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dpositive Redleg

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will be there, i think :) can't wait for the first game of the year!

will be interested in your reality comments YD (and everyone else)

I will also be following running updates

Really appreciate efforts of those more skilled than me. Just hope it doesnt interfere with the necessary reality supporting

GO DEES

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The Chazz Trident

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I've noticed a couple of people mentioning that they can't wait for the season to start 2pm Sunday. I for one, want to see as many Dees fans at the G' as possible on Sunday, so I thought I'd make sure you all know ...

It is 1.10pm bounce on Sunday!! Not 2 or 2.30pm!

1.10pm!! BE THERE!!

I think why they are mentioning that they can't wait until 2pm is because if we are still in the game at that time, we have already improved on 2012.

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Hoping that Lynden Dunn has a great 100th Game this Sunday it has been a long time coming for the very much maligned young man, a lot has changed since he joined MFC as a bottom age 17 year old.

He will probably never be the super star that everyone hoped for when drafted but if his dedication to training and his never give in attitude to improve and be a better footballer count for anything in football now days he is and continues to be a part of the team trying to make the MFC a better club and a place others want to be part of.

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Now less than 24 hours away till we see the team.

Must admit I am a little excited to see the form the team takes as we don't have many injuries.

This team could well be as good as it gets re available personnel.

The trouble with preseason - we never really got to see the best play at once.
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I think this sunday is going to herald the beginning of a new era for the Melbourne Football Club.Hopefully the hangover from the 186 which lasted for all of last year has been flushed out of the system.I hope we just unsettle Port Adelaide at the first bounce by just upping the aggression and intensity (controlled aggression and intensity) and getting in their faces.We would send out a real statement of intent to the footy world that we mean business this year if we clinically dismantle them.

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