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Red And Blue Crew

Demon_Heart
in Melbourne Demons

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Hey Guys, long time reader first time post.

I was wondering if anyone would be keen standing in one of the standing bays in the great southern stand. The cheer squad is just not my thing. I love standing and watching the footy. So if anyone is keen to stand also, send me a DM.

*Standing will include swearing, drinking and taking the [censored] out of the opposition.

I want something to rival the grog squad.

join the FB group! https://www.facebook.com/groups/427891624035458/

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    Good luck with your project! (Now l know why I have little interest in Facebook.)

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    Hey Guys, long time reader first time post.

    I was wondering if anyone would be keen standing in one of the standing bays in the great southern stand. The cheer squad is just not my thing. I love standing and watching the footy. So if anyone is keen to stand also, send me a DM.

    *Standing will include swearing, drinking and taking the [censored] out of the opposition.

    I want something to rival the grog squad.

    join the FB group! https://www.facebook.com/groups/427891624035458/

    Are you allowed to drink at your age?

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    Are you allowed to drink at your age?

    Come on now Saty, it's his opinion, we know how you like to talk about opinions, let the man have his own OPINION on how he wants to watch the footy. It's his opinion after all, you might have a different opinion but there is no need to get personal about someone's opinion on his opinion of watching the footy.

    It's just different opinions.

    Edit - didn't have enough opinions. So.... opinion.

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    As a lad I recall being in the stand at Kardinia Park one victorious afternoon giving heaps to the Cats, so much so that a couple of middle-aged Cat supporters urged me to put a sock in it, which I surely did not. Now I'm more sedate and sit with my mates in the Trident seats and my barracking is more sedate, if no less heartfelt.

    R&BC, I hope you find a good bunch of mates and give plenty of lip.

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    Come on now Saty, it's his opinion, we know how you like to talk about opinions, let the man have his own OPINION on how he wants to watch the footy. It's his opinion after all, you might have a different opinion but there is no need to get personal about someone's opinion on his opinion of watching the footy.

    It's just different opinions.

    Edit - didn't have enough opinions. So.... opinion.

    I am of the opinion that my opinion of how to enjoy the footy differs in opinion to the opinion expressed by the original poster, opinions of course are personal, or that's my opinion anyway

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    Hey Guys, long time reader first time post.

    I was wondering if anyone would be keen standing in one of the standing bays in the great southern stand. The cheer squad is just not my thing. I love standing and watching the footy. So if anyone is keen to stand also, send me a DM.

    *Standing will include swearing, drinking and taking the [censored] out of the opposition.

    I want something to rival the grog squad.

    join the FB group! https://www.facebook.com/groups/427891624035458/

    How very un-Melbourne like of you...

    Sounds like a lot of fun and exactly the way I used to enjoy my footy, before kids of course.

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    Hey Guys, long time reader first time post.

    I was wondering if anyone would be keen standing in one of the standing bays in the great southern stand. The cheer squad is just not my thing. I love standing and watching the footy. So if anyone is keen to stand also, send me a DM.

    *Standing will include swearing, drinking and taking the [censored] out of the opposition.

    I want something to rival the grog squad.

    join the FB group! https://www.facebook.com/groups/427891624035458/

    Good idea D-H but I like to wear my red and blue dress ( nice little number) and If I happen stumble or fall can I be assured you wont take a perv?

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    Hey Guys, long time reader first time post.

    I was wondering if anyone would be keen standing in one of the standing bays in the great southern stand. The cheer squad is just not my thing. I love standing and watching the footy. So if anyone is keen to stand also, send me a DM.

    *Standing will include swearing, drinking and taking the [censored] out of the opposition.

    I want something to rival the grog squad.

    join the FB group! https://www.facebook.com/groups/427891624035458/

    I know just the guy... He will be posting here any second now. His avatar is of Albert Einstein and will be easy to recognize.

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    Are you allowed to drink at your age?

    Are you allowed to drink at your age?

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    and you're allowed to be grumpy at your age, moonie

    Not grumpy at all dc, delighted in fact that the season is near, and happy to see a fellow demon supporter have some spirited fun at the footy, within the MCG behaviour rules of course. Good on you Demon_heart, if I'm around there during a game I'll keep an eye out for your crew and have a beer with you. I'm not going to rain on your fun, unlike some here.

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    I'm too antisocial to sit with other yobbos.

    I prefer to consume drugs,watch us lose , go home quietly,then fly into a rage.

    I find the interaction on here personal enough.

    I've met some very strange individuals on here and after meeting Bbo " in the flesh" so to speak,

    I could not possibly risk meeting any more deviates .

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    As a lad I recall being in the stand at Kardinia Park one victorious afternoon giving heaps to the Cats, so much so that a couple of middle-aged Cat supporters urged me to put a sock in it, which I surely did not. Now I'm more sedate and sit with my mates in the Trident seats and my barracking is more sedate, if no less heartfelt.

    R&BC, I hope you find a good bunch of mates and give plenty of lip.

    Yes ET it is interesting how we change over the years. In the 80's it was the outer and bay 13 a packet of fags and innumerable beers during the game and then kicking on to the Mountain View and beyond. And don't ask about the cricket! Barely remember a last session of any Test, usually had to check the scores the next day to work out what happened.

    These days I ride my bike to the G with a bottle of water, never purchase any of their overpriced food or drink, catch up with a couple of long time fellow Dee tragics to watch the game and then ride home to cook dinner. God how boring! But I like it.

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    I'm too antisocial to sit with other yobbos.

    I prefer to consume drugs,watch us lose , go home quietly,then fly into a rage.

    I find the interaction on here personal enough.

    I've met some very strange individuals on here and after meeting Bbo " in the flesh" so to speak,

    I could not possibly risk meeting any more deviates .

    At Blackwood I believe. BBO was traumatised by the experienced.

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    I am of the opinion that my opinion of how to enjoy the footy differs in opinion to the opinion expressed by the original poster, opinions of course are personal, or that's my opinion anyway

    'O' pinions are as common as 'A' zholes, everyone has at least one, and some are louder than others. er, something like that, anyway. thats my '0'pinion, anywayz.

    viva la differe`nce.

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    I'm too antisocial to sit with other yobbos.

    I prefer to consume drugs,watch us lose , go home quietly,then fly into a rage.

    I find the interaction on here personal enough.

    I've met some very strange individuals on here and after meeting Bbo " in the flesh" so to speak,

    I could not possibly risk meeting any more deviates .

    That's the thing... you can never actually meet deviates. Deviants on the other hand...

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    Good idea D-H but I like to wear my red and blue dress ( nice little number) and If I happen stumble or fall can I be assured you wont take a perv?

    aj72cast.jpg

    tell me its not you, Bbo

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    That's the thing... you can never actually meet deviates. Deviants on the other hand...

    I've met both.

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    tell me its not you, Bbo

    Actually that's Flange Desire, one of my favourite characters.

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    That's the thing... you can never actually meet deviates. Deviants on the other hand...

    no cigar hardtack. it just means biffo is old fashioned.....which we knew

    deviate
    verb
    3rd person present: deviates
    ˈdiːvɪeɪt/
    1. 1.
      depart from an established course.
      "you must not deviate from the agreed route"
      synonyms: diverge, digress, drift, stray, slew, veer, swerve, turn away, turn aside,get sidetracked, branch off, differ, vary, change, depart, be different;More
    noun & adjective
    plural noun: deviates
    ˈdiːvɪət/
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      old-fashioned term for deviant.
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    After sitting in M14 for a few years, I've realised how crap the atmosphere there was. So I'd love to find a group of guys and girls who would also love to stand at the footy.

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    After sitting in M14 for a few years, I've realised how crap the atmosphere there was. So I'd love to find a group of guys and girls who would also love to stand at the footy.

    Which group would you like me to join DH?

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