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Unbelievable.

crawf wrote:Another news story about trees?....... Yawn.

We still have a few steps to take, that ruckus in Turkey started as a protest against a development in a green space...riots in Adelaide over the parklands? Stranger things have been contemplated

AdelaideAlive wrote:just another day in paradise

http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/adelaide- ... 6659240552

Just further proof that the ACC councillors should be seen and not heard - they are a blight on this city.

Brucetiki wrote:

AdelaideAlive wrote:just another day in paradise

http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/adelaide- ... 6659240552

Just further proof that the ACC councillors should be seen and not heard - they are a blight on this city.

I would like to propose a motion that some extremely tall and very thick concrete walls be built around the ACC councillors so that they can be neither seen nor heard.

Either that or send them off to Alice Springs where they can live in the tiny little tin pot town they clearly want to live in. No stadium is likely to spoil their view there.

pushbutton wrote:

Brucetiki wrote:

AdelaideAlive wrote:just another day in paradise

http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/adelaide- ... 6659240552

Just further proof that the ACC councillors should be seen and not heard - they are a blight on this city.

I would like to propose a motion that some extremely tall and very thick concrete walls be built around the ACC councillors so that they can be neither seen nor heard.

I second that motion.

I'll even let them have a tree inside their concrete cage!

I understand people's frustration. But there's no need for personal attacks, especially calling Alice Springs a "tin pot" town.

monotonehell wrote:I understand people's frustration. But there's no need for personal attacks, especially calling Alice Springs a "tin pot" town.

Do you live in Alice Springs?

No offence intended to anyone so let us keep things in perspective and not get oversensitive. Alice Springs is a small town and that is the point I was making.

pushbutton wrote:

monotonehell wrote:I understand people's frustration. But there's no need for personal attacks, especially calling Alice Springs a "tin pot" town.

Do you live in Alice Springs?

No offence intended to anyone so let us keep things in perspective and not get oversensitive. Alice Springs is a small town and that is the point I was making.

No I don't. I live in Adelaide where people become upset if someone from Melbourne or Sydney cast aspersions at us. Stop the cycle of bullying I say.

I agree, I don't condone bullying in society. We shouldn't have a dig at anyone else besides Victorians and its always fun to take the mickey out of New Zealanders In all seriousness I cant believe that so many South Australians are so thinned skinned to get upset or take offence from across the boarder comments or beliefs. Harden up Adelaidians.

Anyway, the roof frame should be going on the southern stand soon, yes?

Matt wrote:Anyway, the roof frame should be going on the southern stand soon, yes?

Wouldn't be too far off I suspect. Can't wait to go up - it's going to look awesome.

I have zero interest in football or tennis, but from what I can see it does look like a very high quality stadium so far. Whilst I probably won't have any reason to visit it, I am pleased they are doing it properly and not on the cheap.

I hate the afl but I can't wait until the ashes, and when the socceroos get a game there.

RiseHigh wrote:I hate the afl but I can't wait until the ashes, and when the socceroos get a game there.

Hate the AFL if you will, but remember, without the AFL this development would not even be considered. As for the Socceroos, with the amount of money lavished on the World Cup bid, and that Adelaide United cannot even fill Hindmarsh, and that soccer in general expects all these world class stadiums to just "appear" for their use....well enough said.