Ok, that didnt work the way I planned...



A few things, I dont know why you would care about Smith, Slater and Inglis... A bunch of Queensland grubs (Inglis, love the fact that he states Bowraville as his jnr club before origin in his maroon jersey)



£3 a pint is not bad in my books, regular London pub prices really. Can't get a full-strength beer at stadia back home thats not at inflated prices so how is that a negative.



I was desribing the post match as almost like a local game, where you interact with other fans and players with entertainment, band and beers. Beats me why you wouldn't like this.



In all seriousness, get down to the stoop one free afternoon, bring your mates and meet some new ones. Even if the footy isn't the greatest, I usually have a great time. What else are you doing, going to the pub? Enjoy a pub atmosphere with some footy thrown in, you'll enjoy it.

Hey gutterfax...



Don't go ragging on Australian sports fans... Look at what we have compared to UK.



AFL, NRL... two top flight competitions drawing amazing crowds and TV numbers week in week out during the winter. Heck dont forget the S14 teams.



In summer a hugely popular cricket team, a growing (but average) football league that people turn up to watch crap week in week out. Throw into the mix all the minor sports, and huge amounts of participation over a variety we have you trumped all in a nation the 3rd of your size.



Come here and I can watch 4 leagues of football rammed down my throat, thrown in with a bunch of cups. Deep in the sports pages I may find some other sports info or get 3 minutes of the hourly bulletin on SKY.



Throw out the usual church line and rag on any aussies who may be reading this, sure to get a few more through the gates.

You were umming and arring over coming to the game if it was on the Monday?!!?



WTF else were you going to do!!!!!!

Works drinks

Edited for accuracy

Anyone for Skippy burgers?



If we could somehow turn the Storm over what a boost it would be for the boys (and us!). Lets get behind the boys and show the aussies what a british RL crowd can do. They will think it is a stroll in the park but let us up the ante and put a few markers down.