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Jac Nasser - Melbourne supporter

Arthur Dent
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How do you not understand it?

Don Argus was born in Bundaberg.

He is a Lions supporter.

He is handing over to Jac Nasser.

Nasser is a demons' supporter.

Not rocket science.

I think the reporter got it the wrong way around? Don Argus is a Demon...

"MELBOURNE WARNED

The AFL has privately warned the Melbourne Football Club to avoid a damaging confrontation over the future of its chairman Paul Gardner and the current board, reports The Age. While a series of powerful Melbourne supporters including BHP chairman Don Argus, Australian Competition and Consumer Commission chairman Graeme Samuel and Demons Brownlow medallist Jim Stynes have been courted to replace the embattled Gardner, it is believed that the AFL and the Melbourne Cricket Club have privately warned the Demons that a bloody battle would only further hurt the club's reputation."

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    I think the reporter got it the wrong way around? Don Argus is a Demon...

    "MELBOURNE WARNED

    The AFL has privately warned the Melbourne Football Club to avoid a damaging confrontation over the future of its chairman Paul Gardner and the current board, reports The Age. While a series of powerful Melbourne supporters including BHP chairman Don Argus, Australian Competition and Consumer Commission chairman Graeme Samuel and Demons Brownlow medallist Jim Stynes have been courted to replace the embattled Gardner, it is believed that the AFL and the Melbourne Cricket Club have privately warned the Demons that a bloody battle would only further hurt the club's reputation."

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    Right...............

    Well either way, its meaningless.

    but my mistake.

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    It'd be nice if they were BOTH Demons...

    Still though, a fairly irrelevant sentence in a business article one would think?!

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    Argus was born in QLD, so maybe the journalist made an assumption...?

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    Argus was born in QLD, so maybe the journalist made an assumption...?

    Either way MFC should have invited both of them to the Debt Demolition function at the MCC Members Dining room last night as maybe both would have had some cash to give to the club as each has something to celebrate!

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    "Am I the only one confused by this? "

    I'm partcularly confused by posts no. 3 to 20.

    I don't know who Argus supports, but he is a hockey freak, playing seniors hockey till he was quite old, and heavily involved in the Camberwell hockey club. So perhaps that's why he didn't make BHP sponsor Melbournefc. But Jack Nasser should, now he's got the Ford noose off his neck. It'd be peanuts for BHP to throw a billion or two at the MFC, . Perhaps Chris Judd could even oversee BHP's environmental behaviour for a small cost!

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    Arthur Dent's Two Million years worth of compound interest would certainly help the Club no end!

    To those not in the know it was how the great Planet Magrathea was Financed

    See Above: Adams, Douglas. Hehe.

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    Arthur Dent's Two Million years worth of compound interest would certainly help the Club no end!

    To those not in the know it was how the great Planet Magrathea was Financed

    See Above: Adams, Douglas. Hehe.

    Some say Bundy is at the end of the galaxy. Were they drinking rum in the bar by any chance?

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