Great to see the Tigers play in Hobart next year. Even better on a Friday night. I just hope they come to play. I have seen them play in Tassie twice. Once up North when they were awful. And last year in Hobart. Again they were terrible. So time to step up in Tassie I think. Go Tigers.
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Friday night game in Tassie
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And on both those occasions, the atmosphere was dead and bereft of any real noise. Most likely because 70% of the crowd were supporting the team whom was terrible.
Why friday and not Saturday night !!!!!!!! Would fly friday night spend the day in Hobart and then go to the footy????
Yep for sure, there'll be icebergs floating off Bellerive Beach for that one, given Antarctica is only a quick boat ride away. :David C said:
*smile* me, does anyone have any idea outside of old wives tales?
Really not much difference in climate from Melbourne or Geelong. And even if it was a few degrees cooler, still not as cold as soccer in the UK and Europe. Or American football in the Northern US states. Australians generally have NO perspective of what 'cold' or 'freezing' weather is.
Barnbugle in the day, footy at the night , may just be a plan.......Launceston to Hobart 3 hrs ?
Panthera Tigris said:Yep for sure, there'll be icebergs floating off Bellerive Beach for that one, given Antarctica is only a quick boat ride away. :
*smile* me, does anyone have any idea outside of old wives tales?
Really not much difference in climate from Melbourne or Geelong. And even if it was a few degrees cooler, still not as cold as soccer in the UK and Europe. Or American football in the Northern US states. Australians generally have NO perspective of what 'cold' or 'freezing' weather is.
I lived in Tassie for a couple of years. You sound very defensive about the weather. I loved it. I remember the street near my house in West Hobart being covered with thick snow on a couple of occasions. I also recall the freezing wind chill factor coming off Mt Wellington. Maybe if Hobart doesn't get that cold now there's good support for the climate change and global warming theories.
Thanks ST, that's even better. I've played there a couple of times, love it, oops haven't played lost farm though so that will be cool. Last time I played my mate shot 73 with a 10 on the short par 4 on the back nine, after his drive he was only 15ft from the flag :hihisnaps truly said:
rosy23 said:
I used to surf down at Dodges Ferry as a kid and when a cool change came in those waves came direct from Antarctica and I'm almost sure that they had ice-cubes on top of 'em, so I do know how cold it can get there.
