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This is why this bloke is in the leadership group! I love his passion.

What a fantastic initiative for all new MFC players to know who they are playing for :)

 

The man is all Melbourne.

Watching him play in his last game of the year Mothers Day throwing his weight around and physically itimidating the collingwood players was brilliant. We need more players with his passion and aggression.

He'll be important for us this year providing a strong body in the middle to protect our younger players.

If anyone deserves to play 22 games this year, it's Moloney.

He loves the club - you only have to see the vision of him belting out the club song last week, in a meaningless practice match!

 

what a champion! i think it was him and wheels that did the boxing camp last year for the first year players.. two of the toughest players on our list and yet both crueld by injurys! by gosh if i had three wishes it wud be for wheels and moloney to play a full year!! oh and to win the premiership :)

nothing better then a bloke who wares his heart on his sleave. A few others could learn a lot from him!


You should've seen him at our 150 Heroes Dinner.

We, of course, were all scampering around trying to get as many autographs as possible, but none of us could scamper as quickly as Beamer.

He was absolutely loving it, no wonder he had a fair crack on QB

I would love to see one of those 10 Demon Packs he & Junior made up. Full of inspiring moments i bet.

With players like moloney we can make september if luck goes our wqy.

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