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Red and Blue Friday

whitito
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This was raised last year I think where we should all try and wear a little red and blue on Fridays, a scarf, tie, polo whatever I thought this was a great idea as you rarely see our colors apart from game day.

Just a thought.

And lets all have a scarf out the window on the way to the G

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    This was raised last year I think where we should all try and wear a little red and blue on Fridays, a scarf, tie, polo whatever I thought this was a great idea as you rarely see our colors apart from game day.

    Just a thought.

    And lets all have a scarf out the window on the way to the G

    What about all supporters (including MCC members) wear something red on Saturday and really distinguish us as Demon supporters. Anything, demon scarf would be great just to show "the filth" that we too are passionate (in a nice sharing caring kind of way) !!!!!

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    agreed all support is good.

    Its the mob mentality, there will be planty of black and white so we need every inch or blue and red.

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    After the good news this week i think a lot of melbourne support will be out tomorrow, Our club is Growing again, "the Vibes are all positive man!!"

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    This was raised last year I think where we should all try and wear a little red and blue on Fridays, a scarf, tie, polo whatever I thought this was a great idea as you rarely see our colors apart from game day.

    Just a thought.

    And lets all have a scarf out the window on the way to the G

    Great idea,

    Just wondering if the Hawk supporters will copy the idea by wearing gold coloured undies and eating a hot curry the night before? :rolleyes:

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    This was raised last year I think where we should all try and wear a little red and blue on Fridays, a scarf, tie, polo whatever I thought this was a great idea as you rarely see our colors apart from game day.

    Just a thought.

    And lets all have a scarf out the window on the way to the G

    YAY

    Demons Day Fridays are back :D

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    I wear Melbourne gear...pretty much every day.

    Today it was the big jacket....it's still soaked

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    I used to wear my demons tie to work every Friday, when we had to wear them. I think it's a corker of an idea. Although over the last couple of years it certainly got it's fair share of remarks!

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    I try to get my oldest boy to wear his Demons gear to school here in Tortola whenever he can. No one has a clue who the Demons are in this part of the world of course, except the new sports teacher told him the other day that he used to play for Richmond...will have to get more details!

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