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My first visit to Rushton Park (since they completed the new stand) in Mandurah last Saturday for the Dorkers Reserves v West Perth.
Really superb facilities, great viewing areas, excellent bar prices, nice seating with plenty of leg room.
Best of all was the scoreboard, which even my half blind mother (she really is) could see with no difficulty at all from the stand.
Don't worry about the score, this board, though smaller than the one at Subiaco was very much easier to see and read.

I used to work this one as a kid.

Gee Singha, hope you weren't doing the maths on this board 3-12 - 42??????

Ha, yeh mate, who knows.
Snuck in to Nungarin to have a quick look after a recent trip to Kal. It's the same scoreboard I used to work on in the early 70's as far as I can remember. We never threw the Mukinbudin and Beacon signs on the ground in those days either!

Singha wrote: Ha, yeh mate, who knows.
Snuck in to Nungarin to have a quick look after a recent trip to Kal. It's the same scoreboard I used to work on in the early 70's as far as I can remember. We never threw the Mukinbudin and Beacon signs on the ground in those days either!

Would have needed a good raincoat on wet days no doubt. Not much shelter there

mikeh wrote:

Singha wrote: Ha, yeh mate, who knows.
Snuck in to Nungarin to have a quick look after a recent trip to Kal. It's the same scoreboard I used to work on in the early 70's as far as I can remember. We never threw the Mukinbudin and Beacon signs on the ground in those days either!

Would have needed a good raincoat on wet days no doubt. Not much shelter there

Mike didn't you notice the lovely little Basement flat at the bottom of the scoreboard or is it a Bomb shelter

Singha wrote: I used to work this one as a kid.

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