Congrats on getting yourself a 24 hour ban. Next ban is permanent. banned for what? i post an ordinary thread in the pub, it gets deleted for no reason other than to antagonise me then i post another asking why..it gets deleted. then i post another asking why and i get banned. the antagonizing star...

like liking a facebook page is going to achieve anything material

There are many places in Adelaide where rail tunnels would be a good idea. IMO this isn't one of them because it would do absolutely nothing to improve the rail service! As for the tram, unless they extend it to meet the line first, this is going to be yet another of those projects which makes thin...

looks like 50's British-style commercial industrial is back in vogue The more I look at it, the more I think you're spot-on here. And in a wierd way, that makes me appreciate it a bit more :? You'd have to try pretty hard to make Richmond Road look any worse, anyway. reminds me also of that new apa...

looks like 50's British-style commercial industrial is back in vogue

stumpjumper wrote:OK then - what about an open day, when no fixtures are scheduled? I'm thinking... free beer!

Seriously, it would be nice for non-SACA/footy members just to see what our $ have bought.

i like this idea

stumpjumper wrote: On the boards' behalf, DTEI will appoint contractors to build the stadium. These contracts will be fixed price, so any blowouts will be paid by the contractor, a la Wembley. So no worries there....

awesome
another great day for the banks

VFL fanatics Australia wide wanted this to go ahead. for the most part, the rest could not care.

regardless, parliament still has to vote on this development. the Liberals have hinted they still have some concerns that need to be addressed.

Hey ricecrackers... FOCUS has turned to the flow and use of proxy votes in Monday's critical Adelaide Oval verdict. The South Australian Cricket Association has said it will not release details of the vote that saw 80 per cent of its members vote in favour of the $535 million upgrade of Adelaide ov...

From the Advertiser: Oval vote boosts stocks for Labor and footy Daniel Wills From: The Advertiser May 03, 2011 12:00AM PREMIER Mike Rann's stocks have received an immeasurable boost from SACA members' endorsement of football in the city as beneficial for every South Australian. Many said it could ...

Because they were all but guessing or because they wanted to scare those for the development into taking the time to vote. interesting. i'm certain most would agree with you. however if i were to level similar claims of perversion of facts against the Advertiser for other stories relating to bigger...

That 60% proxy vote figure was quoted from Advertiser sources. Hardly confirmation from SACA itself. The 2,000 attendance figure was SACA's expectation ahead of the meeting. More than that turned up. SACA weren't running the ballot. Independent firms with reputations at stake were, so I doubt anyth...

ricecrackers, get a grip. how can someone be so damn cynical? whatever drugs you are on must have some street value cynicism has served me well and keeps me in the black anyone who is asking for your money cannot be trusted to be providing you with all of the facts about your pending investment. th...

Pants wrote:Me too! It's an amazing result. Especially given the noises from the gallery tonight.

Edit: that was in response to ricecrackers.

interesting