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Ok, When should I take the Flags down and scarf from my car?
Re: Ok, When should I take the Flags down and scarf from my car?
Originally posted by Eastdog
I believe we have more out there than we may have first thought.
Mate of mine makes balloon toys at local pubs and kids parties. He is a Tigers man and said to me the other day he has been blown away by the amount of kids that have said they are Bulldogs supporters in the last 4 to 5 weeks.
Re: Ok, When should I take the Flags down and scarf from my car?
Originally posted by Eastdog
I believe we have more out there than we may have first thought.
Originally posted by The Dogs Bollocks
Mate of mine makes balloon toys at local pubs and kids parties. He is a Tigers man and said to me the other day he has been blown away by the amount of kids that have said they are Bulldogs supporters in the last 4 to 5 weeks.
If we parlay this premiership properly and connect the success of club with the Western area in particular and Melbourne in general it could set our club up for a huge boost in support and membership. Kids saying they are bulldog supporters is encouraging but we want mum and dads membership money as well.
It's always been a bit hard trying to appeal to people when you've had no success but I've always thought if we can offer the chance at a premiership and it's not just empty words then people will get aboard. We could be a really big club with if people in the outer west really involved. If we could convert areas like Werribee and Melton and St Abans to being bulldog towns.
All those people at the parade and the premiership celebration couldn't all have been members.
They say Burt Lancaster has one, but I don't believe them.
Re: Ok, When should I take the Flags down and scarf from my car?
Originally posted by Twodogs
If we parlay this premiership properly and connect the success of club with the Western area in particular and Melbourne in general it could set our club up for a huge boost in support and membership. Kids saying they are bulldog supporters is encouraging but we want mum and dads membership money as well.
It's always been a bit hard trying to appeal to people when you've had no success but I've always thought if we can offer the chance at a premiership and it's not just empty words then people will get aboard. We could be a really big club with if people in the outer west really involved. If we could convert areas like Werribee and Melton and St Abans to being bulldog towns.
All those people at the parade and the premiership celebration couldn't all have been members.
Don't forget the Ballarat and Western Victoria regions, the timing couldn't be better regarding our push into his area.
Re: Ok, When should I take the Flags down and scarf from my car?
Here's an indicator of how powerful the premiership has been
The Best Thing-Boom Crash Opera
I absolutely hated this song. Like hated it. With a passion. It's as though Gillon and Channel 7 receive royalties every time it's played. And it's not just the repetitiveness of hearing it any time something football related is occurring, it's also just a terrible song.
HOWEVER, i think it was the first song played after the cup ceremony, and upon hearing it, with a euphoric sense of elation, relief and achievement, it just seemed fitting. So now i look at the song differently.
So now that time has passed i can say these songs remind me of that day the most:
The Best Thing-Boom Crash Opera
Best of You - Foo Fighters
Long way to the top - ACDC
Keep on running - The Living End
Re: Ok, When should I take the Flags down and scarf from my car?
Originally posted by bulldogsthru&thru
Here's an indicator of how powerful the premiership has been
The Best Thing-Boom Crash Opera
I absolutely hated this song. Like hated it. With a passion. It's as though Gillon and Channel 7 receive royalties every time it's played. And it's not just the repetitiveness of hearing it any time something football related is occurring, it's also just a terrible song.
HOWEVER, i think it was the first song played after the cup ceremony, and upon hearing it, with a euphoric sense of elation, relief and achievement, it just seemed fitting. So now i look at the song differently.
So now that time has passed i can say these songs remind me of that day the most:
The Best Thing-Boom Crash Opera
Best of You - Foo Fighters
Long way to the top - ACDC
Keep on running - The Living End
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