Etihad won't re-configure the stadium for OZ v. Jordan 11/6

[redmum]

will be a sell out and ethihad have confirmed on twitter the stadium will be brought in ect.

so all good, they are actually pumping up the game.

im sure it will be in good nick for football on tuesday.

Tried booking tickets this morning (yes, last minute on a whim decision!)... Can't get 3 seats together except in Section A ($90 per person, no discount for child ticket), which was still in the top tier, row 11....

Try again, found 3 together with a kids ticket Category B , about $145 all up!

Funny that, when I went back yesterday afternoon, all of the 'allocation exhausted' signs were taken down...

[bapa]

this morning?????
game was played last night

Sorry blonde moment...
I meant Sydney....

oh, the old "blonde" excuse.....

[God is an Englishman]

Nah, Stuckey. IMO even the SAASL participants, who love playing the game but don't watch or support OZ soccer-football have a sort of moral obligation to forgo a night's kick-about training to watch THEIR Country's crucial World Cup qualifier.

As for your point about watching the game together on a local sponsor pub's 6.30pm Fox telecast, I agree.

remind me again why I have a moral obligation to skip something I want to do in favour of something I don't want to.

MY country is not playing, so again I don't understand your point on that matter either.

[gone]

Nah, Stuckey. IMO even the SAASL participants, who love playing the game but don't watch or support OZ soccer-football have a sort of moral obligation to forgo a night's kick-about training to watch THEIR Country's crucial World Cup qualifier.

As for your point about watching the game together on a local sponsor pub's 6.30pm Fox telecast, I agree.

remind me again why I have a moral obligation to skip something I want to do in favour of something I don't want to.

MY country is not playing, so again I don't understand your point on that matter either.

When will you be going back to YOUR country? I'm sure we'd all like to know.

[God is an Englishman]

When my children are old enough.

[gone]

When my children are old enough.

Assuming you mean 'old enough to leave behind' then I'm sure they're counting the days just like us.

[Stuckey]

When my children are old enough.

Assuming you mean 'old enough to leave behind' then I'm sure they're counting the days just like us.

[God is an Englishman]

When my children are old enough.

Assuming you mean 'old enough to leave behind' then I'm sure they're counting the days just like us.

Well yes, my son is counting the days but so he can leave with me.

[Loretta Jones]

Anything can happen between now and then.

[God is an Englishman]

Anything can happen between now and then.

It sure can, we'll see.

[Con M]

Nah, Stuckey. IMO even the SAASL participants, who love playing the game but don't watch or support OZ soccer-football have a sort of moral obligation to forgo a night's kick-about training to watch THEIR Country's crucial World Cup qualifier.

As for your point about watching the game together on a local sponsor pub's 6.30pm Fox telecast, I agree.

remind me again why I have a moral obligation to skip something I want to do in favour of something I don't want to.

MY country is not playing, so again I don't understand your point on that matter either.

I was referring to those forumites of British & European heritage who have homes here, have jobs here, who study here and who DO wish their country of residence well, regardless of their first allegiance. I know many of them, I've seen them in games in Melbourne & Sydney and was impressed with their passion for Australia to do well.

[God is an Englishman]

really?

who love playing the game but don't watch or support OZ soccer-football