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I would just like to let everybody know that I have relinquished my AFL membership for an equivalent ($) MFC membership.

The resason being, I pay aproximately $400 for an AFL membership with a MFC package. Of this the MFC receives aprox. $150.

By buying a Trident membership for $400 ALL the money goes to the MFC and I get a reserved seat for all home games.

I figured,why should I give the AFL money who then sticks it to the MFC at every oportunity, [censored] FIXTURE every year so that we can be kept on welfare and under their control.

I would encourage everybody to give this serious consideration, after all what real value is AFL membership vs MFC membership.

 
I would just like to let everybody know that I have relinquished my AFL membership for an equivalent ($) MFC membership.

Funny you should mention this. I'm in the process of doing the same thing. I've just upgraded to Trident & am currently contemplating dumping my AFL membership. With Trident 16 game membership, I'll no longer need the AFL card.

However, I do enjoy going to the finals every year ..... Decisions, decisions.....

why give coin to the afl if your a demon keep it in the family wise decision

 
I would just like to let everybody know that I have relinquished my AFL membership for an equivalent ($) MFC membership.

The resason being, I pay aproximately $400 for an AFL membership with a MFC package. Of this the MFC receives aprox. $150.

By buying a Trident membership for $400 ALL the money goes to the MFC and I get a reserved seat for all home games.

I figured,why should I give the AFL money who then sticks it to the MFC at every oportunity, [censored] FIXTURE every year so that we can be kept on welfare and under their control.

I would encourage everybody to give this serious consideration, after all what real value is AFL membership vs MFC membership.

I Just signed up for my first membership but went through the afl with Melbourne support what is a Trident membership?? Do you only get in to Melbourne games with a melbourne Membership?


I just bought two memberships (one for my girlfriend) but they sent me two cards with the same name on them! And they sent it to an old address!

 

Ha yeah I bought one for a mate last year and I asked them to send it to me so i could wrap it and give it to him...they sent it straight to him. Oh well, no biggy, would like to hear the end of these things though

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