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I have been for so long I cannot remember the last time I missed.

I will toddle along on Wednesday to see if there are any gems.

It has been a bit like going to games in recent years.

Here's hoping for something different this year.

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This will be novel.

Going to the AGM with no one threatening to get up and make an arse of themselves.

It is a shame a few did not ask some tough questions four years ago PD.

It might have helped avoid some the crap of 2012/13.

We are 99.9% [censored] at the AGM over the last decade.

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It is a shame a few did not ask some tough questions four years ago PD.

It might have helped avoid some the crap of 2012/13.

We are 99.9% [censored] at the AGM over the last decade.

Totally agree. I remember those meetings. They were a total non event.

If we had have been allowed to speak our mind. I may not have nodded off.

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Totally agree. I remember those meetings. They were a total non event.

If we had have been allowed to speak our mind. I may not have nodded off.

Dissent was headed off at the start of the meeting and we were asked to concentrate on the future.

Hindsight is a wonderful thing but each year got worse.

Lets hope 2015 is an improvement and not a repeat of those years.

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I've never been but thinking of going. If I'm a member can I just turn up with my members card?

You will need your 2014 card but yes just front up.

There are worst ways to spend a couple of hours.

Time spent among the faithful is usually a pleasant experience.

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You can't bring the new card? I think I may have thrown out the old one.

Ring the club.

I am confident that it is the AGM for the year 2014 so you need to be able to prove your were a member last year.

But as I said a call to the club will clarify it for you.

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I always feel embarrassed when they call for a rendition of "The Grand Old Flag".

I don't think it's necessary. It's a business meeting, not a supporters' rally.

I cannot remember it happening last year?

Anyway why not sing it (both verses) at the meeting.? It is a supporter's rally where we hear from our committee and football departments on their vision, not a BHP shareholder's meeting! To me the only embarrassment is only having six opportunities to sing it over the last two years (and most of us weren't in Adelaide)!

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Ring the club.

I am confident that it is the AGM for the year 2014 so you need to be able to prove your were a member last year.

But as I said a call to the club will clarify it for you.

To answer this one...

You need your 2014 card, but if you dont have it the people at the gate will have a listing of all 2014 members, which they'll use to check you off.

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Ring the club.

I am confident that it is the AGM for the year 2014 so you need to be able to prove your were a member last year.

But as I said a call to the club will clarify it for you.

Will I catch up with you, Bub and DC tomorrow?
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Good morning Fellow Demon Members if you are planning to go tonight be aware there is a bike race around the city tonight.

It starts at 6.15 and goes from Fed. Square to the Casino on the Yarra bank via Alex. ave etc.

It will make everything around the city very busy I would think.

So leave early you might have trouble getting there and parking.

Have a nice day.

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