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MFC MEMBERSHIP - SEASON 2015

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Imagine if we start playing finals regularly again... we might crack 50,000 one day!

Let us hope that it is 2015. it couldn't come soon enough for mine!

 

Let us hope that it is 2015. it couldn't come soon enough for mine!

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  • 2 weeks later...

I'm going to wait until round 3 to sign me and family up this year, depending on results

 

I'm going to wait until round 3 to sign me and family up this year, depending on results

we've all suffered over the years re the dees. It goes without saying. But FFS we're not a club that can afford have too many "passionate" supporters signing up only in the good years.

I'm going to wait until round 3 to sign me and family up this year, depending on results

You're either on or you're not.

We are a club not a bandwagon, we need your support sign up now, everyone in my house of 4 is a paid member and that includes the Pie supporting son and the Bluebagger wife


I'm going to wait until round 3 to sign me and family up this year, depending on results

Living on the other side of the world hasn't stopped me and my family from signing up for 2015. In fact, this is year #10 of being an international member.

If you're dedicated enough to have ~650 posts on a forum dedicated to this team, you have to also be dedicated enough to sign up to support them financially. DO IT!

You're either on or you're not.

We are a club not a bandwagon, we need your support sign up now, everyone in my house of 4 is a paid member and that includes the Pie supporting son and the Bluebagger wife

Tough household, PSD. Hope you're holding up OK.

You're either on or you're not.

We are a club not a bandwagon, we need your support sign up now, everyone in my house of 4 is a paid member and that includes the Pie supporting son and the Bluebagger wife

Bugger that and I wish I was different, but I'm not going to sign us up and watch us get pumped by Gold Coast and GWS!
 

Living on the other side of the world hasn't stopped me and my family from signing up for 2015. In fact, this is year #10 of being an international member.

If you're dedicated enough to have ~650 posts on a forum dedicated to this team, you have to also be dedicated enough to sign up to support them financially. DO IT!

It is what is it.

Bugger that and I wish I was different, but I'm not going to sign us up and watch us get pumped by Gold Coast and GWS!

You'll be watching it whether you're signed up or not... my youngest son and I are both signed up and traveling down to Melbourne from Sydney to watch the opening round (my son's birthday present).

The club needs members in order to survive when it is going through rough times, so fair-weather supporters just don't cut it in my book; you're either in for the whole journey or you may as well find another club to follow.


It is what is it.

Is it?

And you don't have to buy a membership until you desire to (if ever), I know there would be a lot of people waiting to buy memberships but you are baiting and flaming those on here who have already paid up by inferring we are a bunch of losers for paying up to watch a bunch of losers.

The fact is that thousands of us, deep down, would never not buy a membership - call it an idiot tax, I don't know.

I believe that success is the reward for my support, not the other way around.

Is it?

And you don't have to buy a membership until you desire to (if ever), I know there would be a lot of people waiting to buy memberships but you are baiting and flaming those on here who have already paid up by inferring we are a bunch of losers for paying up to watch a bunch of losers.

The fact is that thousands of us, deep down, would never not buy a membership - call it an idiot tax, I don't know.

I believe that success is the reward for my support, not the other way around.

Mate, I'm just choosing to do it this way this year, so when we win the first game and even the second or third we have an extra 5-10 thousand members join, which might send a message to the players.

Mate, I'm just choosing to do it this way this year, so when we win the first game and even the second or third we have an extra 5-10 thousand members join, which might send a message to the players.

Would that message be: people like winners?

Everyone already knows that.

As I said - there is nothing wrong with the 10k (hopefully) bandwagon members out there, but trumpeting it and implying others are chumps for signing up before success is not going to go down well on Land of all places.

We are pathetic Demon tragics, if it wasn't for the 30-35k members who sign up regardless - the club would find it impossible to function - there is no escaping that fact.

Mate, I'm just choosing to do it this way this year, so when we win the first game and even the second or third we have an extra 5-10 thousand members join, which might send a message to the players.

More members arriving with success will come as a surprise to no-one. That's just the nature of the beast. All it does is attract the bandwagoner label, and what you think is sending a message is just hurting a club that badly needs every single member it can muster.

Poor decision.

I'm going to wait until round 3 to sign me and family up this year, depending on results

I signed up last September

And i think everyone knows on here my feelings of the last 7-8 years.

Edited by why you little


I'm going to wait until round 3 to sign me and family up this year, depending on results

I can understand if you have a young family sometimes other things take priority and sacrifices have to be made. But if you can afford to and choose not to out of spite you're only hurting the club.

Edited by Dr. Gonzo

More members arriving with success will come as a surprise to no-one. That's just the nature of the beast. All it does is attract the bandwagoner label, and what you think is sending a message is just hurting a club that badly needs every single member it can muster.

Poor decision.

Bandwagon label, is this all that Port Adelaide have accomplished over the past 2-3 years? No, success on field equals success off field, so it is now up to the players to take this club where we all want it to be.

Would that message be: people like winners?

Everyone already knows that.

As I said - there is nothing wrong with the 10k (hopefully) bandwagon members out there, but trumpeting it and implying others are chumps for signing up before success is not going to go down well on Land of all places.

We are pathetic Demon tragics, if it wasn't for the 30-35k members who sign up regardless - the club would find it impossible to function - there is no escaping that fact.

It is time we start winning rpfc, I assure you if we have a good season I will renew my family's memberships at seasons end, but as I said last year, If we win less than 6 games in 2014 as people like yourself implied might happen then I would not be signing myself and family up for memberships, we expect better than 4 wins out of 23 games especially with our list and coaching staff.

I want to see a huge effort, as I am 26 I sometimes think I could perform better for the red and blue, therefore, not signing up until the players show what we want.

Well, logic didn't work.

If everyone thought and acted like you we'd have no club.

Be thankful that they don't.

Don't feed the troll. He's deliberately trying to wind you all up.

And if not, what a sad individual. Spending time on a footy forum pretending to support a club, but won't show his true support when the club needs us the most.


It is time we start winning rpfc, I assure you if we have a good season I will renew my family's memberships at seasons end, but as I said last year, If we win less than 6 games in 2014 as people like yourself implied might happen then I would not be signing myself and family up for memberships, we expect better than 4 wins out of 23 games especially with our list and coaching staff.

I want to see a huge effort, as I am 26 I sometimes think I could perform better for the red and blue, therefore, not signing up until the players show what we want.

I think you've said enough. I think we all get the picture. Go away!

I'm going to wait until round 3 to sign me and family up this year, depending on results

I hope the results fall the way we all want them too :)

I don't know about anyone else but how satisfying is it gunna be when we start to win consistently knowing that u have "paid the price" (membership) so to speak for the last 8 long depressing years and more.

Being a paid member is like being married in that u go through the goods times, which there has been sfa lately and the bad times which there has been plenty of.

Like I say to me young kids "stick with it and the rewards will come".

The mighty demons will rise again.

 

Don't feed the troll. He's deliberately trying to wind you all up.

And if not, what a sad individual. Spending time on a footy forum pretending to support a club, but won't show his true support when the club needs us the most.

Give it a break worm, JVF is expressing his view. Like it or not, it is not trolling.

Bugger that and I wish I was different, but I'm not going to sign us up and watch us get pumped by Gold Coast and GWS!

Bet you do sign on

It is 4 months since we last played and another almost 3 till we do again. Yet here you are on a supporter site talking football and checking out the training notes

You are as sadly passionate as the rest of us.


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