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Cheer for the Roosters when oval is really open

It would appear that I owe Mr Tim Sowden from the office of Member for Robertson, Ms Lucy Wicks, an apology, as the Woy Woy Oval was indeed "opened" on Saturday, March 19.

He has photos of smiling politicians and others to prove it. I hereby apologise.

It would appear, however, that Mr Sowden's understanding of "open" and mine are somewhat different.

I mistakenly believed that "open" meant "available for use".

That we, the public, would be able to wander the pathways, admire the flowers, sit in the grandstand, pie in one hand, beer in the other, and cheer for the Roosters.

Obviously that is not the case.

I am reliably informed that the first time we can use the new grandstand and other facilities, as far as League supporters are concerned, is not until Sunday, April 24, when they host the Toukley Hawks.

As this top of the table clash should be a beauty, I would recommend all sports fans come along to see what you get for $8.5 million.

Action begins with the Ladies League Tag at 9am and the First Grade game at 2:30pm.

In years to come, the number of people who will claim to have seen the first game will be enormous.

Why not be one of the real first ones to experience this wonderful facility and barrack for our Roosters?

Aussie, Aussie, Aussie: Woy Woy Woy.





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