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kick on the G after the game on sunday

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Watching Neeld's coaches thing he does on the website he mentioned you can go for a kick on the G after the game.

Its like the good old days where you try to get to the rope in the centre square first, footballs fly everywhere and you usually end up losing a child somewhere.

Nice initiative.

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    Love it - I've always wanted an excuse to run out on the G.

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    Apparently they are handing out free substances as well (have to get rid of them somehow - maybe Dank might be there giving autographs).

    ..... Seriously I am sensing that there are not going to be to many there - probably like 13,000 (good time to have a kick on the MCG)

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    Had a feeling this would be a round where they did this - last game on the 'G for the week, and playing a small interstate opponent.

    Will be out there for sure. :)

    Some things will always be fun.

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    Apparently they are handing out free substances as well (have to get rid of them somehow - maybe Dank might be there giving autographs).

    ..... Seriously I am sensing that there are not going to be to many there - probably like 13,000 (good time to have a kick on the MCG)

    That might be some competition from a few players trying to get the feel of a ball after the game YD.

    Be careful you don't injure any of them.

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    It depends on who we get to kick on the G, if it's a few of the dheads that have caused our current woes, we could double the crowd.

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    If we lose, supporters may not wait until the first siren let alone the second to invade the field.

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    If we lose, supporters may not wait until the first siren let alone the second to invade the field.

    Who says we need a siren - lets march onto the MCG now (meet you there in 15 min)

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    Who says we need a siren - lets march onto the MCG now (meet you there in 15 min)

    That would have been a lot easier for me when I lived in Collingwood. Maybe Sunday.

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    Watching Neeld's coaches thing he does on the website he mentioned you can go for a kick on the G after the game.

    Its like the good old days where you try to get to the rope in the centre square first, footballs fly everywhere and you usually end up losing a child somewhere.

    Nice initiative.

    Great. So the Toiges fans get a chance at a $45,000 car just for turning up....and we get to run on to the G for free! :huh: WEEEEEEEEEEEEEE! (i actually love running on for a kick with me son....shhhh....don't tell anyone!)

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    well if i were there and i knew who you were , id be very happy to run thu you during a kick to kick , give you a panadol and a pat on head , and you could say dankyou ,

    Apparently they are handing out free substances as well (have to get rid of them somehow - maybe Dank might be there giving autographs).

    ..... Seriously I am sensing that there are not going to be to many there - probably like 13,000 (good time to have a kick on the MCG)

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