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Oh, thanks for making me watch that video!

Forgot how amazing that game was. Still gives me goosebumps thinking about it, and it's also so nice to see Jared Rivers on a football field.

One of the few highlights in a season of horrific darkness.

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For me i sing it with WHADDA WE SIING, but at the end i add in

Every heart beats true, for the Red and the Blue,

As we sing this song to you

(what do we sing)

Should old acquaintance be forgot

Keep your eye on the Red and the Blue of Melbourne

What do you think?

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For me i sing it with WHADDA WE SIING, but at the end i add in

Every heart beats true, for the Red and the Blue,

As we sing this song to you

(what do we sing)

Should old acquaintance be forgot

Keep your eye on the Red and the Blue of Melbourne

What do you think?

Not for me. It's always finished with Blue. Why change that? The finish must surely rhyme don't you think?

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in response to baileys babies opening post

if you listen to the crowd here toward the end of the video, you can definately hear a loud and booming "whadda we sing!"

Thankyou so much!!! That is pure ecstasy!!

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Not for me. It's always finished with Blue. Why change that? The finish must surely rhyme don't you think?

Nah don't like it.

It only makes me think of elderly people at an RSL singing along

Thanks for your comments- i respect your opinions. I was just seeing what you think of that and also in reply to a previous comment about singing who we are.

Sticking with the end at 'red and blue'

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There might not be many of us, but we've put up with a lot of crap and probably have the same base hardcore supporter group that any team has

Right on there, die hards!. although I feel something has been taken away since reserved seat allocation has been introduced. Once upon a time the old red seats in the olympic stand was the most incredable atmospher you could experience outside of finals. But now its lost. insted of having people sitting close together in the "best seats" we are all forced to be allocated the "next best" available. Unfortunately unlike my little band of die-hards many people are unable to go week in week out thus leaving gaping holes in the bays. This is made worse by weather and performance. Maybe its just me but as great as the two games were last year they still could have been a lot better where I was sitting (re atmospher etc). in a MFC members reserve Lv1 open air there would have been 50 out of 1000 there. An absolute discrace. for geelong later in the year there would have been lucky to be 5/1000!

For these "small" games I can't understand why the bay has its seating allocation removed. Encourage bandwagon supporters to be there, if you want your seat turn up early. For the big games by all means have the allocated seating. This would allow the whadda we sing to be belted out just that little bit stronger and maybe prouder, not to mention fanatical support to be centralised rather then being dispersed.

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