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deanbarber
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It is a no for me. I want to be able to see my club play. I would rather the club merge than move interstate. On saying all this, I would rather we exist on our own but we need more support week in week out. We need a goo dschool base dprogram to encourage young kids to support our club.

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    This is a non-issue. Please do not discuss it. Relocation has never been on the radar, and just because a single person decided to mentioned it, doesn't mean it should become an issue. My two cents anyway.

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    MELBOURNE Football Club, FOREVER

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    WOuld be gutted if it happened.

    However I would still turn up and cheer them on at Melbourne games played in VIC as long as Davey, McLean, Bate, Aussie etc... were representing the jumper.

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    WOuld be gutted if it happened.

    However I would still turn up and cheer them on at Melbourne games played in VIC as long as Davey, McLean, Bate, Aussie etc... were representing the jumper.

    It will never happen. We would die before we relocated.

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