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would love to take crowd predictions for our game this weekend...

im gonna say 29,000

also, correct me if im wrong, but if we win on the weekend, will this be our first time off the bottom for a whole season. we didnt move up last season did we?

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would love to take crowd predictions for our game this weekend...

im gonna say 29,000

also, correct me if im wrong, but if we win on the weekend, will this be our first time off the bottom for a whole season. we didnt move up last season did we?

We don't even need to win to not start at the bottom. Just not get thumped!

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Yencks Redleg

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We don't even need to win to not start at the bottom. Just not get thumped!

obviously. i meant that last year, as far as i can remember, after losing by 105 points to the hawks in round 1, we didnt move up.

to be in the top 8 just for one week, would be exciting

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29432. Would love to say higher, but grand prix is going to kill us and north have no supporters. Scores: north melb 13.11.89 to demons 9.8.62. We will outplay them for most of the game, but will be unable to capitalize on our forward 50 entries. They will play like the ordinary team I think they are, but they will somehow manage to scrap goals through against the tide and will have a half a qtr where we fall asleep and gift them 4 goals.

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I am not sure if junior football starts this early in the season. I hope not! We should be able to expect 35,000. But being more realistic. 30,000!

With Carey's return to Kanga's. Maybe he can put on a jumper for a half.

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we only need to beat 20,000 to break even

It could be a bit smaller for break even depending upon the emergency meeting by club presidents, AFL and the MCG & Dome today for the clubs are fighting for a better deal.

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MFC home game against Kangaroos in 2008 was Round 17 - crowd was 21,330.

6 matches later, things have changed dramatically for the Dees.

A lot of supporter enthusiasm, no doubt buoyed by an unbeaten record so far this season, would lead to a prediction of > 30,000.

I'll go 31,222.

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I would have thought anything over 30 000 would be a pretty good result......

So hopefully we can pull something in the 35 000+ vicinity.

I'm not holding my breath on that kind of figure, but we can always hope!!!

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Well there will be at least 1 coz i'll be there. But in all seriousness I'd just like to hear enough there to drown out the roos.

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