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Go take a nap you grumpy old grand dad.

haha

it's pants. A bit like your post.

My bomber mates were asking me where superman was? No one had a clue wtf was going on?

It felt like i was at a richmond game and the roar-o-meter was back.

yes it IS that gimmicky

 

He reminds me of a skinny Matt Preston :)

It was at 3/4 time and it wasn't the Club song that was played. It was the theme from Superman - stirring stuff. I think it supports our theme "Masters of the MCG". It's time to be bold.

Good call....

hardly gimmicky.

 

It was at 3/4 time and it wasn't the Club song that was played. It was the theme from Superman - stirring stuff. I think it supports our theme "Masters of the MCG". It's time to be bold.

I was a bit perturbed when I thought he was going to play the Club song at 3/4 time, but quite happy for him to play a "revving up" tune - as long as club song is not played until the end.

It is great to have something that is ours alone.

Theme? How about Let's win every game at the G. Then we can be the masters.

Let's get a game in September before superman song pops out.

Like i said, love it at the start, but you can keep the 'rev up'

I'd prefer to see it on the field.

I'll take my inspiration from Jimmy and the boys tackling and kicking goals!


He reminds me of a skinny Matt Preston :)

haha good call

 

oh god the trumpeter sh*ts me! why does he have to dress like a dodgy 70s college frat boy lovechild of matt preston?? i'd rather see one of liam's mates on the didge - especially at 3/4 time.

Grand Old Flag on the didge - I think you're onto something!

I love the trumpeter. I especially love how much opposition supporters hate it.


Just went on the site, and found a thread about the umpiring. 60% of people reckon it ruined the game and that they would've won had it been fair.

LAWLZ

Pretty funny. I was thinking of joining as "Dappadeedan" or something, and quietly suggesting that two of the fifties would have been goals anyway. Another two were within range, and the rest were our possessions that might have ended up as goals anyway. Oh and that most of them were completely right...

But whatever. Let them sulk. I might have been a bit kinder here if Ash was still around.

Begs the question. I know our threads never crack 30 pages on a matchday thread... but did we ever chuck a tantie like they did over the past 4 years?

Ash is still around Dappa, he has posted about 5 times this last week on various topics.

But he has been much quiter, more to our loss. He was a good poster who had his head screwed on fairly right (being a dons supporter only fault :P )

What about the Melbourne Members in the reserve singing the song halfway through the final qtr. They shut up pretty quick when the Bombers banged on consecutive quick goals. Wait till the end of the game please.

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