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MelbourneFC Shop

Bates Mate
in Melbourne Demons

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Hi,

does anyone if the club makes much more out of merchandise sold at the demon shop in the MCG compared to merchandise sold at other outlets

I am feeling all warm and fuzzy after hearing about last nights dinner and want to load up on new demons gear

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    Hi,

    does anyone if the club makes much more out of merchandise sold at the demon shop in the MCG compared to merchandise sold at other outlets

    I am feeling all warm and fuzzy after hearing about last nights dinner and want to load up on new demons gear

    My understanding is that in terms of actual merchandising revenue, they don't get any more as merchandising is controlled by the AFL, but the profit margins go in to the club's coffers (rather than in to the coffers of K-mart or whoever else).

    I could be wrong about the specifics of how that works, but either way, buying merchandise from the MCG shop is definitely better for the club than buying it from anywhere else.

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    Buy it from the MELBOURNEfc shop.

    Thats supporting the club I believe. Its easy to access and has some real good specials at the moment. Merchandise featuring this seasons logo is really cheap. I think the current match jerseys are only $60. Compared to the normal $110.

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    I always go to the Melbourne shop, as said so they get the profit not k-mart or some other crappy place.

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    Buy from the Shop. Always.

    A must-get is the DVD It's A Grand Old Flag - it has all the video clips plus hero interviews from the 150 Heroes Dinner and is outstanding viewing. It's a sensational packaged history of the club that contains some very rare footage of our most famous moments - the segments on Robbie Flower and Ron Barassi are outstanding. You can also get the book The Red Fox from the shop - it's a brilliant book on our club's, and the game's, greatest coach.

    Buy a set for yourself and don't forget Father's Day is next month.

    Ivor

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    Buy from the Shop. Always.

    A must-get is the DVD It's A Grand Old Flag - it has all the video clips plus hero interviews from the 150 Heroes Dinner and is outstanding viewing. It's a sensational packaged history of the club that contains some very rare footage of our most famous moments - the segments on Robbie Flower and Ron Barassi are outstanding. You can also get the book The Red Fox from the shop - it's a brilliant book on our club's, and the game's, greatest coach.

    Buy a set for yourself and don't forget Father's Day is next month.

    Ivor

    Does this include the online shop on melbournefc.com.au, or do you have to actually go in store?

    I want to buy up too.

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    Does this include the online shop on melbournefc.com.au, or do you have to actually go in store?

    I want to buy up too.

    The online shop is the same. Every cent you spend at the online or actual megastore helps.

    There's also an e-mail address: [email protected]

    The It's A Grand Old Flag DVD is priced at $30 and runs for 80 mins.

    Ivor

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    Speaking of merch. I want the MFC to bring back the beenie!!

    I pulled out my old one with the pom pom on top, and I still love it. You just dont see enough anymore. I dont know, maybe I am just incredibly dagy. But I am going to start the "bring abck the Pom Pom" campaign.

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    Buy it from the MELBOURNEfc shop.

    Thats supporting the club I believe. Its easy to access and has some real good specials at the moment. Merchandise featuring this seasons logo is really cheap. I think the current match jerseys are only $60. Compared to the normal $110.

    80$

    there is a few jerseys(clash) signed by the leadership group and dean bailey for the same price too...

    get down there an buy the clash jersey as only a few will exist soon ;)

    the 150 years book is not a bad read either...

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    Dashed down during lunch (glorious day for it) and picked up 150$ worth.

    Cuff links should go down well for Fathers Day.

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    Any thoughts people have on whether they'd get there more often if there was a Demons outlet in the city?

    Do you think less full-on supporters might be more inclined to drop in?

    It's a bit of a hike a the moment, I think.

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    Buy from the Shop. Always.

    A must-get is the DVD It's A Grand Old Flag - it has all the video clips plus hero interviews from the 150 Heroes Dinner and is outstanding viewing. It's a sensational packaged history of the club that contains some very rare footage of our most famous moments - the segments on Robbie Flower and Ron Barassi are outstanding. You can also get the book The Red Fox from the shop - it's a brilliant book on our club's, and the game's, greatest coach.

    Buy a set for yourself and don't forget Father's Day is next month.

    Ivor

    Thanks Ivor for the tip for Fathers Day. ;)

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    Speaking of merch. I want the MFC to bring back the beenie!!

    I pulled out my old one with the pom pom on top, and I still love it. You just dont see enough anymore. I dont know, maybe I am just incredibly dagy. But I am going to start the "bring abck the Pom Pom" campaign.

    I will join in with your bring back the beanie campaign rusty... in fact I bought a beanie a couple of weeks ago from the Vic Markets, complete with red pom pom. If I make it to friday night's game I will be wearing it for sure.

    :D

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    It's a bit of a hike a the moment, I think.

    ...and many people may not even know it's there.

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    ...and many people may not even know it's there.

    That's what I mean - I went there with my girlfriend to get some stuff in the end of year sale, when I came down for round 22 last year. Long story short, at first she thought it was some kind of joke when we struck off from Richmond station to nowhere in particular, then she was starting to think I was taking her to a dark alley to strangle her by the time we got down to the street-level underbelly of the 'G.

    I'd been there before a number of times, but even I was starting to feel like I was somewhere I shouldn't be by the time we passed the loading dock with the garbage trucks.

    And inside, totally silent, as anywhere would be under 1000 tons of concrete and steel.

    I personally hate that it's stuck under there. Can you tell?

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    When i was really little, i remember it being in a little House in Jolimont (to the best of my memory)

    Anyone else remember this?

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    We should've tried to get a spot inside the new stadium inside the ground. If we opened it there on game day, especially if it was near the MCC area, we'd get a much better response to it.

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    When i was really little, i remember it being in a little House in Jolimont (to the best of my memory)

    Anyone else remember this?

    Yes I remember, dad going in there.

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