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This weekend we want all Melbourne supporters to wear their guernsey to the game.

Whether your footy jumper is brand new or a collector’s item, we want to see the stands packed with red and blue.

Every customer who purchases a guernsey from the Melbourne Megastore on the day will receive a free player badge.

http://www.melbournefc.com.au/news/newsarticle/tabid/7415/newsid/99638/default.aspx

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Eth Redleg

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I don't know about everyone else, but every round is guernsey round for me.

Same here. I like the idea though, we'll try and flood the MCG with red and blue - might annoy the Tigers a bit.

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I've always been a scarf-wearer, and like to bring extras so friends can be Demons for a day (I'm subliminally wearing them down) but couldn't really afford a guernsey until recently. At least, not at the same time as forking out for Debt Demolition!

But I've got one now, and it'll be on pre-game, game, post-game, and any other game I get to. See if you can spot it at the Carlton-Essendon game, I'll be in the bluest of the Blue seats, should stand out nicely.

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Eth Redleg

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Wear mine every week.

And not necessarily at the games. :D

Every Monday after a win, you'll find me wearing my footy jumper...number 15 :)

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[post to correct thread this time]

I've always been a scarf-wearer, and like to bring extras so friends can be Demons for a day (I'm subliminally wearing them down) but couldn't really afford a guernsey until recently. At least, not at the same time as forking out for Debt Demolition!

But I've got one now, and it'll be on pre-game, game, post-game, and any other game I get to. See if you can spot it at the Carlton-Essendon game, I'll be in the bluest of the Blue seats, should stand out nicely.

I've got one for each of the last 6 years -- your extras can borrow them.

We'll be out in force!

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I have a 2010 jumper but never wear it to the footy. I wear it to footy training, having a kick with the boys and when I am trying to get a rise out of my cycling mates. The only bloke on beach road with an AFL jumper on. They make great wind vests....

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This weekend we want all Melbourne supporters to wear their guernsey to the game.

Whether your footy jumper is brand new or a collector’s item, we want to see the stands packed with red and blue.

Every customer who purchases a guernsey from the Melbourne Megastore on the day will receive a free player badge.

http://www.melbournefc.com.au/news/newsarticle/tabid/7415/newsid/99638/default.aspx

I don't know about wearing a guernsey, last time I wore mine I was called a ' sad old man ' by one of the those foxy young at heart cougars up at the Redlegs.

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Adzman Redleg

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Got my red clash jersey last week. #8 for the Chippenator. My old man in his late 50's still wears his dees jumper each week. I too will go down this path one day!

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Every Monday after a win, you'll find me wearing my footy jumper...number 15 :)

Eth - you should wear it after EVERY game. I used to wear my jumper to school probably twice a week regardless of the weekends results. At least I can sit back when we win a flag and act how I feel appropriate knowing I was there when we were down, and still showed my true colours to the public. Couldn't think of 1 person that I know through school (and that is some years ago now!), and even at my local footy club, that doesn't know who I barrack for!

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