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How Excited are you by the NAB cup game tonight out of 10? And give your reasons why or why not?

results could be interesting...

I'm keen to see how much players have improved in size and fitness from last year...Plus see new talent coming through...

And the cricket season was a shocker...so i've been hanging for the footy!

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Not really. It seems a bit too Micky Mouse to be able to really take anything away from it. I guess just watching the lads kick the footy around will make it worthwhile but other than that there isn't much there for me.

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How Excited are you by the NAB cup game tonight out of 10? And give your reasons why or why not?

results could be interesting...

I'm keen to see how much players have improved in size and fitness from last year...Plus see new talent coming through...

And the cricket season was a shocker...so i've been hanging for the footy!

I voted just 5. NAB cup are just warm up games. No reflection on the real season. Also we are well below par because of our usual spate of injuries. As Jaded said the injuries are at it again. Grrrrrr

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Not sure about these comments if you guys are giong to the game or are in Victoria?

But bloody hell I have waited ages to watch football again and watch my team. Forget about analyzing it to much or what we can take out of the game, I just can't wait for the feeling of watching the boys play.....

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Highlight of my week, which says more about my week than the actual game mind you.

But footy is footy and watching Melbourne play is always awesome (2007-2009 aside).

ha, i have been waiting for tonight's game all week...just want to see the red and blue!

we are supporters....we follow the boys week in week out...win or lose...sunrise-sunset!

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Not very excited. I find it hard to care when I know the clubs don't really. Will only watch if I end up with nothing at all better to do. To me it'd be like asking how excited I was about the pre-game warmup prior to a roster match.

Absolutely itching for round 1.

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Highlight of my week, which says more about my week than the actual game mind you.

But footy is footy and watching Melbourne play is always awesome (2007-2009 aside).

Hehehe you need a night out J, but i do concur watching the Red & Blue is totally awesome!! B)

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Hanging out to watch footy. Just want to watch the new guys, especially Howe, and see how others are going. Hope to win so I can see the next game. Unsure as to where we go if we dont get through, but flashbacks of the Adelaide pre season match in Whoop whoop last year make me want to be at, or at least see the next game.

I rated a 7, but would most likely be exited about watching footy again, even if it was not us playing. Dee's in first match is just a bonus.

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I'm very excited as I'm looking forward to seeing the new recruits going around and to see how Strauss and Blease go. I'm also a little excited about the Sydney/GWS/GC round as it will be interesting to see where those teams are at... I hope Scully is watching as it may help to give him some sort of perspective as to where he would sit in a side like GWS (that is, bottom of the ladder).

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Highlight of my week, which says more about my week than the actual game mind you.

But footy is footy and watching Melbourne play is always awesome (2007-2009 aside).

Even that was awesome for me, just love MFC

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Are you a Demon tragic,

Quick Test ??

Whats a Demon tragic do during the off season when there is no football?

1/ Watches replays where only we win !!!!

2/ Pines over all the Matches that we could have won

3/ Wear your team colours on your sleeve at all time

4/ All of the above

Are you looking forward to tonights game even though its only the Nap Cup

Response

1. You betcha!!

2. Hell yeh!

3. Go Dees

4. All of the above

Reasons for watching tonights game

1 Miss watching them play

2 Want to watch them play

3 Need to watch them play

4. All of the above

If you answer 4 to any of the above you are definetly a Tragic

How many of you didnt answer 4 at least once ???

But there is nothing wrong barricking 4 the Dees is there? Otherwise why would we be here

:)

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I voted just 5. NAB cup are just warm up games. No reflection on the real season. Also we are well below par because of our usual spate of injuries. As Jaded said the injuries are at it again. Grrrrrr

pretty much as how I view it... 5 for me too

still its a curioisity :)

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