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Heard on the radio that the Vics will be training at the 'G tomoro (Wednesday)... and seeing as I'm already going to Junction to watch our mob, I was gonna swing by the MCG... anyone know what time the VICS are training?

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    Heard on the radio that the Vics will be training at the 'G tomoro (Wednesday)... and seeing as I'm already going to Junction to watch our mob, I was gonna swing by the MCG... anyone know what time the VICS are training?

    No Demons in the squad.

    Call the RACV, they probably care. I don't.

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    No Demons in the squad.

    Call the RACV, they probably care. I don't.

    Lol fair enough, I just thought it'd be a rare opportunity to see the best of the best that's all. Oh and I'm also Victorian...

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    Lol fair enough, I just thought it'd be a rare opportunity to see the best of the best that's all. Oh and I'm also Victorian...

    Not a Melbourne Player in sight of the teams-so much for OUR 150 year Celebrations..I shall be going out tomorrow night, sadly have no interest in this game. I Love the Big V but we need to be playing South Aussie or the Sandgropers. That White Jumper for tomorrow night is a disgrace.

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    zilch interest from me but will see subi play east perth for the celebration of 100 years of subi oval with the bonus of seeing daniel rich for the first time.

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    I had little interest in tonight's game but know several less cynical types who were. I find it sad that the state-of-origin concept was a WA idea (pre-dating rugby league) but, having lived in Victoria for many years, I know that the main appetite is for Vic v. SA

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