mb64 said:And what did that get you?
I think the Tribute part of the night without the dinner!
maybe someone who went might know for sure!
mb64 said:And what did that get you?
bowden4president said:I think the Tribute part of the night without the dinner!
maybe someone who went might know for sure!
Were they in the same room?Newman said:Correct. They were allowed into the balcony area at 8.30pm and left at 10.30pm. I think there were 2 x Balcony categories/pricing - $40 & $80, depending on where you were seated.
Newman said:Correct. They were allowed into the balcony area at 8.30pm and left at 10.30pm. I think there were 2 x Balcony categories/pricing - $40 & $80, depending on where you were seated.
mb64 said:Were they in the same room?
Mrs Richo said:dont get me started!.. i'm gonna ask Richo how he feels that his ticket price was higher than Buckley, Hird, Bowden and Harveys testimonial dinners (just to name a few) not to mention Bulldogs Team of the century night and all teams best and fairest medals.
Still pretty steep pricing for supportersWesternTiger said:Was also a fund raiser not just a testimonial.
mb64 said:Still pretty steep pricing for supporters
se7en said:Richo was meant to be on the 'Gameday' show on channel 7, Sunday morning, as host but called in sick.
Must of had a couple of drinks :hihi
mb64 said:Still pretty steep pricing for supporters
I just think it is a shame that many supporters who have supported him throughout his career couldn't afford to go.Theres plenty of fundraising happening with Richo with other merchandise.Chiang Mai Tiger said:Relax MB, Richo and the Tigers have given us so many opportunities over the years to meet and greet the great champ, one final special night to raise funds for the club (not for Richo's pocket or a board room p!ss up) doesn't warrant a fuss.
mb64 said:I just think it is a shame that many supporters who have supported him throughout his career couldn't afford to go.Theres plenty of fundraising happening with Richo with other merchandise.
mb64 said:I just think it is a shame that many supporters who have supported him throughout his career couldn't afford to go.Theres plenty of fundraising happening with Richo with other merchandise.
Mrs Richo said:How much fund raising money do they expect from us? They heckled me at work about their $250 a ticket raffle, plus the sh!t about helping out by buying dumb bells for their gym.. screw u guys, ask the corporates that you think so highly of.
Thats some real quality work right there Newman, great work mate.Newman said:As I was walking back to the function there were 2 ladies with their 4 girls (ageing approx. 10-15) waiting in the foyer, fully decked out in their Richmond gear. I stopped and asked what they were doing there - they replied, we're waiting for the function to end in the hope that they could get a pic/autograph of Richo as he walked past. They had been waiting for 2 hours (didn't have floor tickets to the function obviously). I tried a "shifty" by bribing the security to let them in for a few mins to however this didn't work. I eventually asked the security guard "hey, if get 6 tickets off my mates who were inside, can I give them to these fans to get in"? He said ok, so I did....cut a long story short, all six of them got in, got pics with Richo plus others, and were that happy and emotional that 1 of the girls was actually crying with happiness...Richo is a true legend!!!
Spot on Mrs RichoMrs Richo said:your missing the point.. they r not a charity who run on donations from the public...... i just want something in return every now and then and not to be constantly begged for money... i know for a fact that Bulldogs dont do those things and you would think they r worse off than us.