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Highlights Reel - MFC Related

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MFC and Geelong travelling to USA via Hawaii and playing exhibition matches 1963.

Bluey Adams retiring at 28 yo. Right at the top of his game.

Richmond being allowed to play at OUR ground.

Barassi and Smithy gone.

Hassa Mann gone

Frank Davis gone

Greg Wells gone

Greg Parkes gone

Don Williams and Gary Hardeman came back

Laurie Fowler. A recruit that was actually successful.

Petal ignored the big bucks and stayed when i was so used to us losing our best player each year (or so it seemed at the time).

Johnny Beckwith demonstrating how he could make a kick follow the boundary line at a school clinic.

Wondering how Peter Moore could stand between the Centre and Centre half back and get the opposition to kick it to him unattended 15 times a game.

Big Carl came to save us. Twice. I used to sell him a Herald most weeknights. Always 2 bob. I would see the Rothman's Falcon and sprint.

The return of the Prodigal Son. We won a few in a row until Hawthorn dismantled us at Princes Park.

Grinter 5 on debut against Carlton.

Danny Hughes belting Brian Taylor in the back of the head at least once a quarter..

'Farmer' Giles and Batto combine to get us over the line at Waverley at night.

Gazza's broken leg, Warren Dean's goal and the interminable wait for the Hawthorn result at Western Oval.

Grinter's hit on Chris Mew, right in front of us. The noise was unbelievable!

The humiliation of the GF next year following Jamie Duursma's shut down job on Kernahan to get us there in the first place.

Ted Fidge breaking Darren Millane's jaw at Waverley. 6 weeks. Retirement. Hadn't played seniors for 2+ years. Martyr.

Grinter, elbow tucked in, lining up Kernahan. Steve ducked his head just in time. He would have been a paraplegic.

Tony Campbell and Peter Rhode shutting down Dunstall and Dermie 2 weeks in a row. 1990?

Ox and Storm Boy take Carlton's defence apart. 1994.

Injuries to Stinga and Ox.

Seeing Ox do his knee in a practice game in Albury. Dejection on the way home.

Jakovich. Martin Pike.

Craig Turley. WTF??

Andy Goodwin and Nigel Smart at Westlakes.

Daniher not making a move as the prelim? against North slipped away in 1998.

2006. Last dip.

Lions, Freo, Swans. At MCG.

Moustache McMahon. Only feral goal I ever cheered.

$cully.

Big Jim.

The rise of Nugget.

Our collective fragile hopes soaring like Jeremy Howe.

Heaps more. These are just off the top of my head.

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Heaps more. These are just off the top of my head.

The "Jimi Hendrix" type career of Allen Jakovich.

He came he shone so bright and then left too quickly. If only Jacko had played for 10-12 years....3 was just a taste.

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Probably the most times I've ever watched a goal...

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I was behind the goals at that end!

I reckon the Wizard might just about be my favourite.

well after it. I thought he'd taken the train back to Ballarat. But the cops were fun

Classic! thought as much!


I was behind the goals at that end!

I reckon the Wizard might just about be my favourite.

Theres many from the first game at the Junction oval with my dad when I was supposed to become a sints supporter and Tassie bob Brian Dixon and Big Bob convinced me that the Deees were the place to be.

My best mate (collingwood supporter) and I playing the games out on their farm yard front lawn

Gary hardeman Hassa Mann BArrassi only over the radio and on TV

The MCG any time

Being belted by Fitzroy one day at Carlton

Being spat on at Victoria park

The doggies at the Kennel Robbie flower magic and Grinter (the Jaw breaker) we heard it across the ground

Being spat on at Adelaide (bit of pattern developing there)

THe Wiz 7 goals ??? against the pies

Jacko Jackovich Swarta Lyon any time

Febeys Wheels

The JAcks this generation

God theres too many memories to trawl through each one brings on more

Great thread worth a visit often just to remind us why we have this insane passion

  • 2 weeks later...

Magic Moments - DEMONS official AFL DVD on sale at Dimmey's in Swan St Richmond for $2.00 atm! Just inside the front entrance.

It runs 80 minutes and features some great footage up to about 2006 when it was released.

It's divided into various chapters like Heroes, Screamers, The Great Games etc and features plenty of archival footage of Barass, the Red Fox etc.

Well worth getting if you haven't got a copy already.

(Also a selection of English & European soccer stuff available at two bucks a DVD if that's your bag).

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