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I know with past performances it is going to be hard to fill the MCG but can we pull together and make sure that if we know of anyone who is a supporter encourage them to make it to the game on Sunday. Otherwise it will be like a morgue (hopefully not). The boys have in the past have commented on what it is like when we supporters make a lot of noise. Get round them on Sunday.

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Kind of getting sick of these, "I know the club isn't performing better but let's get out there and support the boys" threads.

Most people have already made up their minds. The pity and sympathy around here is getting too much to handle.

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Kind of getting sick of these, "I know the club is performing better but let's get out there and support the boys" threads.

Most people have already made up their minds. The pity and sympathy around here is getting too much to handle.

Can I triple like this

MCG are expecting 17,000 and that sounds about right

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During the first half last Saturday, it didn't sound like a crowd of 18,000-odd.

Then again, neither did the second half......

Games against interstate clubs always sound loud ... at least for the small crowd. Good that Melbourne fans sit so close together in one half of the ground. From AFL Members it sounds very loud.

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Kind of getting sick of these, "I know the club isn't performing better but let's get out there and support the boys" threads.

Most people have already made up their minds. The pity and sympathy around here is getting too much to handle.

It is not pity or sympathy. It's called support.

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Kind of getting sick of these, "I know the club isn't performing better but let's get out there and support the boys" threads.

Most people have already made up their minds. The pity and sympathy around here is getting too much to handle.

What do you suggest they do? If people don't attend, then the club is in deeper trouble financially and those players who are giving their all (yes, there are some) will start to doubt the value in doing that.

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I think I read in the footy record last week that the public can have a kick on the G at the end of this match. That might attract a few more along - especially the kids.

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I think I read in the footy record last week that the public can have a kick on the G at the end of this match. That might attract a few more along - especially the kids.

No reason for us to wait til the end of the game.... we should be able to rustle up 22 team jumper owning supporters to throw in from the first bounce.... at least there would be an excuse for not knowing the game plan

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Never been into not turning up to a game, but each to their own, and as I am in Hobart and for various reasons I will not be getting to many games who am I to talk anyway. I would urge people to turn up though. There is always something to support, even if it is only one of our kids that you really like.

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The players and coaching staff have some control over the crowd at our next home game.

But not this one. 16k.

I believe from a previous source that anything less than about 22500 we write a check to the mcc

That is two checks in two weeks That is how clubs go out of business

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If we win, the fans should be able to go on the ground and throw tomatoes at a caged Tom Scully in the centre.

If not, bring a SIGN HERE SCULLY sign (Double meaning).

Or just bring your money bags and shout at him during the warm up.

But please do turn up, I have my deepest sympathies

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