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Should have brand new gym, change rooms and swimming facilities at the cost of 2.1mil

Great news for the dees!

Great to see G.Lyon as ambassador for the Casey initiative. Great for the club to utilise him in this capacity.

Just think..........12 months time. The boys playing will be jumping out of their skins next year.

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    I believe we have had a few threads on the subject of Casey in the past year...

    This is a god-send. Even if we never play a game out there, the benefits of getting involved in the area are something we would not have by embracing our traditional home at the G and the city.

    There are no kids in the city, no families, and that is where you maintain where we are at, and begin to grow to where we used to be - by winning over kids and families in a growing area of greater Melbourne.

    The facilities are a bonus, and casey scorp can reel off (as he has done a few times) the fantastic set-up that Casey have already got down at Casey Fields.

    The future of the MFC has some sort of security with this foothold in Casey.

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    This has probably been said before but does everything Jimmy Stynes touch turn to gold ??? :)

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    Great to see G.Lyon as ambassador for the Casey initiative. Great for the club to utilise him in this capacity.

    Just think..........12 months time. The boys playing will be jumping out of their skins next year.

    Agreed. Great to see Gazza on board! I'm almost certain with his connections to Jimmy that he has a say behind-the-scenes at MFC, but it's good to see him taking up a position in plain sight and showing the footballing world his true colours.

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    The good thing about Casey is the more we put into the area the more we'll get out of it

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