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Better than 'Pet.'

I said pet, I said love, I said darl, I said pet - get the effing ball!

Actually, I don't mind that...

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If we could get him to tweak the pronunciation of his name a bit to Pet-tracker, could get a pet tracker as seen above on board for sponsorship, and make Hogans_Heroes happy, but we don't want to do that. Maybe whack one in the old GPS slot in his jumper. Not as far a reach as Buddha Hocking changing his name to Whiskers.

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I will not rest until every Demon supporter is yelling Petraccattack every time he goes near the ball

TBH HH i like it. It's got a nice feel about it.

I'm in. But perhaps rather than yelling it every time he goes near the ball i'll start after he hits 25 possessions and/or 3 goals

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Petracca and Brayshaw look so un-MFC like for draftee midfielders to the club. Neither are choir boys.

Bloody pumped. About time.

I have always loved this club. And it feels like it is finally starting to pay me back.

Young love. How romantic Ron.

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Petracca and Brayshaw look so un-MFC like for draftee midfielders to the club. Neither are choir boys.

Bloody pumped. About time.

I have always loved this club. And it feels like it is finally starting to pay me back.

Seriously... WTF are you talking about?!

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Petracca and Brayshaw look so un-MFC like for draftee midfielders to the club. Neither are choir boys.

Bloody pumped. About time.

I have always loved this club. And it feels like it is finally starting to pay me back.

I feel the same, we've finally drafted the right type of guys.

It has taken us a good decade to draft some bigger bodies early - but we should reap the rewards.

Petracca looks like a bull and Brayshaw looks every bit another Dustin Martin/Oliie Wines type player.

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They're a pathetic bunch

But what do you expect from supporters of a team that has won 1 flag LOL

They've won one more than us since their last.

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Or including it was the point. We rely too heavily for our sense of self upon what was done by those who are now dead or old men. Time to make a new history for what was once a great club. I think recent developments give us cause for optmism.

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