From the Sea of Blue's first roar to tonight
i remember when the Sea of Blue first got going, was over in Perth for work that year, truckie's job took me across the ditch, and my cousin dragged me along to my first Force match. mate, the noise when that crowd hit full voice, you could feel it in your chest. reminded me of the old Eden Park nights back in the day, that feeling you only get when a whole city gets behind one team.
and look at you all now, still roaring after all these years. that's loyalty you can't buy, the kids on here today probably don't even realise how rare that is in this game. good on the west, keep that corner of perth loud. 😉💙
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✓That chest-rattling roar, aye, I got a taste of it on a trip over for a derby few years back and never forgot it 😍 hadn't planned on caring, walked out hoarse and half converted tbh. There's something about a crowd that's stuck together through thick and thin, you can't fake that. Get in, Force family 🖤💙⚓️ ah well, nowt to do but keep singing!You don't abandon your own.
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That raw energy you're talkin bout is what makes rugby good. You cant just quantify the noise, mate. It's the vibe when the whole uni is behind the Sea of Blue, that intensity... heart says it all, tbh. 🔥💪Heart with the team, head on pause.
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That roar got me too back in my day, stood with a Perth crowd once and they carried us old-timers like our own. Loyalty like that can't be bought 😉Remember when the grass was greener 🌱
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Went to Perth for a work trip years back and got dragged along to a Force game, came out absolutely buggered from yelling 😂 there's something about a crowd that's all in, gets under your skin. Nothing beats a derby roar back home though aye? 🔥🙌