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Shiny patches of dullness; Sydney Kings vs Wollongong Hawks - Entertainment Centre - 10/09/05

Cleaner lines and sharper edges. Everything changes when the furniture makes with the faces. Quiet and spooky is the Entertainment Centre forecourt. Even with the Castle Hill RSL brass band playing it big outside the box office. Gates hold the entrances with a new ticketing style and a sense of greater policing. The merchandise stand with the magazine at a stunning three dollar fails to fly away with the not-quite-sure pick-pocket. For the first game out for the Kings at home, copies of Kings News are understandably anorexic. At least these aren't begging for dollars.

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Beef and potato extraction; Sydney Kings vs Wollongong Hawks - Entertainment Centre - 09/02/05

Scorching metal is only a tip away as it watches searing beef singe the tongue. The pain is intense, the back of the throat numb. The tongue now smells of blast skin. Room to move is spent casually getting into a hustle with a row of guys. Their tickets say row M, their drunk mates behind insist on row K. Wayward steps back out of the seats nearly collect a chin. A row is taken across the aisle and below the K. Beef in the crowd is large tonight, their numbers looking rather well.

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Rolan Roberts; Sydney Kings vs Wollongong Hawks - Entertainment Centre - 04/12/04

Lifting two tickets from the palm of Jason Smith and standing near a Lion reeking of toil and sweat, a problem makes itself known when the need is for three. Hustling quick at the box office, a suitable compromise with seats on the corner and far closer than stated, still behind the backboard with a great view in section 8. Australian Idol finalist Dan O'Connor belts out a strong and thankfully short rendition of the Australian anthem, careful not to wail needlessly on imaginary syllables. Wild interpretation is not the duty here, a serviceable performance is. And was. Wollongong wear warm up jerseys with no single sponsor, every player towing the line for another name, different from the last, none the same as the next.

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