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GO DEES!

dazzledavey36
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is everyone pumped or what! cannot wait footy is back, grass is greener and the woman are out! really do hope the dees put up a good fight today, would be a major membership boost for the club. also we are about to witness to champion players for the club run out in scully and trengrove.

only a couple of hours left!

http://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/afl/melbourne-coach-dean-bailey-gets-a-kick-out-of-making-dreams-come-true/story-e6frf9jf-1225846176699?from=public_rss

GO DEES

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    I can't wait.

    This is the best part of any footy season, the anticipation you get before the 1st game of the year, before you've suffered any defeats and when somehow everything seems possible.

    I'll be jumping out of my skin when we walk into the G, because there is nothing better than watching the greatest team in the world, playing the best game in the world on the greatest ground in the world.

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    I can't wait.

    This is the best part of any footy season, the anticipation you get before the 1st game of the year, before you've suffered any defeats and when somehow everything seems possible.

    I'll be jumping out of my skin when we walk into the G, because there is nothing better than watching the greatest team in the world, playing the best game in the world on the greatest ground in the world.

    Second that... loving the (probably irrational and misguided) hope that we have up until 2:10pm... hold onto it!

    Especially liked that last bit... the 'G is one of my favourite places, as much as anything today is about the time-honoured ritual of getting to and then watching the game on a Saturday arvo. Can't wait. :)

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    What I'll be looking forward to is finally being able to go into matches this year with a clear conscience, knowing that wins don't affect what draft picks we get. It killed me last year half wanting to win and half not. GO DEES!

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    Go Dees!!! Cant wait taking 3 generations today!!!

    - plus some of my wifes family from overseas (who already have their memberships before their citizenships)

    Time to share the passion! - win lose or draw.

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    I can't wait either.

    Can't wait for the first siren.

    The first bounce.

    The first goal.

    The hysteria on this site if we win.

    The hysteria on this site if we lose.

    Ah, it's the best time of the year.

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    ahhhhh good old AFL, ITS BACK! Cant wait for the bloke on the speaker to talk on the microphone saying, "Can you please welcome onto the field, the Melbourne football clubbbb!"

    I am prepared, I am absolutely pumped!

    I`ll be there going nuts as should everyone else

    GO DEMONS!

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