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Group: Forum Members Last Login: 30/06/2010 2:26:07 PM Posts: 124, Visits: 802 |
| The SA Churches?
The SA Pubs?
The SA Malls Balls?
The SA Non-Convicts?
The SA Heaps Good Team?
I agree can usually a name would reflect the place the team represents, but sometimes that is a hard name to come up with.
And if that was the case, one example of the name not fitting the team - NSW Wolfpack? I don't recall ever seeing a wolf in NSW, nor there ever being any story or situation relating to one, thus making a wolf or wolfpack inherently reminiscent of NSW.
And weren't WA called the Warriors or something? (Sorry if it's wrong - can't remember)...
And pointing back home - The Adelaide 36ers in basketball... wtf do we have 36 of that is uniquely South Australian? >.<
My point is, that while a name that reflects the teams origin may be considered it's location, it could also be that the name reflects the teams origin in the sense of who they are, what they are trying to achieve, or what they use as inspiration.
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Group: Forum Members Last Login: 19/02/2010 4:06:29 PM Posts: 4, Visits: 11 |
| And pointing back home - The Adelaide 36ers in basketball... wtf do we have 36 of that is uniquely South Australian? >.<
You will find that Adelaide was founded in 1836
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adelaide
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Group: Forum Members Last Login: 30/06/2010 2:26:07 PM Posts: 124, Visits: 802 |
| FINALLY... thank you. I have asked loads of people and no one knows/knew why.
If that is the case, then I applaud it... albeit a little abstract.
:-)
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Group: Forum Members Last Login: 22/06/2010 11:24:06 PM Posts: 48, Visits: 189 |
| | Not really, its baskettball and the NAB has its own SIXERS, the Philadelphia 76'ers after the US Declaration of Independence, proclaimed in Philadelphia in 1776. Way back in my Qld days when we searching for a nickname I suggested the 59'ers, similar to San Francisco, 1859 the year QLD broke away from NSW as an independent colony. I probably would have got greater support if it had happened 10 years later.  |
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Group: Forum Members Last Login: 1/09/2010 11:51:50 AM Posts: 9, Visits: 45 |
| | SA Spires SA Heatwave SA Ice (Coffee) As a fairly recent migrant Fire seemed very apt here due to the heat.
Cardiff Mets - Tiger Bay Warriors - London O's - Cardiff Cobras - South Wales Warriors - Southern Oilers...guess it's reffing next |
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Group: Forum Members Last Login: 2/09/2010 10:47:54 PM Posts: 37, Visits: 189 |
| | Some good names there....hahaha. Anyway good luck to the state team in April. Hopefully they can recapture the title - seeing we havent had it since 1996! Speaking of which, do we have good numbers out at training? I know that traditionally we have had very poor state training attendance. Are there any fund raisers going for the side? Can't be involved at the moment but happy to buy raffle tickets or attend a function etc to support the side.
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Group: Forum Members Last Login: 18/08/2010 6:40:02 PM Posts: 24, Visits: 46 |
| Decent numbers at practice so far mate.
Fundraiser coming up with a screening of the Blind Side speak to any of the boys to get further details.

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Group: Forum Members Last Login: 28/04/2010 10:36:42 PM Posts: 2, Visits: 9 |
| SA PLAGUE has been voted on NSW website as most appropriate name for the former saints/dragons/fire ....
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| | "The SA Sharks" should be the name for South Australia..... SA is known for the huge sharks........ It has a good ring to it......... |
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Group: Forum Members Last Login: 30/06/2010 2:26:07 PM Posts: 124, Visits: 802 |
| Rock (26/03/2010) "The SA Sharks" should be the name for South Australia..... SA is known for the huge sharks........
It has a good ring to it.........
I like it, I like it...
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