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A bit of fun. I'll start us off with the 'A'. One letter per poster please!

A is for ... AAMI Park, our administrative and training base. Finally we have the proper inner city facilities with which to develop our talented squad and oversee our rise to superpower.

 

C for Clark, about time we got a big name trade done!

 

C is for Clutterbuck.

Enough said.

D is for Damn, too slow.


F is for Fred Fanning

G is the icky slang for our home ground

 

I is for Icke, Ingerson and Ivor Warne-Smith.


I is for "I am Melbourne"

EDIT: Damn too slow

J is for Jakovich, the most mercurial yet frustrating player I've ever seen.

I is for "I believe in HWFUA"

We're up to K ..


K is for "Kick the effing thing!"

J is for Jesus but more importantly it is for Jimma

But that was used, so...

L is for LJ ...cool as you like and flying back into contention in 2012

hmmm, what could M possibly stand for???


hmmm, what could M possibly stand for???

Um, Melways, for those wanting to attend training at Casey Fields?

J is for Jesus but more importantly it is for Jimma

But that was used, so...

L is for LJ ...cool as you like and flying back into contention in 2012

I agree that Jesus & Jimma are slightly more important than yours truly.

 

O is for O'Dwyer, a player who used to punch people in the head for fun. We need another.

Doesn't your alphabet have a "J" in it?

See post # 11


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