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There is Future at the Melbourne football Club

dazzledavey36
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yes i am as gutted as i have been since 2000 grand final when i was in tears. but today it felt like a stabbing pain in the heart when i heard the final siren. we have copped it in the media this week but today i saw a very very exciting melbourne outfit. took risk, hit targets, ran hard and created excitment. and to think we didn't have a full side in! Sylvia, Jurrah, Wonna, morton, watts, garland, rivers, jetta. you just gotta love our young kids today who put in an amazing effort! Mckenzie wat the [censored] mate another 12 tackles! what a gem! brett kirk all over again. tom scully and trengove are real beauties. there was a passage of play where scully and trenners teamed up and the commentators were creaming there pants! Grimes is unreal.. enough said. bail was actually petty good today and petterd sign him up! dont [censored] him off to gold coast plz! jamar is now a good solid ruckman we have missed since white. beat that girl in fraser and so called massieh in jolly. green, molony davey bruce warnock joel and james mac were really good today! i would hate to think what liam jurrah could have done today.. big stage big crowd... :(

stick by our great club today showed a glimpse of what melbourne can really produce in the future. quite scary if ya think about it.

ok now on the umps! [censored] yous! i wasn't at the game as im up in the country this weekend but if i was at the game i would have thrown a cup of beer at them! yes [censored] yeah i would have! i dont care if i get kicked out. i hope they gave them what they deserved whoever was at the game!

bad luck dees very very proud of the boys! heads up very winnable game next week!

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