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11.mvfc.11 wrote:For fucks sake guys, 6 pages already? :lol:
I'm revising my score to 8/10 I think it is at least a 9.5/10. :lol:
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Davide82 wrote:Aikhme wrote:
Oh for crying out loud. I've been following them for 20 odd years, and West Adelaide, Apoel, and Lazio since I was a boy.
Aha I love it 20 years for a team on the other side of the world is ok but 13 years supporting your home town team is plastic Correct? How did you feel about Everton 7 years ago just out of curiosity? I decided 12 years ago that AUFC was plastic so never attended. Too die hard WASC. But after 12 years, I sadly fell off the bandwagon, but I quickly picked myself up, dusted myself off, and now I am ok again. :( We all live and learn.
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Davide82 wrote:Aikhme wrote:Someguy wrote:Aikhme wrote:Someguy wrote:Aikhme wrote:Someguy wrote:Aikhme wrote:
What, are yous saying no Greek Players have ever played for Everton.
What a plastic outlook! :lol:
No, but it's pretty plastic to just support a handful of teams because of a tenuous temporary connection. The only recent one that comes to mind is Vellios, but he was pretty awful. It's called tribalism. It doesn't exist in the plastic world of A League. Supporting a large set of successful clubs and trying to justify it after the fact, while changing alliances regularly is the very definition of being a plastic. You are the archetype case of being a plastic. I haven't changed alliances regularly. My teams have been life long. AUFC got a brief run off the bench last season but has now been dropped because it's too plastic! Have they now. Didn't you suggest your cousin played for Everton being the reason. Either your cousin was playing them them when you were born (I'm unaware of any Greek players for Everton in the era 25-35 years ago) or they're fairly new for your "lifelong list". You gave so little of a care about the Hellas that you just added them today to replace the "off the bench" AUFC. The best thing about plastics is how hard they feel they have to argue to pretend they're not. You're a plastic, there's nothing wrong with that (except by your own attacks right now), you need to learn to accept who you are. Oh for crying out loud. I've been following them for 20 odd years, and West Adelaide, Apoel, and Lazio since I was a boy. AUFC got a run off the bench last year but has been dropped. Exactly Someguy, back off!! He simply started supporting a team just before they won a grand final and then stopped again. No way in hell is he a fickle bandwagoner plastic supporter like you guys. Please see my public and open apology thread! Please please, as if my embarrassment isnt enough already! :lol:
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Aikhme wrote:
Oh for crying out loud. I've been following them for 20 odd years, and West Adelaide, Apoel, and Lazio since I was a boy.
Aha I love it 20 years for a team on the other side of the world is ok but 13 years supporting your home town team is plastic Correct? How did you feel about Everton 7 years ago just out of curiosity?
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View from the fence wrote:Davide82 wrote:canonical wrote:Aikhme wrote:Yes, I would like to openly declare that I no longer have any affiliation to AUFC and that I will not be going to ANY of their games, or let my family attend  :lol: I'm never getting that goddamn beer Couldn't face a plastic Cup Well done! Everyone knows, that plastic increases your chances of cancer and it doesn't biodegrade.
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View from the fence wrote:Davide82 wrote:canonical wrote:Aikhme wrote:Yes, I would like to openly declare that I no longer have any affiliation to AUFC and that I will not be going to ANY of their games, or let my family attend :lol: I'm never getting that goddamn beer Couldn't face a plastic Cup Not bad aha
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Aikhme wrote:Someguy wrote:Aikhme wrote:Someguy wrote:Aikhme wrote:Someguy wrote:Aikhme wrote:
What, are yous saying no Greek Players have ever played for Everton.
What a plastic outlook! :lol:
No, but it's pretty plastic to just support a handful of teams because of a tenuous temporary connection. The only recent one that comes to mind is Vellios, but he was pretty awful. It's called tribalism. It doesn't exist in the plastic world of A League. Supporting a large set of successful clubs and trying to justify it after the fact, while changing alliances regularly is the very definition of being a plastic. You are the archetype case of being a plastic. I haven't changed alliances regularly. My teams have been life long. AUFC got a brief run off the bench last season but has now been dropped because it's too plastic! Have they now. Didn't you suggest your cousin played for Everton being the reason. Either your cousin was playing them them when you were born (I'm unaware of any Greek players for Everton in the era 25-35 years ago) or they're fairly new for your "lifelong list". You gave so little of a care about the Hellas that you just added them today to replace the "off the bench" AUFC. The best thing about plastics is how hard they feel they have to argue to pretend they're not. You're a plastic, there's nothing wrong with that (except by your own attacks right now), you need to learn to accept who you are. Oh for crying out loud. I've been following them for 20 odd years, and West Adelaide, Apoel, and Lazio since I was a boy. AUFC got a run off the bench last year but has been dropped. Exactly Someguy, back off!! He simply started supporting a team just before they won a grand final and then stopped again. No way in hell is he a fickle bandwagoner plastic supporter like you guys.
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Davide82 wrote:canonical wrote:Aikhme wrote:Yes, I would like to openly declare that I no longer have any affiliation to AUFC and that I will not be going to ANY of their games, or let my family attend :lol: I'm never getting that goddamn beer Couldn't face a plastic Cup
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Davide82 wrote:canonical wrote:Aikhme wrote:Yes, I would like to openly declare that I no longer have any affiliation to AUFC and that I will not be going to ANY of their games, or let my family attend :lol: I'm never getting that goddamn beer Too plastic for you too?
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canonical wrote:Aikhme wrote:Yes, I would like to openly declare that I no longer have any affiliation to AUFC and that I will not be going to ANY of their games, or let my family attend :lol: I'm never getting that goddamn beer
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Draupnir wrote:I thought this day would never come!
Thank you Aikhme, you can start posting on your main account again <3 I'm so happy, I could shed a tear of joy. Wish I wasn't so busy at work today, I want to play!!!
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aufc_ole wrote:Wow this is beyond pathetic It's not actually. By all means, people should have fun, but there is a lot of seriousness between jokes.
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Volrath2002 wrote:when i'm home i'll post a real reply but for now Aikhme I just want to thank you for providing a little fun for the day at work. I have enjoyed reading this thread, it made me laugh very loudly in the office haha. No probs there Volrath. I am happy you enjoyed it. But, there are also some very serious undertones, and they need to be said as well.
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Wow this is beyond pathetic
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Davo1985 wrote:Aikhme wrote:sokorny wrote:So what exactly is so plastic about the A-League?
Assuming from a few comments about "merit" that you'd like promotion and relegation. Fair enough, but this is an economic sustainability reason, nothing to do with being plastic. How many seasons did the NSL have promotion and relegation?? (Believe most the time it happened during the NSL era due to financial constraints / admin more so than merits, I think this is what the FFA are trying to avoid ... hence for the recent consolidation of the league instead of rapid expansion).
The club's logo was another I think you mentioned as plastic ... well considering the age of the competition it would be expected most have fairly modern logos (slowly teams have been changing this over time, e.g. Roar, Melbourne City). Hardly a reason to support or not support a team though. Yes to promotion and relogation. That would be a good start. Something about 10 team leagues too. Oh, and I think clubs like SMFC have their right of place. West Adelaide and Adelaide City too and others. Many things can be don't to reduce the amount of plastic! :lol: Edited by Aikhme: 22/6/2016 01:03:42 PM We have enough flares in the league as it is. Can't stand any more residing from old NSL resentening teams. It's funny how you go on about merit, yet you then talk about SMFC, West Adelaide and Adelaide City having the divine right to partake. What a fucking joke. The A-league is desperate to exapand, but guess what, none of these clubs that you mention can even raise the capital to keep afloat at an A-league level. We can't afford to have the FFA literally save more clubs from going under, which they most likely would (Sth Melbourne aside perhaps). Show me the link that says either Adelaide team has at least $5-$10 million to bring the club up into the A-league fold. And WSW and Brisbane have a lot more flares than West Adelaide and SMFC. I haven't seen a flare in years. Oh they can raise the capital alright. Adelaide City and West Adelaide have the entire Adelaide Building Industry behind them. Edited by Aikhme: 22/6/2016 03:17:36 PM
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Davo1985 wrote:Aikhme wrote:Someguy wrote:Aikhme wrote:Someguy wrote:Aikhme wrote:I don't discriminate against countries nor exlude others from competition.
It took me 12 years to attend an A League game, and boy, what a mistake that was.
I went looking for my Ithaca and found a plastic factory! :lol: You mean you're a plastic. 12 years to actually attend an A-league game though, why even bother with a thread like this if you were only ever a plastic keyboard warrior? 12 years means I'm definately not plastic or a little sheep. I say what I mean and do what I say! :lol: Plastic straw man argument! :lol: Wait... so you're saying that taking 12 years to actually attend a game for Adelaide meant you weren't a plastic. Boy, plastics have weird logic at times. The odd part is they're usually complaining about "plastics". Anyhow, have a nice day Plaikhsticme. View from the fence wrote:Someguy wrote:Aikhme wrote:I don't discriminate against countries nor exlude others from competition.
It took me 12 years to attend an A League game, and boy, what a mistake that was.
I went looking for my Ithaca and found a plastic factory! :lol: You mean you're a plastic. 12 years to actually attend an A-league game though, why even bother with a thread like this if you were only ever a plastic keyboard warrior? 12 years to attend a League that 11 years old  Give the plastic the benefit of the doubt, Adelaide United existed before the A-league. Edited by Someguy: 22/6/2016 12:32:49 PM 12 years of not attending a game because of the plasticness which continues till this day! If by plastic you mean professional then yeah, give me "plastic" over any crap your affiliated clubs were ever able to dish up back in the "good old days". Nothing professional about being plastic!
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Someguy wrote:Aikhme wrote:Someguy wrote:Aikhme wrote:Someguy wrote:Aikhme wrote:Someguy wrote:Aikhme wrote:
What, are yous saying no Greek Players have ever played for Everton.
What a plastic outlook! :lol:
No, but it's pretty plastic to just support a handful of teams because of a tenuous temporary connection. The only recent one that comes to mind is Vellios, but he was pretty awful. It's called tribalism. It doesn't exist in the plastic world of A League. Supporting a large set of successful clubs and trying to justify it after the fact, while changing alliances regularly is the very definition of being a plastic. You are the archetype case of being a plastic. I haven't changed alliances regularly. My teams have been life long. AUFC got a brief run off the bench last season but has now been dropped because it's too plastic! Have they now. Didn't you suggest your cousin played for Everton being the reason. Either your cousin was playing them them when you were born (I'm unaware of any Greek players for Everton in the era 25-35 years ago) or they're fairly new for your "lifelong list". You gave so little of a care about the Hellas that you just added them today to replace the "off the bench" AUFC. The best thing about plastics is how hard they feel they have to argue to pretend they're not. You're a plastic, there's nothing wrong with that (except by your own attacks right now), you need to learn to accept who you are. Oh for crying out loud. I've been following them for 20 odd years, and West Adelaide, Apoel, and Lazio since I was a boy. AUFC got a run off the bench last year but has been dropped. So, like a plastic you change teams that easily. Good'oh. That was when I decided I might jump on the AUFC band wagon after 12 years. I am very ashamed of it now, because it is too plastic. I have always supported West Adelaide, I I sincerely apologize to the club for my disrespect! :cry:
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Aikhme wrote:sokorny wrote:So what exactly is so plastic about the A-League?
Assuming from a few comments about "merit" that you'd like promotion and relegation. Fair enough, but this is an economic sustainability reason, nothing to do with being plastic. How many seasons did the NSL have promotion and relegation?? (Believe most the time it happened during the NSL era due to financial constraints / admin more so than merits, I think this is what the FFA are trying to avoid ... hence for the recent consolidation of the league instead of rapid expansion).
The club's logo was another I think you mentioned as plastic ... well considering the age of the competition it would be expected most have fairly modern logos (slowly teams have been changing this over time, e.g. Roar, Melbourne City). Hardly a reason to support or not support a team though. Yes to promotion and relogation. That would be a good start. Something about 10 team leagues too. Oh, and I think clubs like SMFC have their right of place. West Adelaide and Adelaide City too and others. Many things can be don't to reduce the amount of plastic! :lol: Edited by Aikhme: 22/6/2016 01:03:42 PM We have enough flares in the league as it is. Can't stand any more residing from old NSL resentening teams. It's funny how you go on about merit, yet you then talk about SMFC, West Adelaide and Adelaide City having the divine right to partake. What a fucking joke. The A-league is desperate to exapand, but guess what, none of these clubs that you mention can even raise the capital to keep afloat at an A-league level. We can't afford to have the FFA literally save more clubs from going under, which they most likely would (Sth Melbourne aside perhaps). Show me the link that says either Adelaide team has at least $5-$10 million to bring the club up into the A-league fold.
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Davo1985 wrote:Aikhme wrote:11.mvfc.11 wrote:Not your best wind up
4/10 for effort No wind up. I am being serious. Don't really care who get's upset or not. They shouldn't get upset at all, but some people just have no clue. If people don't do things like this, or express their opinions openly and freely, then the FFA will not know that there are issues out there and that the Football Community is divided. These sentiments are hardly uncommon. The only person that seems plastic is you mate for jumping ship from one club to another just for shits and giggles. So ur no longer supporting Adelaide United because they changed their logo?? Right oh then. No everyone makes a mistake after being on the straight and narrow for 12 years. You live and learn, but I was able to define plastic! :lol:
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Aikhme wrote:sydneyfc1987 wrote:Aikhme wrote:
I don't discriminate against countries nor exlude others from competition.
It took me 12 years to attend an A League game, and boy, what a mistake that was.
I went looking for my Ithaca and found a plastic factory! :lol:
From 1st May, 2016 Aikhme wrote:Fantastic day at the Football. Crowd was 50,119.
The atmosphere was electric but both sides couldn't play their attractive football because of the surface I gather.
Adelaide well and truly dominated most of the game but WSW gave it a good shake after they scored their goal to make it 2-1.
This was a great spectacle for a League Football, and a great endorsement for the game. It gives our code and AUFC great momentum Lock and ban. People make mistakes. It was a great day, but also very plastic! Hahaha :oops: :oops: What a clown. Please stop i can't hold the laughter in any longer.
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when i'm home i'll post a real reply but for now Aikhme I just want to thank you for providing a little fun for the day at work. I have enjoyed reading this thread, it made me laugh very loudly in the office haha.
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Aikhme wrote:Someguy wrote:Aikhme wrote:Someguy wrote:Aikhme wrote:I don't discriminate against countries nor exlude others from competition.
It took me 12 years to attend an A League game, and boy, what a mistake that was.
I went looking for my Ithaca and found a plastic factory! :lol: You mean you're a plastic. 12 years to actually attend an A-league game though, why even bother with a thread like this if you were only ever a plastic keyboard warrior? 12 years means I'm definately not plastic or a little sheep. I say what I mean and do what I say! :lol: Plastic straw man argument! :lol: Wait... so you're saying that taking 12 years to actually attend a game for Adelaide meant you weren't a plastic. Boy, plastics have weird logic at times. The odd part is they're usually complaining about "plastics". Anyhow, have a nice day Plaikhsticme. View from the fence wrote:Someguy wrote:Aikhme wrote:I don't discriminate against countries nor exlude others from competition.
It took me 12 years to attend an A League game, and boy, what a mistake that was.
I went looking for my Ithaca and found a plastic factory! :lol: You mean you're a plastic. 12 years to actually attend an A-league game though, why even bother with a thread like this if you were only ever a plastic keyboard warrior? 12 years to attend a League that 11 years old Give the plastic the benefit of the doubt, Adelaide United existed before the A-league. Edited by Someguy: 22/6/2016 12:32:49 PM 12 years of not attending a game because of the plasticness which continues till this day! If by plastic you mean professional then yeah, give me "plastic" over any crap your affiliated clubs were ever able to dish up back in the "good old days".
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Aikhme wrote:Someguy wrote:Aikhme wrote:Someguy wrote:Aikhme wrote:Someguy wrote:Aikhme wrote:
What, are yous saying no Greek Players have ever played for Everton.
What a plastic outlook! :lol:
No, but it's pretty plastic to just support a handful of teams because of a tenuous temporary connection. The only recent one that comes to mind is Vellios, but he was pretty awful. It's called tribalism. It doesn't exist in the plastic world of A League. Supporting a large set of successful clubs and trying to justify it after the fact, while changing alliances regularly is the very definition of being a plastic. You are the archetype case of being a plastic. I haven't changed alliances regularly. My teams have been life long. AUFC got a brief run off the bench last season but has now been dropped because it's too plastic! Have they now. Didn't you suggest your cousin played for Everton being the reason. Either your cousin was playing them them when you were born (I'm unaware of any Greek players for Everton in the era 25-35 years ago) or they're fairly new for your "lifelong list". You gave so little of a care about the Hellas that you just added them today to replace the "off the bench" AUFC. The best thing about plastics is how hard they feel they have to argue to pretend they're not. You're a plastic, there's nothing wrong with that (except by your own attacks right now), you need to learn to accept who you are. Oh for crying out loud. I've been following them for 20 odd years, and West Adelaide, Apoel, and Lazio since I was a boy. AUFC got a run off the bench last year but has been dropped. So, like a plastic you change teams that easily. Good'oh.
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Aikhme wrote:11.mvfc.11 wrote:Not your best wind up
4/10 for effort No wind up. I am being serious. Don't really care who get's upset or not. They shouldn't get upset at all, but some people just have no clue. If people don't do things like this, or express their opinions openly and freely, then the FFA will not know that there are issues out there and that the Football Community is divided. These sentiments are hardly uncommon. The only person that seems plastic is you mate for jumping ship from one club to another just for shits and giggles. So ur no longer supporting Adelaide United because they changed their logo?? Right oh then.
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FullBack4 wrote:
The NPL will cease to be "less plastic" when it introduces P/R to the leagues below it and stops demanding something from the HAL that it's not prepared to implement itself. and I watch more NPL-Q each year than i do HAL
To be fair, most other State NPLs have pro/rel to at least one level below it, and some many more. Queensland is one of only a few that don't.
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FullBack4 wrote:Aikhme wrote:Nachoman wrote:Aikhme
you want WAHellas and Adelaide city to merge ? to what ? to form a composite team which will enter the A league
isnt that what AUFC is , a composite team formed for Adelaide ?
i dont get it... they are plastic ? if so wont the new team be plastic as well ? i I don't think a merger is on the cards. West Adelaide and Adelaide City will continue but both are looking into forming a joint venture if you like. There is a major disconnect between the NPL and the A League. Junior fees are at a record level. I paid $1,000 for 2 kids to play U6. And the money is being thrown at AUFC. Many fans, have been excluded. Yes so many attend, but they don't feel the same and then there is the more hardcore that just won't attend. The NPL is being neglected despite it being the grassroots engine room. I also believe there will be benefits to AUFC. The rivalry will be intence, and I believe the new entity will have a big supporter base from the NPL teams. AUFC is not popular in the NPL, or West Adelaide and Adelaide City. The NPL will cease to be "less plastic" when it introduces P/R to the leagues below it and stops demanding something from the HAL that it's not prepared to implement itself. and I watch more NPL-Q each year than i do HAL There is promotion and relegation. At least in the NPLSA there is.
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Aikhme wrote:Nachoman wrote:Aikhme
you want WAHellas and Adelaide city to merge ? to what ? to form a composite team which will enter the A league
isnt that what AUFC is , a composite team formed for Adelaide ?
i dont get it... they are plastic ? if so wont the new team be plastic as well ? i I don't think a merger is on the cards. West Adelaide and Adelaide City will continue but both are looking into forming a joint venture if you like. There is a major disconnect between the NPL and the A League. Junior fees are at a record level. I paid $1,000 for 2 kids to play U6. And the money is being thrown at AUFC. Many fans, have been excluded. Yes so many attend, but they don't feel the same and then there is the more hardcore that just won't attend. The NPL is being neglected despite it being the grassroots engine room. I also believe there will be benefits to AUFC. The rivalry will be intence, and I believe the new entity will have a big supporter base from the NPL teams. AUFC is not popular in the NPL, or West Adelaide and Adelaide City. The NPL will cease to be "less plastic" when it introduces P/R to the leagues below it and stops demanding something from the HAL that it's not prepared to implement itself. and I watch more NPL-Q each year than i do HAL
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FullBack4 wrote:I'm a South Melbourne nut myself now living on the sunshine coast, initially i didn't like the A league but after ten years, and despite its shortcomings, its actually pretty good. And there's hope that new-Lowy gets the benefit of integrating top to bottom through P/R so mate, drop the plastic BS and climb on board again :) Absolutely! Good luck to SMFC! If SMFC enetr before the West Adelaide and Adelaide City going concern, then I will support them too, because they are not plastic. Edited by Aikhme: 22/6/2016 02:46:04 PM
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Someguy wrote:Aikhme wrote:Someguy wrote:Aikhme wrote:Someguy wrote:Aikhme wrote:
What, are yous saying no Greek Players have ever played for Everton.
What a plastic outlook! :lol:
No, but it's pretty plastic to just support a handful of teams because of a tenuous temporary connection. The only recent one that comes to mind is Vellios, but he was pretty awful. It's called tribalism. It doesn't exist in the plastic world of A League. Supporting a large set of successful clubs and trying to justify it after the fact, while changing alliances regularly is the very definition of being a plastic. You are the archetype case of being a plastic. I haven't changed alliances regularly. My teams have been life long. AUFC got a brief run off the bench last season but has now been dropped because it's too plastic! Have they now. Didn't you suggest your cousin played for Everton being the reason. Either your cousin was playing them them when you were born (I'm unaware of any Greek players for Everton in the era 25-35 years ago) or they're fairly new for your "lifelong list". You gave so little of a care about the Hellas that you just added them today to replace the "off the bench" AUFC. The best thing about plastics is how hard they feel they have to argue to pretend they're not. You're a plastic, there's nothing wrong with that (except by your own attacks right now), you need to learn to accept who you are. Oh for crying out loud. I've been following them for 20 odd years, and West Adelaide, Apoel, and Lazio since I was a boy. AUFC got a run off the bench last year but has been dropped.
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I'm a South Melbourne nut myself now living on the sunshine coast, initially i didn't like the A league but after ten years, and despite its shortcomings, its actually pretty good. And there's hope that new-Lowy gets the benefit of integrating top to bottom through P/R so mate, drop the plastic BS and climb on board again :)
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