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Yeah thats a good idea, interstate members should get something, not just a pissy little scarf or tie but something more important.

 
I didn't realise people paying $40 a season were considered premium.

I'm not sure they are I thought [but don't know for sure] that only the $155.00 MCC/MFC option would qualify as a premium member [out of the MCC/MFC options].

As for the Interstate members...extra's goodies for them is fine by me.

i think the reason the club doesnt give out a scarf one year, a hat the next followed by a beanie, is because if they did that no one would ever buy any other merchandise. the club can give us a scarf every year, for members only. that differentiates us from the non-members. but we should fork out 20 bucks every third year for a new hat and not whinge.

we already get entry to all games, voting rights, and other benefits...the scarf or tie etc is icing on the cake...

The Scarf (or Pashmina)should be standard - gives some colour at the game - this was the year to sell the tie

 

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