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Preferred days/times 105 members have voted

  1. 1. Which is your preferred day/time to watch the MFC play?

    • Friday Night
      32
    • Saturday Day
      43
    • Saturday Night
      14
    • Sunday Early
      3
    • Sunday Day
      7
    • Sunday Twilight
      4

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As I stated in another thread,having played mainly Sunday games for the last few years has been

catastrophic to our attendances and memberships.

With junior sport played at all times on Sundays , Melbourne supporter parents have virtually no choice

as they will most likely watch their children rather than attend our games.

Our junior supporter numbers have been effected as well as how do these kids who play Sundays get to

watch their team? We are losing a generation of supporters due to so many Sunday games.

The club must agitate to rectify this problem!!!!!

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    I dont mind the odd Sunday game.. and prefer that it starts at 1. can go..get home and stil teh whole evening is there etc.

    My absolute preference is for Sat arvos. As kids are getting a littel older and I often NOW dont see them so much on a Friday night.. this option is now open to me..

    So for me

    1..Sat arvo

    2..Fri night

    3. Sun..early start

    Id like to see only 2-3 games on a Sunday . Lets share the love huh!! lol

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    i agree with the person who said saturday afternoon then read about in the papers at breakfast/brunch on sunday...also who pays for public transport for footy ive never paid for a train ride into jolimont on a footy day ive brought a used one and walk right pass the inspectors they dont even look at your ticket, why waste your money if they cant do theyre job properly

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