South Melbourne FC would like to provide all fans and football lovers with an Easter gift ahead of the Round 6 clash against Heidelberg United.

With the derby between South Melbourne FC and Heidelberg United being the last before the $50.3 million redevelopment of Bob Jane Stadium, we would like to offer you a FREE double pass for the weekend's game.

To redeem your FREE double pass, click on the below link and enter your name and email address into the form. Once completed, your FREE double pass will be forwarded to the email address that you have provided.

Please forward this email to your friends and family as well. We want to see as many football fans as possible at Bob Jane Stadium on Sunday to give our home as we know it a fitting farewell against our oldest rival.

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Edited by smfcTV: 6/4/2010 11:37:33 AM

well done south melbourne how they are not in the a-league is beyond me

It'll be interesting to see how many of Melbourne's football loving population will take up the offer of a free game on a fine Sunday afternoon.

I'd like everyone to note that this offer is written in English and is open to ALL football fans, not just those of a single ethnic community... So come on, lads, get yourself down to Bob Jane and have a laugh.

why was this moved to grassroots?

Moderators, please consider that this will be an Australian Historic occassion

This was also posted on the Victory forum - should have a few 100 oof them come to watch the game:cool:

Hang on. I thought you hated free tickets.

I agree with Chris

Also please lets not turn this into another debate

I look forward to seeing many football loving fans who have been to Bob Jane Stadium in the past come for one final time before the giant upgrade

State League discussion goes in here.

Chris, this is an historic occasion for SMFC, not Australia.

Lads, just put it in your signature (like me). The subject belongs in here, but your signature goes wherever you do... ;)

cant belive the ignorance by fft is incredible

Not ignorant - routine. Whether we like it or not, State league is considered to be grassroots (and frankly, I'm quite proud to have my club considered as the grassroots of the game) - so this goes to grassroots. Can't have one rule for one, and another for the rest.

Signatures are as good as way to get the message over as any.

It's not ignorance on my part, the moderators in general or the website*. When the website decides to include all state league news in Australian Football, I'll move said threads to that forum. Until then, all State League news will be moved here.

FWIW these threads are better served in here anyway. It keeps the more ignorant users away. Discussion in Grass Roots has, on the whole, been pretty good from what I've seen the last few weeks.

*OK that's debatable given the perceived lack of coverage.

Oceania club of the Century

It appears disresepect from certain people will not cease

The Club represented Australia on many occassions at this stadium

Gutless

Edited by chris: 6/4/2010 04:54:06 PM