Heading to the WAFL double-header next Saturday probably. Peel Thunder v East Fremantle at East Fremantle Oval then the game under lights at Fremantle Oval between Sth Fremantle and Swan Districts - 10mins walk
There is no way that walk is 10 mins. I did it and it took me 30.
This is backed up by my taxi distance guide. A $9 fare which was the cost to get to Moss St from Freo Station is the equivalent of a half hour walk. This was the time it took to get back.
The same theory applies in terms of taxi fare cost and time travelled from my old house in Melbourne to the local railway station. $9-10 fare and 30 mins walk.
Well off to another Western Australian regional ground on the 14th April in Dongara, will get a new digital camera or will borrow Matt's old one for the trip north.
Looking forward to heading north to the Crayfish Coast, its been around 12 years since I have been up that way.
Rightio Subiaco slaughtered Sth Fremantle by 154 points - poor Matt
Medibank Stadium's redevelopment is making a visible difference on the eastern side, will make the ground a much more intimate venue then it was before.
I will be doing the attendance correlations this year, Bensti did them previous years.
Will be interesting to see what the crowds will be throughout the season.
Egan wrote:Will be interesting to see what the crowds will be throughout the season.
Not interesting enough to post them aparently.
Or the scores.
Hell, don't even know what f***ing round the WAFL is in. sh*t reporting.
WAFL website doesn't even list this sort of info. Anyone in western australia bothered with uploading team lists somewhere? The West sure can't be bothered, besides being paid by the waffle to cover the comp.
Swan Districts 3,500 members in a couple of years...... get your hands off it.
I just copied and pasted from the Footy Goss forums.
This year it is my turn to put the effort in to get the crowds for the rounds. So I just started trying to find the crowds today by emailing the respective clubs.
One big positive with the WAFL is 5 Radio Stations covering the competition this year with the addition of Heritage FM (conflict of interest with my association with Wisdom Media's WAFL coverage).
And the WAFC have made sure that every single WAFL game will be broadcast on the radio, including all of Peel Thunder's home games, which usually where the ones that didn't get broadcast.
And some games you have two radio stations broadcasting.