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Great day today to spend a few hours with red and blue everywhere. Players were all approachable and friendly. Seems as though everyone was up for a chat.

Good stuff MFC..lets hope the professionalism and enthusiasm continues in to the season proper.

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    Great day today to spend a few hours with red and blue everywhere. Players were all approachable and friendly. Seems as though everyone was up for a chat.

    Good stuff MFC..lets hope the professionalism and enthusiasm continues in to the season proper.

    Im disapointed I missed it had to work. How were the number there?

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    seemed more people than last year . players walking around and talking, signing and having pictures

    it was said that Jimmy was back in hospital, and unsure if he was there .

    seemed a few more games wasnt working , but everyone had a game after waiting

    doors did open at 9 am and heaps of people waiting to get in

    the membership tent was working overboard and the sales tent had very few items left at 11 am , from what i saw

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    seemed more people than last year . players walking around and talking, signing and having pictures

    it was said that Jimmy was back in hospital, and unsure if he was there .

    seemed a few more games wasnt working , but everyone had a game after waiting

    doors did open at 9 am and heaps of people waiting to get in

    the membership tent was working overboard and the sales tent had very few items left at 11 am , from what i saw

    Jimmy was at the game yesterday and came in through the gates just behind me. He looked good. His skin tones were good although I did notice him walking off the ground at three quarter time and he looked very tired. It was funny because he was very apologetic to the lady at the turnstile for not having any identification. She told him that she would know him from anywhere. Such a humble man.

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    Jimmy was at the game yesterday and came in through the gates just behind me. He looked good. His skin tones were good although I did notice him walking off the ground at three quarter time and he looked very tired. It was funny because he was very apologetic to the lady at the turnstile for not having any identification. She told him that she would know him from anywhere. Such a humble man.

    I think even if you were deaf and blind you'd feel the warmth of Jim

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    Yeah thanks for a great day again MFC. My only criticism with the day is that the speeches and player into's are quite drowned out due to the park still operating in tandem with the end of the family day.

    My boys loved the day as usual, Dad would like to hear a bit more gold from CC though.

    Having said that they picked a better spot for the intro's than last year. All players were receptive and even Addam Maric smiled when I told him he was certainty for round 1...

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