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Pity we lost Paul Kelly to Adelaide. He wrote a series of excellent articles for the Age during the 87 finals run that really described the euphoria, until that game at Waverly of course.

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    Dennis Cometti has occasionally let slip that the Dees have always been his sentimental favorites

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      On 27/04/2015 at 08:38, Clintosaurus said:

    Not sure about Jesse but Ella definitely is.

    Don't care about Jesse.

    Ella's the one we want.

    The one I want anyhoo ;)

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      On 27/04/2015 at 08:09, Jesse Christ said:

    He posts here under the "Matt Demon" username..

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    Another couple of musos:

    Bruce Woodley - The Seekers (have seen him in the Members at the G donned in a Dees scarf)

    Jim Keays - The Masters Apprentices (R.I.P. Also saw him at games in our colours)

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    You can add Daniel Ricciardo to the West Coast Eagles and is also the current #1 ticket holder.

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    Mysty Hymen=carlton

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      On 27/04/2015 at 02:02, beelzebub said:

    Why does anyone really care ?

    You beat me to the punch...was going to post but cared so little that I didn't.

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      On 27/04/2015 at 04:20, piddz said:

    Since when is Joffa considered a celebrity????

    Or human?

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    First Dog = Footscray

    Cartoonist in the Guardian

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    I've heard John Travolta is a real Melbourne man but he doesn't really come out to games because he prefers to keep it a secret.

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    Beware of fake celebrity supporters.

    In the UK, the PM David Cameron was giving a televised speech and urged people to support West Ham. Unfortunately he's an Aston Villa man.

    This was his explanation for the mix-up, and it's not particularly coherent:

    “I want to say how sorry I am.

    "All I can explain is I went past the West Ham stadium the day before and I just said the word West Indies in my speech and I was making a point about the cricket Test and all the rest of it.

    “I meant to say Aston Villa and I am profoundly embarrassed.”

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    Richard Di Natale (news Greens leader) is a Richmond [censored].

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      On 26/04/2015 at 23:53, america de cali said:

    Makes my face screw up to see that ratbag Murdoch as a supporter. He is the biggest cheese in controlling world sport but has done bugger all for us as far as I can tell. Shameless meddler only interested in power and making more money. If one deserves a punch in the nose for getting into people's space it is him.

    Probably the most evil person in the Western world. Not joking

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    Daniel Andrews (Vic Premier) and Linda Dessau (about to be Vic Governor) - Essendon

    Ross Stevenson (radio announcer) and John Silvester (aka 'Sly of the Underworld') - Hawthorn

    Mick Gatto and the late Alphonse Gangitano - Carlton (what more needs to be said?)

    Diane ('DD') Dunleavy (radio announcer) - St Kilda

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    I support Melbourne but on field performances and a persecution complex caused by Demonland posters has me wavering.

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      On 07/05/2015 at 01:10, daisycutter said:

    i believe hitler was rather keen on the eagles

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    winston churchill was a great bomber fan

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    Similarly, Isabelle and Ferdinand II of Spain were great supporters of the Saints.

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