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Live in Sydney & Support the Dees?

Check what's happening at www.nswdemons.com

Watch the Dees with other MFC supporters each weekend on the Big Screen at the Camelia Grove Hotel, 146 Henderson Rd, Alexandria. Ph: 02 9516 5611

Join us this week to watch Melbourne v Adelaide  on Sunday at 1.00pm.

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    Wish i had have known that last week when i was up in Sydney.

    I watched it at the Eskinville Hotel, and had to fight off the restless natives who wanted the Super 14's on the only big screen with volume which we had claimed earlier.

    I now know for future reference though, so thanks.

    Out of interest though, does the Hotel show all AFL games regulary, because i have agood mate who lives nearbey in Waterloo whose likes to watch his Pies(and other games) play?

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    The pub is now the venue for a few AFL supporter groups including Melbourne, Collingwood and Richmond. They have enough screens to show all games even when they are on at the same time. Your mate will be welcome to watch games with the other Magpie supporters.

    You can find out what's happening with Dees supporters in Sydney each week at www.nswdemons.com

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    Update for Sunday 18 April. Live in Sydney or just visiting then join other Demons supporters this Sunday at 1.10pm and watch the game on the Big Screen at the Camelia Grove Hotel, 146 Henderson Rd, Alexandria. Ph:02 9516 5611 Check out their website at www.thecammy.com.au More details at www.nswdemons.com

    As always enjoy your weekend and Go Dees.

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