Footy Funatics Geelong FC
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This is NOT your typical Footy panel show!
It is though a night of entertainment & laughter! This is where you become part of the show.
You will get to see some of YOUR clubs favorite players be interviewed by some of the doyens of AFL Football in a night of unforgettable humour, So regardless of which Melbourne based AFL team you barrack for, You are sure to be entertained, and we guarantee, you will never see a night like this.
The shows feature 2 current day players from each of the 10 Victorian based AFL clubs along with a bevy of talented ex players, emcee’s, personalities and the occasional comedian thrown in for good measure. They are a totally interactive experience.
Everyone who attends a show has the opportunity to purchase tickets to win a signed Bar fridge, which the panel members on the night, will sign. You will also have the opportunity to have your photo taken with the panellist’s, Get autographs and ask questions of the players in the open mic segment, and also have the chance to win & $100 Footy prize pack along with other opportunities to win and purchase memorabilia and TGFF merchandise.
The shows are like nothing else going around. This is your chance to go to a Footy panel show which is on every Wednesday at The Precinct Hotel In Richmond and rub shoulders with your favorite players, So book your spot now as tickets are limited.
The Precinct has an extensive restaurant menu available, along with a fully stocked bar for refreshments, If you would like to come along and see a Cabaret style Footy panel show where you can eat, drink and definitely be merry, then this is IT!
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Feedback/Comments
Not sure what happened here but this was a huge let down. Oversold on the night, watched from a television - could have done that from home.
This event was poorly organised. I can see that it has a lot of potential however being told that they had over sold the event and then having to sit around a corner with a poor view of the show was disappointing. Then when it came time to give fans the chance to have a photo with the Geelong stars, people were told to stop lining up as they didn't have time. Some of us listened to what we were being asked, others did not. And then those that did not were still granted the privilege of a photo. It was wrong to turn people away to begin with but then to further be "punished" for doing as asked - what the? How confusing.
Disappointed in the way it was ran this week. Wristbands need to go, no room for discrimination of whether a full price ticket was purchased or one through On-the-house. We arrive early, purchase dinner and more than one drink, raffle tickets and in the past one of our group has also won an auction item.
This is my 3 time there and always have a ball. Damian and Sandy do a great job.
Word of mouth is powerful tool, would hate the show to get continually bad feed back, as it is a great night out. But the wristbands need to go.
I enjoyed the night and great to have Tony Shaw back!
Poor rating of 2 was due to the introduction of the wristband system were us On the House guests were made to feel second rate and relegated to the restricted viewing area! This is my 5th show this year and I feel like us 'regulars' who support the show week in week out were made to feel second rate as we didn't pay full price! I hope this was a one off and the wristband system gets shown the door and it goes back to the brilliant interactive footy show we love! Please!!
Notwithstanding this rating, the event was excellent.
It was however clearly over-subscribed with numerous people having to stand and / or watch it on the bar TV screen.
Wrist bands were issued to all attendees to distinguish and ensure 'on-the-house' members (given orange bands) were relegated to the back of the room and full-price ticket holders (with their green bands) were positioned in the area we usually compete for, at the front of the stage, regardless of arrival time.
No recognition was given to the fact that as on-the-house members, we still purchase at standard prices, food, drinks, raffle tickets & bid on auction items, equally with other attendees.
If this had been my first & only attendance, it would have been my last. Fortunately though, I have been before.
Regardless, the wrist band arrangement has to go if I am to return!
Hence the rating.