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The WVFL has organised free tickets to the Dees vs the Dogs this weekend. Far as I can tell, the tickets give you entry for both the women's game, and the AFL match that follows! You can get two free tickets per person.

Get along and cheer on Daisy and the girls as they smash the dogs, before Jonesy and the crew belt their seniors as well! Perhaps young Bobbi will be a father-daughter recruit to the Dees AWFL* team.

Here's a link, instructions are there. You have to sign up to the dogs mailing list, and you have to be really patient with the website, but you get two free tickets so you can't complain!

*We couldn't call the new women's league WAFL, for obvious reasons, but I don't think we can call it that either!!

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    The WVFL has organised free tickets to the Dees vs the Dogs this weekend. Far as I can tell, the tickets give you entry for both the women's game, and the AFL match that follows! You can get two free tickets per person.

    Get along and cheer on Daisy and the girls as they smash the dogs, before Jonesy and the crew belt their seniors as well! Perhaps young Bobbi will be a father-daughter recruit to the Dees AWFL* team.

    Here's a link, instructions are there. You have to sign up to the dogs mailing list, and you have to be really patient with the website, but you get two free tickets so you can't complain!

    *We couldn't call the new women's league WAFL, for obvious reasons, but I don't think we can call it that either!!

    How about the AFWL?

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    The WVFL has organised free tickets to the Dees vs the Dogs this weekend. Far as I can tell, the tickets give you entry for both the women's game, and the AFL match that follows! You can get two free tickets per person.

    Get along and cheer on Daisy and the girls as they smash the dogs, before Jonesy and the crew belt their seniors as well! Perhaps young Bobbi will be a father-daughter recruit to the Dees AWFL* team.

    Here's a link, instructions are there. You have to sign up to the dogs mailing list, and you have to be really patient with the website, but you get two free tickets so you can't complain!

    *We couldn't call the new women's league WAFL, for obvious reasons, but I don't think we can call it that either!!

    Just printed mine off. Thanks vm auto! nice work

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    Well that a match payment(less) that I am taking advantage of.

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    Just got my 2 then. Feel a bit bad for scamming the bulldogs but paying for 4 tickets at etihad isnt cheap so im happy to take free tickets anytime and as etihad isnt my favourite place its good not to give them money.

    Anyway thanks for the heads up.

    If you miss the womens game your ticket will still scan right?

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    Got tickets also. I probably wouldn't of gone if I didn't have free tickets. Been the last 3 weeks so was due to have a week off..

    I have even sent this link on to friends who support the filth and Carlscum..

    They are also going to come along, so I guess if you get a few people coming who wouldn't of normally bothered its a good result..

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    Or AWFL?

    what, awf'l women playing footy :o..... lets hope they play well then. :wub:

    ... nothin' better than an AWFL "don't argue" ,,,, especially on a cold winters night @ Etihard.

    :blink:

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