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Feeling guilty because I cant go to the game today

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My sister has the flu so Ive been roped into baby-sitting. Sadly I cant see his last game. Hope we have a good day!

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    With you there mate. Uni open day then ferrying daughter to work at maccas and wife to work function so she can have a drink or 3. Would love to go and bear witness to Greeny's last game.

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    Yeah, car won't start so need to wait around for that. Always happens at the worst times.

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    I haven't been to a game in 2 years, my parents won't take me and its killing me! we live in Gippsland but 2 years is a bit much i think :(

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    yep...family commitments . Be glad when they all have licences ..lol

    Sunday arvo/evening is a black hole of a fixture for many families

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    Im not the only one who should feel guilty today to be honest!

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    Have VCE practice exams tomorrow. Wish I were there!

    Surely that's the kind of thing you'de be keen to get out of?

    QCS training was the biggest waste of 3 days I'd ever spent at school.

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    My sister has the flu so Ive been roped into baby-sitting. Sadly I cant see his last game. Hope we have a good day!

    Lucky bastard! :)

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    I haven't been to a game in 2 years, my parents won't take me and its killing me! we live in Gippsland but 2 years is a bit much i think :(

    Your wishes will slowly brighten from 2013, onwards, young dee.

    This season has been a correction year, so we appear on the surface to have gone backwards, but our strategies are more solid now as is our off field team & facilities.

    That off field team has now had its micro-scopic look at the workings MFC. From here on we should expect to see obvious signs of development from our coming Pre Season.

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