Brisbane sports clubs face repairs that cost hundreds of thousands of dollars after the children broke their fields following the Tropical Alfred cyclone.
The former tropical cyclone Alfred has mistreated the southeast with heavy rains with some totals above 400 mm.
Parts of Brisbane have put themselves on alert by floods with many river routes that explode on their banks with some residents who were told to move to a higher land away from water or prepare to go immediately if the threat worsens.
While many face the devastation of the weather event, others in Brisbane have been searching on the positive side of the flood and generalized power cuts that saw more than 350,000 houses without energy during the weekend.
Children and their parents have led local parks with boogie boards to have fun in the flooded fields.
But sports clubs have resorted to social networks to demand that they stop, because they are causing thousands of dollars of damage.
The members of Mitchelton Football Club were surprised to see the children who used Boogie boards in their field after the floods of the former Tropical Cyclone Alfred
Many locals did not sympathize with the club, saying that children should have fun
Brisbane suffered generalized floods over the weekend from the Mozonic Rain flood
A local father published a seemingly harmless image of children who have fun in the Mitchelton Football Club in the Northwest Interior of Brisbane, but quickly caused the club's fire.
“Yesterday to so many children from the land and today as other Mitchelton FC staff,” a club member published in response.
“Hundreds of thousands of dollars enter the maintenance of those fields for 10 minutes of race ruining them.”
It occurs after the club staggered the floods of 2022 that completely flooded the club house and the fields, while Hoons also started the grass to aggravate the pain of the club.
However, the father of one of the children who have fun has defended their actions, despite having large extensions of parks around the football club to use.
“I was just trying to make the most of the *** situation and to bring some joy to our lives,” he published.
“I will take photos of a bad parking lot and publish my thoughts on Facebook.”
Many Brisbane locals rushed to the defense of the parents, despite the damage made to local sports clubs.
The new damage to the football fields at Mitchelton FC comes after the club was devastated by the floods of 2022
Hoons also started the fields in Mitchelton FC in 2022, which resulted in expensive repairs
“I think the rain will do enough damage, to have fun,” one published.
“It has been a long time since you had fun, huh? Another asked.
“How children dare children,” he enraged with another.
But others said that parents were being disconsidered, especially with so many other parks available to use.
“I am sure you would feel different if it were your work and money that someone was ruining carefully,” one published.
“There is some grass to the other side of the fence in which they can play and spend a great moment that would have no impact on thousands of community members,” added another.
“People who think that this is very clearly have never been in sports committees or fundraising or offered their time to support the local committee,” published another one.
Northern Suburbs Hockey Club also resorted to social networks to demand the premises of the premises, keep out of the sports fields until it reaffirms'.
Northern Suburbs Hockey Club also turned to Facebook to tell the premises to stay out of their field
“Every step of the steps hurts if the fields are still soft,” the club continued.
'Dorrington Park, Ashgrove, is maintained by Northern Suburbs Hockey Club. Although Brisbane's City Council provides some support, most is funded by the club, including the best dressing made in early January for more than $ 24,000.
“It is very disappointing for our members and volunteers who help this happen when Dorro is treated as a water fun park.”
The constant rain is not expected to become isolated until Tuesday.
“Even after the rain is facilitated, floods can continue for several days,” said Jonathan of the Meteorology Office.