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Barney wrote:

Beasley Hutton wrote:

Barney wrote: Wasn't it Swans home game?

Yes it was but what has that got to do with WART parading their new club mascot around the ground???

Never seen the away team control pre game and half time entertainment. Considering Swans have a partnership with WCE developing talent in the Swans zone how do you know it wasn't organised by Swans. There are photos on the Swans website spruiking Swans and WCE working together.

In fact you guys like undisputed proof, we will need full written authenticity that the mascot was organised by EP/WCE and not Swans.

Barney, Barney, Barney nice try but not going to work. We most certainly have a partnership with the Eagles with respect to our V Swans programme which is delivering improved outcomes for those participants of the programme. If you would like to know more about the V Swans programme, because your comments would suggest that you are not fully cognisant of the aims of the programme, please let me know.

However, we don't have a relationship with the Eagles where a team that plays in our colours is considered by the Eagles' coach to be their reserves' team.

You do have a business realationship with WCE where you receive funds and they have a minimum number of appearances and promotions for your club. It is written on their website and you guys have photos of these appearances on your own website.

But you are right, I am sure this has nothing to do with that. After all EP have sent the Eagles mascot to every other away game this year. I didn't see it on Good Friday but I am trust you that it was there.

Blokes

The mascot (Rick The Eagle) was organised and promoted by the South Bunbury Football Club to attract kids to the game and had nothing to do with East Perth besides the coincidence fact of the alignment.

Tigers16 wrote: Blokes

The mascot (Rick The Eagle) was organised and promoted by the South Bunbury Football Club to attract kids to the game and had nothing to do with East Perth besides the coincidence fact of the alignment.

There is no coincidence Tigers16; the Eagles' AFL coach refers to East Perth as their reserves' team.

Barney wrote: You do have a business realationship with WCE where you receive funds and they have a minimum number of appearances and promotions for your club. It is written on their website and you guys have photos of these appearances on your own website.

But you are right, I am sure this has nothing to do with that. After all EP have sent the Eagles mascot to every other away game this year. I didn't see it on Good Friday but I am trust you that it was there.

Barney our relationship with the Eagles is in the context of the V Swans programme. It may not suit your purpose but it has ABSOLUTELY nothing to do with the WAFL competition.

I was simply talking about the Mascot swan42.

Stick to your guns Swan42 I believe you thousands wouldn't.

Tigers16 wrote: Blokes

The mascot (Rick The Eagle) was organised and promoted by the South Bunbury Football Club to attract kids to the game and had nothing to do with East Perth besides the coincidence fact of the alignment.

I welcome your input Tigers16 but be careful of bringing facts into any conversations on here or you be accused of being Trvor Nisbett in disguise.

Barney wrote:

Tigers16 wrote: Blokes

The mascot (Rick The Eagle) was organised and promoted by the South Bunbury Football Club to attract kids to the game and had nothing to do with East Perth besides the coincidence fact of the alignment.

I welcome your input Tigers16 but be careful of bringing facts into any conversations on here or you be accused of being Trvor Nisbett in disguise.

If logic and facts were a prerequisite for input onto this site, there would be considerably fewer postings.

Ha ha that's gold 42.......