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Remembering Rob Flower (The Robert Flower Wing)

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I am really really pleased that this is happening, a great tribute to a Universally admired Person! Not only a great footballer but a really admired Human being!

I hope on Saturday we start the year with a really strong win!! Rob would love a win first up!

Go Dees

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This really should be a permanent fixture at the G. Without being parochial, it is our ground. Still, it's a start.

 

The Robert Flower Wing will be located on the upper level of the Olympic Stand, with the signage to be present at every Melbourne home game at the MCG.


Starting from approximately 1.15pm, the tribute will also feature a tribute video, along with a moment of applause.


Demon fans and others need to be there for Robbie. The least we can do for a true champion.


Nice tribute yesterday,well done to Robbo and all involved.

Been on holidays for a week and away from DL and didn't know this was happening. Was quite emotional seeing a shot of the signage on the telly in my hotel room. Very happy the MFC have come through with this tribute

Sat there yesterday. Nice atmos all round really. Will sit there again.

 

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