If you are looking at heading to the football in style or want to take clients to a few games but don’t want to commit for the whole season, then casual hospita
If you are looking at heading to the football in style or want to take clients to a few games but don’t want to commit for the whole season, then casual hospitality may be the option for you. Car parking, reserved seats, pre-game, half time and post match entertainment and refreshments are just a few of the benefits you will encounter when taking a casual hospitality package with the team for all South Australians.
To attend the Chairman’s pre-match function in 2007 it costs $310 per person, including:
A three course meal and beverages
Half time and post match refreshments
Stadium entry tickets
Reserved individual seats in the members concourse
Car parking
AFL Records (One for every two guests)
Casual Hospitality is available for the following games:
Adelaide V Essendon (April 1) Adelaide V Sydney (April 21) Adelaide V Collingwood (May 5) Adelaide V Richmond (May 18) Adelaide V Geelong (June 10th) Adelaide V West Coast (July 1st) Adelaide V Hawthorn (July 7) Adelaide V Fremantle (July 21) Adelaide V Port Adelaide (August 4) Adelaide V Bulldogs (August 19) Adelaide V Brisbane (August 25)
As the 2006 season approaches, the WRFL Interleague program is coming together with the completion of the match schedule and the appointment of coaches.
West Coast royalty Phil Matera on why a small ‘wizard' in front of goals sounds familiar, plus the pressures of playing finals in a two-team town; and Jarman Impey's inside take on the Hawks’ big win, being in premiership contention, and his All Australian call-up
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