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New Demonland Banner

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Now 'land - we all very much appreciate your hard work. Whenever we create something, there will be people who don't like or appreciate it. As an artist you learn to suck it up and move on.

I like the banner and understand your eagerness to look forward. I also like the idea of changing the banner regularly to recognise those who serve us well as we go forward.

As an old fart, I also appreciate where WYL is coming from. Old heroes are vital but new ones are why we go to the footy now.

Well done

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    I think I know who the middle player is - if the flick of hair is true to the final photo...

    Love the banner and I agree with looking forward, Andy.

    Good job!!

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    Well done. Nothing wrong with looking forward.

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    You Burwood blokes are always looking for CIA plots or DaVinci codes etc.

    one gets that from reading too many mad magazines (spy vs spy)

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    The Banner, needs to be modern players only whom are worthy of there spot.

    Perhaps we can have in and outs ?

    Jones is a definate, other ins: M Jones, Terlich, Howe, Garland, Frawley.

    Love the new banner, nice silhouette of Viney. Couldn't agree more with your choices Deano
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    Am I the only one who reckons Viney shouldn't be on there?

    No

    He is carrying on his fathers legacy and just like his dad he puts his body on the line every game he plays and bleeds for the jumper.

    With Jimmy sadly gone we need people that still help us identify with the club, and J Viney (along with his dad) are huge in that regard.

    Really hoping the Ox and Junior Mac can come down back to the MFC in some capacity.

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    Am I the only one who reckons Viney shouldn't be on there?

    Actually I thought it was going to be Jack Watts and I was cursing at Demonland.

    Not because I don't think Watts is superman, but more because the poor kid has been put our there as our savior - for too long.

    First savior - then poster boy for failure.

    Viney, good on him, let him lead Demonland.

    Jack Viney is officially the captain of Demonland.

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    Love the new banner.

    No longer do I want to throw darts at certain faces that was on it.

    Can we have a picture of my new god PJ on it lol

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    the 5th person is clearly paul roos... ^_^

    might be the boy from romsey (not the alpaca, the other one)

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    I thought WYL made a great point about Jim Stynes.The post saying things like get a Jim Stynes avatar if you like him so much is very petty to be quite frank.Move on it's all in the past is a silly argument as well.Going by that logic we should forget about all the former champions of this grand old club.I know we can't put every Melbourne legend up on the new banner but in my humble opinion it won't look the same without Big Jim.The site owners have made their decision and i respect that but can't we embrace the future and celebrate our past at the same time? :blink:

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    I thought WYL made a great point about Jim Stynes.The post saying things like get a Jim Stynes avatar if you like him so much are very very petty to be quite frank.Move on it's all in the past is a silly argument as well.Going by that logic we should forget about all the former champions of this grand old club.I know we can't put every Melbourne legend up on the new banner but in my humble opinion it won't look the same without Big Jim.The site owners have made their decision and i respect that but can't we embrace the future and celebrate our past at the same time? :blink:

    The whole time WYL was having his insulting little whinge he failed to notice the little Easter Egg that had been left. In fact no one has noticed or mentioned it.

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    The whole time WYL was having his insulting little whinge he failed to notice the little Easter Egg that had been left. In fact no one has noticed or mentioned it.

    Oh, I see it! Right hand side of the demonland banner!

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    Am I the only one who reckons Viney shouldn't be on there?

    If he is the middle one, then I agree, he shouldn't be. This is exactly what we do wrong as supporters, put all our hopes on these poor young kids.

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    It's a great idea your doing. It's just like Xmas all over again and opening the doors of an ADVENT calendar.

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