Are you apart of Capital Punishment?

If you believe you are apart of the Canberra A-League team or apart of Capital Punishment, then you must attend the Canberra United W-League games and join the boys and girls at Capital Hill at McKellar Park.

When the season rolls around bring flags, banners, horns, drums, trumpets(if you can play it ), confetti; and make McKellar Park as green as possible.

THAT IS ONLY W-LEAGUE

If we get an A-League team and I am sure we will some time into the future, we will make Canberra Stadium a house of pain. We must form some type of army and sing and shout and yell like their is no tomorrow.

:afro:

yep i am

I'm not living in Canberra at the moment but when I do I will definitely be a regular.

I would be a supporter if i lived in Canberra

arinceo wrote:I'm not living in Canberra at the moment but when I do I will definitely be a regular.

That is great Arinceo!

arinceo wrote:I'm not living in Canberra at the moment but when I do I will definitely be a regular.

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CFCCOUK wrote:

arinceo wrote:I'm not living in Canberra at the moment but when I do I will definitely be a regular.

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good, good

Unfortunately, I am living in England at the moment so I can't come and lend my support. :(

I live in Canberra and would love to get involved in the capital punishment. Can you let me know how to get in contact with the people that are organising it? I would like to get together with the punishment work on some new song and chants and get more involved with making Canberra the house of pain that it should be.

cheers


jamie

jamie1972 wrote:I live in Canberra and would love to get involved in the capital punishment. Can you let me know how to get in contact with the people that are organising it? I would like to get together with the punishment work on some new song and chants and get more involved with making Canberra the house of pain that it should be.

cheers


jamie

I would be keen to get involved as well and lend - been to a few stadiums with great atmosphere in my time and its a great experience. Plus the banter with witty chants is good fun as well!

Me and my cousins are pretty much the capital punishment supporters group for w-league matches (no affiliation with the group that went to the sydney FC match, they stole the name). Anyway capital punishment was basically started for w-league matches with aorund 7 people last year. however after the newcastle canberra semi in newcastle it looks like we'll have about 25 next season.

Anyone interested in joining just come along to the w-league matches and sit with the boys on capital hill. We're never full. You'll know who we are because we have the big banners that say capital hill and capital punishment. we also have the big loud horns.

The atmosphere is decent because mckellar is such a small ground.

Chants: we have a chants thread where you can share some of your best chants, we have heaps from last year and a few more that we've added to our repetoire in the off-season.

and there is no sign up fee for capital punishment you just have to wear green at the games for a bit of identity.

I'm trying to get the people at capital football to give us capital punishment memberships.

aleague4canberra wrote:I'm trying to get the people at capital football to give us capital punishment memberships.

What ever happened to our free W-League entry for becoming foundation members? Does anyone else remember that or did I just dream it?

yeah i get that but i'd rather have a capital punishment membership, plus for me it's only $20

Yea, I'll definitely be getting a W-League membership.

so who'll sit with us?

Yea, I might come to the hill and sit with the boys. sounds fun. does the army have cheesey songs, and good instrument: the key to a great army.

well we have a whole bunch of decent chants, feel free to add on to them in the chants thread. We have horns but no other instruments which is whats letting us down currently. we've been looking around for a drum and one member has even offered to learn the trumpet for the group but any musical talent would be awesome.

the head wrote:

aleague4canberra wrote:I'm trying to get the people at capital football to give us capital punishment memberships.

What ever happened to our free W-League entry for becoming foundation members? Does anyone else remember that or did I just dream it?

Me and my Girlfriend are both foundation members and we're yet to pay for entry to Mackellar!
We get emailed coupon thingos that we just show at the door and they've always let us in...one time they had foundation members list, another time they took down our names, another they took down just one of our names, and then there was the time where they thought we were Canberra United members and looked for us on their list untill we all realised we weren't on the same page...they let us in anyway! :P

I still want my hat that Mr. Slavich promised though!!!

what hat?

hidden bonus that comes with foundation membership?

aleague4canberra wrote:what hat?

hidden bonus that comes with foundation membership?

That's what the nice email told me!

Latest News from A-League4Canberra - ‏17th of November 2008 wrote:Dear Tim,

It’s a busy but important time for our dream of a Canberra
A-League team.

In this update you will find the following items of topic...

...

*insert other crap here*

...

Shirts and Caps for Foundation Members
We are currently negotiating to get every Foundation Member a shirt and cap. Hope to have more news in our next update.

That’s all for now, watch the Canberra Times for updates from the FFA meeting.

I’ll send an update about the FFA meeting later in the week!

Regards



Ivan Slavich
A-League4Canberra Bid Leader.

That was the last I'd heard of it! :(

where's my cap and shirt?

how long ago was this?

17th of November...so plenty of time to make me a hat! :P

well that's not good enough where's my burrito?

i am a proud canberran