Also…. Shows the value of a true Home ground
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@ said:@ said:The gift thats keeps on giving. 13K on a Thursday Night against the Cowboys.
Were a club that has won about 40% of our goes overall yet we are over 50% at Leichhardt. Thats a Semi Final type record.
Yet we play 3 games a year there. Tragic really.
It is tragic but the one positive about it is that the 3 games we play there are calendar events for a lot of Wests Tigers fans - they're not to be missed.
@ said:I just look at the win record.
Around 55-60% over18 years of mostly failure.
That speaks for itself.
We should be playing more games there. I know its not that simple, but it really is our best home ground and has been since Day 1.
@ said:@ said:I just look at the win record.
Around 55-60% over18 years of mostly failure.
That speaks for itself.
We should be playing more games there. I know its not that simple, but it really is our best home ground and has been since Day 1.
we would have been playing finals footy.
@ said:It was a great crowd for a thursday!
Thought the atmosphere was a bit more flat than usual though. Tried to get a Tigers chant happening a few times but everyone was pretty quiet on the hill for the most part for some reason. Maybe the cold
@ said:I posted my conspiracy theory elsewhere, but did 13k seem accurate to people or low?
@ said:@ said:It was a great crowd for a thursday!
Thought the atmosphere was a bit more flat than usual though. Tried to get a Tigers chant happening a few times but everyone was pretty quiet on the hill for the most part for some reason. Maybe the cold
Possibly some of the mellow music prior to kickoff? It seemed pretty good once the game was going.
@ said:@ said:I posted my conspiracy theory elsewhere, but did 13k seem accurate to people or low?
Seemed about right - there were some vacant seats down the other end. I've been there when it's been capacity and it was a bit off that.
@ said:The love I have for that place is immeasurable.
One of my earliest memories is being pushed in a stroller down to the game with mum dad my aunty and cousins and their friends (and whoever else we run into along the way, my cousins know everyone around there) my aunty lives within 5min walking distance to the groud, has lived there her whole life.
I remember feeling something special there that I never felt anywhere else and it's there everytime I've gone back since.
I have a strong emotional attachment with the place, I just feel at home there.
I literally have a piece of turf from the halfway mark in a zip lock bag with me, i took it on the morning of the 2005 grandfinal. It sits with a photo of the plaque of Laurie in the tunnel and the black singlet I got from Laurie's memorial day.
My ashes will be spread on the hill when I go.
@ said:@ said:The love I have for that place is immeasurable.
One of my earliest memories is being pushed in a stroller down to the game with mum dad my aunty and cousins and their friends (and whoever else we run into along the way, my cousins know everyone around there) my aunty lives within 5min walking distance to the groud, has lived there her whole life.
I remember feeling something special there that I never felt anywhere else and it's there everytime I've gone back since.
I have a strong emotional attachment with the place, I just feel at home there.
I literally have a piece of turf from the halfway mark in a zip lock bag with me, i took it on the morning of the 2005 grandfinal. It sits with a photo of the plaque of Laurie in the tunnel and the black singlet I got from Laurie's memorial day.
My ashes will be spread on the hill when I go.
Legend mate. That's what a home ground is. Wish Pascoe and Go and co heard people like you tell their experiences. ANZ may make money, but the real home grounds make life-long memories, which imo is more important.
@ said:@ said:I posted my conspiracy theory elsewhere, but did 13k seem accurate to people or low?
Seemed about right - there were some vacant seats down the other end. I've been there when it's been capacity and it was a bit off that.
@ said:The love I have for that place is immeasurable.
One of my earliest memories is being pushed in a stroller down to the game with mum dad my aunty and cousins and their friends (and whoever else we run into along the way, my cousins know everyone around there) my aunty lives within 5min walking distance to the groud, has lived there her whole life.
I remember feeling something special there that I never felt anywhere else and it's there everytime I've gone back since.
I have a strong emotional attachment with the place, I just feel at home there.
I literally have a piece of turf from the halfway mark in a zip lock bag with me, i took it on the morning of the 2005 grandfinal. It sits with a photo of the plaque of Laurie in the tunnel and the black singlet I got from Laurie's memorial day.
My ashes will be spread on the hill when I go.