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Don't get me wrong I'm disgusted by last night and last Sundays effort,it hurts and it's fresh. Im exceptionally frustrated with where this club is at and how many of the players dont give a [censored].However going through these threads and posts i must admit ive never been prouder to be a dees fan. Considering what we have been put through by our club the fact that so many are willing to stay strong and continue to love and support is inspirational. I'm the first to admit that there have been times over the last 7 years when I've wanted to give up and not renew my membership but there's no way I can do that when I can see that so many others are hurting but willing to stay strong. Boys that is true spirit and commitment to our club. I am so proud to stand with you guys and continue to support this club. If it eventually does turn around we will never forget these tough times.

Jimmy would be proud of so many of us. Go dees

 

As I posted on another thread, passionate Dees' supporters are the Joel Selwoods of the AFL's supporter base.

We continually put our head over the ball - it's not easy. Not easy at all.

I expect supporting a successful club is basic. All downhill skiing in fact ...

 

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