Our Saints Locker Truck will be located on the Southern Cross Station footbridge, (outside Gate 3 of Etihad Stadium), from 5:00pm to 8:00pm Friday night.
The new 2014 Winter Collection will be available for purchasing. Saints Locker is the only Club operated merchandise outlet at the stadium, and every cent spent with us stays at the Club!
Saints Locker Moorabbin
Open Monday to Friday 9am – 5pm, and Saturdays 9am – 2pm
32-60 Linton Street, Moorabbin
Ph – (03) 8765 4321
E saintslocker@saints.com.au
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Pre-game activityFrom 7:20pm a Welcome to Country ceremony will be performed one field by Aunty Carolyn Briggs, Boon Wurrung elder. Aunty Carolyn was also instrumental in designing the Guernsey the players will wear in the game followed by pre-game entertainment by the Indigenous Hip Hop project (www.indigenoushiphop.com) and a special guest will also be on hand to present the game ball to umpires.
Lv 2 Ultimate Members
All Lv 2 Ultimate Members are invited to head up to the Laureate Room (located on Dining Level, Aisle 30) which provides dining options & private cash bar. The room, hosted by Comedian and Saints tragic Matt Hardy, is open from gates open right throughout the game and for an hour after the game. Join fellow St Kilda members in a Saints friendly atmosphere.
Face in the Crowd Competition
The Face in the Crowd competition is back again in 2014 You can win one of 3 double passes into the Robert Harvey Room for the Rd 14 v West Coast Eagles game and this week one of those lucky winners will also win a $250 Linen House voucher thanks to Linen House – Friday's match day sponsor – just for attending the game! Stay in your seat at half time to see if you are this week’s face in the crowd.
Saints Kids Zone & Ozito Goal Kick Challenge
Head on down to the Gate 5 member gate and participate in the new Saints Kids Zone. Challenge yourself in the handball competition, compare your height, hands and feet size to our players, have a photo with the team and test your Saints footy knowledge with the “Saints Player Match Up”.
Also visit the Saints Kids Zone for your chance to go on the ground before the game for the Ozito Goal Kick Competition. We are looking for 3 participants aged 15+ to head onto the ground to kick for goal before the game to win BIG! Just register your interest at Gate 5 and you could be a winner.
Social Media
Don’t forget to follow the Saints on twitter @stkildafc or @stkildamembers, on Instagram @stkildafc and follow us on Facebook for up to date Saints news.
We are asking all Saints followers to tweet what you think will be the final score the Saints score today (total points) using the hashtag #SaintsScore – entries accepted until the end of the first quarter and the first correct entry and nearest to the score without going over will win a Saints merchandise prize pack! Please note: You can only enter once.
AFL Playground
Don't forget to get down to the AFL Playground. Located outside Gate 5 at Etihad Stadium on match days, it's a great, fun interactive zone for kids under 12 years old. There's plenty to do, including practicing your goal-kicking, taking a specky, face painting, giveaways and heaps more. It’s open from 90mins before the game through until the end of halftime - and it’s absolutely free!
Solider On
The St Kilda Football Club has formed a new charity partnership with Solider On.
Soldier On is about Australians coming together to show their support for our physically and psychologically wounded; we will always have their backs. They work to enhance recovery, inspire communities and empower Australia’s wounded servicemen and women, giving those who have served our country the dignity they deserve and the chance to do and be whatever they choose.
It is a partnership that the entire club – from the playing group to our staff and board – have embraced.
An important element of the partnership is to recognise a wounded ambassador at each game. Tonight’s ambassador is Nicholas Hodge
Nicholas Hodge served with the Army, deploying to East Timor and the Solomon Islands between 1999 and 2003. He then joined the AFP and deployed a further 4 times to the Solomon Islands as part of his work with the Police.
Following his service, Nick was diagnosed with PTSD and has suffered from depression, anxiety and some other psychological effects of war, mainly the result of his operational service as an Infantry Soldier to East Timor 1999 – 2000.
Please take the time to welcome Nicholas to the game and acknowledge his contribution to the safety of our nation.
To find out more about Soldier On and how you can help – visit http soldieron.org.au
