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Last Game at the 'G 2013

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Will be going Sunday and spoke to a group I share the game with during the week.

I was thinking what a great message we could send to the footy world if the supporters showed up in large numbers on Sunday.We may well get beaten hopefully not disgraced.

The message would show the AFL we care! The message would show other clubs we are not out of business and we will be competetive next year!The message would show prospective coaches and players that the club is alive and will survive the worst year in its history and there is a reason to play for the oldest club in the league

I will be going, my friends will be going How about you?

 

I'll go because i am too stupid not too, might be the last time we see a few guys in red and blue

 

yep me too, couple of good reasons

say goodbye to Davey boy

wondering if the early start,cross Australia flight, fat heads after beating gws,and some first Q resistence could spark demons

I'll be leaving for Germany for work. Plane leaves at 2:55 so I should catch most of the first half if someone in the transit lounge is playing it.


I'll be there and my two little guys are in the guard of honour. So make sure you cheer loud for them as they are copping it from kids at school and even the little one gets it at his kinder for being a dees supporter!

Will be going Sunday and spoke to a group I share the game with during the week.

I was thinking what a great message we could send to the footy world if the supporters showed up in large numbers on Sunday.We may well get beaten hopefully not disgraced.

The message would show the AFL we care! The message would show other clubs we are not out of business and we will be competetive next year!The message would show prospective coaches and players that the club is alive and will survive the worst year in its history and there is a reason to play for the oldest club in the league

I will be going, my friends will be going How about you?

I'll be there with the old man!

Will make it about 9 or 10 games I've seen live this year!

Maybe on 08 esk upset? Haha we'd have to recall Big bad bustling Brad Miller!

Will be getting very drunk!

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I'll be there with the old man!

Will make it about 9 or 10 games I've seen live this year!

Maybe on 08 esk upset? Haha we'd have to recall Big bad bustling Brad Miller!

Will be getting very drunk!

Yes I have been to all the mcg games this year didnt travel like usual couldnt get the enthusiasm

Heres hoping for an upset or at the minimum a good contest

Enjoyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy-------------

 

I'll be there and my two little guys are in the guard of honour. So make sure you cheer loud for them as they are copping it from kids at school and even the little one gets it at his kinder for being a dees supporter!

This makes me a lot sadder than it should.

I hope the Dees have a win for your kids mate, unlikely as it might seem.

Im missing my first home game in years. Some Family is away and was going to go on my own but its my nephews swimming carnival and he wants me to go. But im going in r23 but will be interesting to see the result.


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