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Matt Burgan to join MFC

jayceebee31
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It has been brought to my attention that Matt Burgan- the person behind the now famous Phantom NAB Draft picks will be joining the MFC. Great assistance to Ryan Larkin

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    BURGATRON , I believe.

    I've heard Schwab say he was a dees man before.

    This would confirm it.

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    BURGATRON , I believe.

    I've heard Schwab say he was a dees man before.

    This would confirm it.

    Sorry - you are correct- just added my nickname to him.Please one of the Mods change heading for me-Thank you

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    You sure - CS's tweet implies "The Burgatron" is the nickname?

    Yep- please change to " The Burgatron" or whatever.All I wanted was to alert people that he is joining us.

    GO DEES

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    BURGATRON , I believe.

    I've heard Schwab say he was a dees man before.

    This would confirm it.

    Ccan definitely confirm that he is a big demon fan, welcome aboard Burgatron!!

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    i have not heard of this touted genius...what are his credentials, always happy to welcome back Demons to the club.

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    i have not heard of this touted genius...what are his credentials, always happy to welcome back Demons to the club.

    Does a lot of articles for AFL.com.au, has also written a few for the Dees magazine sent out to members iirc.

    Writes the Official AFL Phantom Draft each year for the lat 7 years or so.

    Exactly like Cam says, he gets the notion of telling our story.

    Should be good to have on board.

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    Does a lot of articles for AFL.com.au, has also written a few for the Dees magazine sent out to members iirc.

    Writes the Official AFL Phantom Draft each year for the lat 7 years or so.

    Exactly like Cam says, he gets the notion of telling our story.

    Should be good to have on board.

    Thanks KS sounds like he is a wealth of knowledge particulairly with the younger kids. Will be a good asset in the coming years of tough Drafts

    Good Pick up. People are coming to us now it seems. A .good working environment makes a good club all round

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    Thanks KS sounds like he is a wealth of knowledge particulairly with the younger kids. Will be a good asset in the coming years of tough Drafts

    Good Pick up. People are coming to us now it seems. A .good working environment makes a good club all round

    Agree- will be a good asset- both in the area of communication and may be an assistance to the List Management/ recruitment.Seems to be in the know..

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    Does a lot of articles for AFL.com.au, has also written a few for the Dees magazine sent out to members iirc.

    Writes the Official AFL Phantom Draft each year for the lat 7 years or so.

    Exactly like Cam says, he gets the notion of telling our story.

    Should be good to have on board.

    He worked for media giants the company that handle the AFL website.

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