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How the heck did Matt Damon make the list?

Was out here filming or something a few years back, they teed up a jumper presentation with Bizzell, attended a match or two. A long shot saying he's a supporter.

Clint Stanaway (channel 9 news reporter)

His dad is one of the runners! Or a medic or something.

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I'm pretty sure Matt Damon can be added to that list.

EDIT: Found a longer list: http://footy.wikia.c...rs_of_AFL_clubs

Had to laugh after reading through the Carlton list and the following people

  • Mick Gatto (Repairs and Maintenance)
  • Jason Moran (Entrepreneur)
  • Mark Moran (Pharmacist)
  • Tony Mokbel (Importer)

Some interesting slants on professions there

Essendon's list of celebrity supporters is even better

Kevin Sheedy

Jemima from Playschool

That guy from that show that was on TV that one time

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Derryn Hinch-what a waste of a liver.

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According to another chat room Bob Skilton wanted to go to Melbourne originally but we knocked him back like 3 times saying he wasnt good enough.

Given we can't seem to fill a team of current players maybe we can squeeze him in the forward pocket with Kylie Minogue.

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Thanks for the responses to date. Appaently Lachlan Hansen and Nathan Buckly both supported the Dees also.

Based on some quick research a couple of players suggested above appear to have supported other clubs. (Scarlett - Essendon, Deledio - Carlton, S.Johnson - Collingwood, Roughead - Bulldogs, Brown - Fitzroy, Goodes - Pies, Butcher - Saints)

I have update our team with the other suggestions that I could confirm. (Could not find anything on Lake, Betts or Griffen.)

We are still a players few short of a full team.

??? Dylan Grimes ???

Jack Grimes Lachlan Hansen Simon Buckley

Cheynee Stiller Moloney Andrew Gaff

??? ??? Prestia

??? Franklin ???

Followers

???

Pendlebury

Judd

Coaches

Director of coaching - David Parkin

Coach - Nathan Buckley

Assistant - Terry Wallace

- Chris Heffernan

Sorry Romey but Nathan Buckley was a devout C'wood fan. He didn't want to go any where but the wobbles. He was not allowed to nominate a team and thus he was drafted by the Bears; he only signed under the condition he would be traded in 2 years time.

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Both Kelvin (Richmond) and Andrew (Port) Moore were avid Dees fans growing up.


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According to another chat room Bob Skilton wanted to go to Melbourne originally but we knocked him back like 3 times saying he wasnt good enough. Given we can't seem to fill a team of current players maybe we can squeeze him in the forward pocket with Kylie Minogue.

Not in our zone, I think. (Red Fox)

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Ray, Alan and Geoff Watson though two of them didn't play vfl. Dean Watson(Alan's Son) was a Morrish Medal Winner the year Gary Ablett Senior won the Brownlow I think Dean barracked for Melbourne. Come to think of it don't even think Geoff barracked for the Dees.

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1 hour ago, SFebey said:

Dennis Commetti is a Dee's supporter from memory, unsure if it's been said.

Mark Sheahan

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jordan lewis' entire family are dees mad... we should get him.....

hmm i wonder why he chose us to finish his career

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On 19/09/2017 at 6:54 AM, SFebey said:

Dennis Commetti is a Dee's supporter from memory, unsure if it's been said.

Thought he was a dog's man, as he was on their list.

His blue and red loyalties is to West Perth, as he was both a player and coach.

 


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Leigh Mathews a Melbourne Supporter before joining Hawthorn,.

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On 20/09/2017 at 7:09 PM, DemonFrog said:

Thought he was a dog's man, as he was on their list.

His blue and red loyalties is to West Perth, as he was both a player and coach.

 

Nah he's a Dees supporter.

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