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I would prefer it not exist. Relocating is just not the same. You break all cultural and historical ties. Sure, Sydney and Brisbane have supporter ties to their true homes, but they are not South Melbourne, nor Fitzroy. Not even close.

Melbourne is Melbourne. Anything else and it's nothing to me. I could make a compromise with a merger but it might take me a few years to get right back on board. I'd probably support them loosely.

If they were to fold (God forbid..) I'd probably loosely following the Toiges. I know that's blasphemy around here but half of my family goes for Richmond and I've always had a soft spot for them.

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I want MELBOURNE only MELBOURNE! However, if we joined up with St Kilda we would be barracking for the SAINT DEMONS! An interesting combination.

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I want MELBOURNE only MELBOURNE! However, if we joined up with St Kilda we would be barracking for the SAINT DEMONS! An interesting combination.

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So far the poll is close to what I would have expected

37% says I would leave the AFL and is one of the reasons the AFL changed from looking to reduce the No of teams.

Their research showed that after three years more than half the supporters of the lost / merged team had left the AFL completely.

For me it is the MFC or nothing.

After last Saturday I would be crying for not more than five minutes.

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So after making good strides this year as a club we are now going as far as being hypothetically 'unviable' after one terrible performance at the end of the year?

God help us.

just a healthy shot over the bow of the goodship AFL commission ! save a 'BOOOO' for the commission too !!!

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So after making good strides this year as a club we are now going as far as being hypothetically 'unviable' after one terrible performance at the end of the year?

God help us.

It is possible to walk and chew gum at the same time Wiseblood

Also did you miss the Lions Game?

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I would need to start cutting myself to get my regular dose of pain.

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We could move to Apollo Bay and become the Great Ocean Roadies.

The bay are the seahawks{original name} and colours were yellow and blue

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We could move to Apollo Bay and become the Great Ocean Roadies.

No we have to merge with Yellow and brown again jazza don't think that would getup

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So far the poll is close to what I would have expected

37% says I would leave the AFL and is one of the reasons the AFL changed from looking to reduce the No of teams.

Their research showed that after three years more than half the supporters of the lost / merged team had left the AFL completely.

For me it is the MFC or nothing.

After last Saturday I would be crying for not more than five minutes.

Now 42%


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It is possible to walk and chew gum at the same time Wiseblood

Also did you miss the Lions Game?

Nope, although you might have missed the Adelaide game. Let's see if we can go round in circles.

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If the mods are thinking about merging this thread, I'd prefer they just deleted it.

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If the mods are thinking about merging this thread, I'd prefer they just deleted it.

Or add the question - who here just does not give this doomsday nonsense any credibility?

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do we have to do this again

some of us have never healed from last time

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I was actually talking about this a couple of nights ago with my best mate who I converted from Hawthorn about five or six years ago. We concluded that if we were to fold we'd probably just follow AFL in general and support no particular team. If we were to merge we might follow the new team but it would all depend on who we merged with (St Kilda Demons? No thanks). Even if we were to merge with someone that I don't downright despise, I can hardly see myself investing as much passion into the new team as I put in right now.

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It is possible to walk and chew gum at the same time Wiseblood

Also did you miss the Lions Game?

Nope, although you might have missed the Adelaide game. Let's see if we can go round in circles.

why not try a square dance, that may be fun :cool::)

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