40pm slots.

    I have no opinion of Thursday night but have no problem with them as long as we have a sufficient break prior to it.

    Friday night wins are the best! I get to spend the whole weekend thinking and talking about how good we are.

    If we lose on Friday night then I take all of Saturday to remain [censored] off but am over it enough on Sunday to enjoy the last of my weekend.

    Losing on a Sunday with work incoming on the Monday is a real downer and I dont know how my family put up with me to be honest.

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    On 12/6/2018 at 10:43 AM, hemingway said:

    For families, Sunday 4.40pm and night games are a stinker. 

    Also for country folk who have a long journey home by car or rail.

    And Sunday games make it impossible for anyone from WA to come over for games for the weekend, especially with school age kids.

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    Just been filling in the organizer for next year and have been able to pencil in 4 Casey games on Sundays following Melb games.

    Awesome!! Casey Sunday games at CF, PP, TBBO and VP.

    Might need the flak jacket for Victoria Park!

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    42 minutes ago, dworship said:

    Just been filling in the organizer for next year and have been able to pencil in 4 Casey games on Sundays following Melb games.

    Awesome!! Casey Sunday games at CF, PP, TBBO and VP.

    Might need the flak jacket for Victoria Park!

    you will need a full hazmat suit with triple filtered breathing apparatus

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    It takes me 1½ hours to travel to the MCG from country Victoria by train. I like 1.10 starts as I don't get home too late.

    I play club competition golf on Saturdays, so I like Sundays for football.

    Each to his own I guess. Someone likes every time slot.

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    On 12/27/2018 at 4:00 PM, daisycutter said:

    you will need a full hazmat suit with triple filtered breathing apparatus

    Wish I hadn't retired as a Firefighter, the gear would have come in handy.

    I do remember accidentally head butting a guy with my helmet one night at a job in Smith St. pretty sure he was Filth supporter...well he was missing some teeth anyway.

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    On 12/6/2018 at 1:13 PM, hemingway said:

    For families, Sunday 4.40pm and night games are a stinker. 

    Also for country folk who have a long journey home by car or rail.

    Oh, I forgot, the scheduling is for TV, streaming and those sports fans with their wide screen, high definition, radiation emitting screens.  

    The only aspect of a 'late' Sunday game that I enjoyed was if we had a big win, often jumping a couple of places higher on the ladder for that week (to start the coming week off in good or better status) when all the other teams in the comp had completed their offerings from the draw. It was particularly pleasing when we jumped over Port the Snort and the Belly Ache Crows, living here in Adelaide, surrounded by 'expert' comment and incestuous interest in the AFL. We did a bit of that leap-frogging last season; and by hell, it was bloody wonderful. 

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