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The Dog Days are OVER

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Firstly, I'd like to say Well done Demons on the great win yesterday. Jurrah was back to his 09 form.

I've been telling my Demons mate that Rnd 22 clash against North will be a play off for that eigth spot and if so

they would get a crowd of 40k +.

Anywayz,

Did this piece on Music that relates to current and former footy players and I added MFC.

Melbourne recently cleared their debt, announced a new logo (arguably the best logo in the AFL) and has a great up and coming team pushing for finals this year. Just last year Melbourne was fighting for last position and getting thrashed most weeks. This song describes Melbourne perfectly as it seems the Dog Days are Over and Melbourne are coming back, and are going to be a super powerhouse in the years to come.

http://thebigtip.com.au/afl/ruck-rollsongs-sum-afl (on the second page)

Thought some people on here might be interested.

What song do YOU think describes Melbourne resurgence? Just a bit of fun.

Cheers.

Edited by Wonaeamirri=STAR

 
 

Thin Lizzy - The Boys Are Back in Town.


That was good for 07-09

Drooling at Warnock's bump to J. Kennedy of West Coast...!!!

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