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no idea, but i really liked the video of the Past players function http://www.melbournefc.com.au/video/2013-09-27/past-players-function

Interesting video. Some guys are easy to identify but scratching my head about most. After pausing on one shot I think I worked out one guy was Tingay and he looks like he could play tomorrow. Is it Wheater in brown standing with his arms folded?

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Sheahan was nowhere to be seen when Schwab and Connolly were around. Was one of the first to suggest Roos was a chance and then asked the questions that got Brock to public ally don us in for tanking and an investigation that saw McLardy, Schwab and Connolly.

end result Roos and all of a sudden even Denim has nothing but good things to say about us.

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I suspect it's more Mike getting back on the bandwagon. I get the feeling he misses the lime light since he's stepped down from full time herald sun hence why he still does open mike, OTC and the top 50 and often tries to provoke headlines.

But even if he's jumping on it's still a positive sign.

He's a guy who for the last decade at least he placed his professional career ahead of his personal team support which is actually quite admirable. Mark Robinson could take note.

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Big fan of Mike and his work.

Open Mike is awsome!

interesting mike was the robbo of the newspaper world 15 years ago

maybe robbo will be the mike of fox footy 15 years from now

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MS is a paid up member of the MFC and has been a supporter for many years! No disrespect please to the "iron mike"!

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Mike Sheehan doesn't barrack for Melbourne he barracks for no one and if anyone it's footscray

he just likes our tie then I gather

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no idea, but i really liked the video of the Past players function http://www.melbournefc.com.au/video/2013-09-27/past-players-function

Ted Carroll is still hanging around the Past Players as is Bryan Kenneally.

When I think of the free beers these guys must have drunk-oh the humanity.

I was coached by both of them.

Kenneally was a Champ backman from the 60s-probably dour and strong.

Carroll was a Collingwood reject who only played a handful for Melbourne but is the Past Players Pres I think.

They never taught me the art of sniffing out free beers-I learnt that for myself.

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