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beelzebub   23,242

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Many of you/us will be completing this online survey for the club. I commend them for the initiative. At leat they are trying to understand us and better our participation with the club. Judging by the previous surveys etc..and this one it would seem they are homing in on a number of aspects. Again , to be applauded !!

Now !! I took the opportunity at the end to offer them the idea that they might have asked us about our preferences re an away jumper ( colours )..I of course offered my opinion that ONLY ever Red and Blue ought to be entertained. I think we need to ram this home at every opportunity !! :)

If you havent done the survey.. take 5 mins and help the club :))

cheers

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Do you get to suggest players that should be traded?

Not at such...but there's a comment box at end..carte balance really !! :)

Do the survey..say what you want I guess

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Just completed the survey. Commented on the preference for the clash strip. ;)

thought you might !! ;):rolleyes:

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haha i mentioned the jumper, then sent a link to the thread

good thinking 99

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furious d Mighty Demon

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for the person who asked

check your emails

and yes, i did the survey and commented and gave the websight a 2

I have, nothing there. Despite giving my email address to the club at least 3 times in the last year the only thing I've ever recieved from them over the internet was my invite to the debt demolition luncheon, and that was only after they rang me to ask for it (that was the third time I gave it to them). It makes me a frustrated d.

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I'm an AFL member (with melbourne club support) so i never get these emails...

thats frustrating

i forget to add before

there was a section that asked

what would be something that stops us getting a membership and i said that if we traded a top 20 pick or didnt try to get another one i would be [censored] off

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I know, how stupid.

When the page with all the on-field questions came up, I think all my answers were 0-2.

Similarly, I gave 9-10 for all the questions about the MCG.

Ditto. ....we can only be honest Titan. :lol: It sends them a message that the G should remain OUR ground.

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