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Ladies & Gentlemen... The Demon is Back!

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I'm sure you all noticed today the demon mascot was following Jim Stynes around at the footy today. He was by his side at the President's lunch. Walked around the G with him when he was meeting supporters.

And Jimmy confirmed that the Demon will be returning to the club logo next season, we will be the Demons once again!

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    .... we will be the Demons once again!

    to some we always were ;) .. ( nevermind that silly coporate logo !! B) )

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    to some we always were ;) .. ( nevermind that silly coporate logo !! B) )

    i agree, i still considered us to be the demons... and i guess that's why it makes sense... everyone still considered us to be the Dees

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    i agree, i still considered us to be the demons... and i guess that's why it makes sense... everyone still considered us to be the Dees

    ...so did the Club. The 'Demon' was still used in some merchandise etc.

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    The Club did everything it could to remove the Demon.

    I'm glad it's back - it's an important part of our history and our identity, thank god Jimmy and the people around him understand that.

    The passion on display was fantastic - if you compare it to the Freo game, there was a much more obvious display of passion that reverberated from the players to the supporters and back. Great to see Jimmy walking around the stands and people lining up to shake his hand, and the players putting in a courageous display against a quality opposition.

    The pictures of the final moments, the crowd reaction, the players thanking the crowd and vice versa, that's the sort of stuff that needs to be on display, it's something we haven't had on display for a long time. It's what draws people in, what will bring the lost Melbourne supporters back and better yet help us recruit new supporters and members to the footy club.

    Its two fold, you have to have a product and you have to be able to sell it - I reckon going by today and the last few weeks really we're going to be selling it better than we ever have before, even while the product itself has ups and downs while it develops.

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