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Now that the season's over it's time to thank all of our contributors, the writers, our moderators, all of our posters and readers, the MFC Board, staff and players for helping make this another great season at Demonland.

May we all enjoy the next few months and then the 2011 AFL season and may we see Jimmy and his captain hold a premiership cup aloft - if not next year (and why not?) then very, very soon.

Cheers!

:):):)

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    Now that the season's over it's time to thank all of our contributors, the writers, our moderators, all of our posters and readers, the MFC Board, staff and players for helping make this another great season at Demonland.

    May we all enjoy the next few months and then the 2011 AFL season and may we see Jimmy and his captain hold a premiership cup aloft - if not next year (and why not?) then very, very soon.

    Cheers!

    :):):)

    It's us who should be thanking you mate.

    Keep up the good work.

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    It's us who should be thanking you mate.

    Keep up the good work.

    Hear hear.

    Great work and looking forward to not only 2011, but the pre-season ahead!

    Carn Dees!

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    Agree with yours and Frddie's sentiments- after today we should feel very confident and not over confident with our future.We are not far away but still need to develop.It will be very interesting whom we add to our coaching panel and draft selections.

    Thanks Andy and all the Mods-and best wishes to E25 too.

    Edited by jayceebee31

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    Agreed, Thanks to everyone that makes Demonland possible. I look forward to discussing premierships with the faithful.

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    Now that the season's over it's time to thank all of our contributors, the writers, our moderators, all of our posters and readers, the MFC Board, staff and players for helping make this another great season at Demonland.

    May we all enjoy the next few months and then the 2011 AFL season and may we see Jimmy and his captain hold a premiership cup aloft - if not next year (and why not?) then very, very soon.

    Cheers!

    :):):)

    All thanks should be directed at you mate :)

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    What would I do without our Demonland.

    Cheers!

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    From an occasional poster but avid reader, thanks so much. FWIW, imo the Land is even more important during the off season for rumours and training updates. It keeps me sane :)

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    Demonland .... the football 'lifeblood' of all interstate Demons. Great work guys.

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    Cheers Demonland.

    Bring on 2011....Go Demons!

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