Besides finding the rather amusing spelling error on the sign of the Gwelup Croation House we walked round the front building to the ground. Small and compact venue surrounded by the development of Gwelup of the 1990's i was expecting something of a Morley Windmills standard so wasn't expecting much.
went to the canteen and was a very nice set up. The place was clean and the women there working at the canteen were fantastic. This is what a club is all about with their thankless task of providing tea, coffee, food and beers throughout the game without seeing a single minute of the game.
Bought a (I know it isnt Croation) Kransky hot dog with mustard and barbecue sauce and oh my this just simply melted in my mouth. What delight to have and Ozujsko to wash it down was just a nice way to finish this snack while watching a very entertaining match. The hot dog was 4 dollars and the beer was 4. The hot dog was a large size and the bread was fresh (IGA is across the road) so for 8 dollars was good value due to the quality of it all.
Gwelup running out winners 5-2 with a late goal for Fremantle. An amusing anecdote of the second half was watching an implosion of the Fremantle players bicker when a corner was taken for Gwelup and the next few minutes afterwards.
Was interesting to note that a certain FFA and FIFA referee Matthew Cheeseman was running the line for the game.
I have been informed by one of the PFF's sources that for a great meal head down to the Gwelup Croation House for a meal on Friday night for 20 dollars. Worth every dollar.
PS i know it isn't Croation, but look at the picture I have uploaded.
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