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

So, can it be concluded that sheep farmers are Dockers supporters?

 

Give us some money and power Rupert, you old dried up hag! Tightarse

That'll encourage him for sure

  • 6 years later...
 
On 4/27/2015 at 9:35 AM, Dees2014 said:

I was putting together a new post on the background working of WADA, and its key players at the weekend (I will post it in the next couple of days), and came across a list of noteworthy supporter of all clubs. It is clearly a couple of years old but i think revealing nevertheless. i'm sure many of you have seen it already.

Adelaide Football Club

  • Lleyton Hewitt (Tennis player) (#1 ticket holder)
  • David Hicks (Guantanamo Bay detainee)
  • Mark Holden (Australian Idol Judge/Music Producer)
  • Alexander Downer (Former Foreign Minister of Australia)
  • Guy Sebastian (singer and first winner of Australian Idol)
  • Graham Cornes
  • Adam Scott (Golfer)
  • Bruce McAvaney (sports commentator)
  • Ryan Fitzgerald (comedian)

Brisbane Lions

  • Greg Norman (Golfer) (former #1 ticket holder)
  • Julie Anthony (Singer)
  • Andrew Bartlett (former Australian politician)
  • Rob Elliott (Game show host)
  • Colin Friels (Actor)
  • Shane_Watson (Cricketer)
  • Peter Hollingworth (former Governor-General of Australia and former Archbishop of Brisbane)
  • Cheryl Kernot (former politician)
  • Bill Lawry (former Australian cricketer, current commentator)
  • Peter Marcato (sports radio personality)
  • Kieran Perkins (retired Olympic swimmer)
  • Pat Rafter (retired tennis player)
  • Kevin Rudd (Australian Prime Minister)
  • Cyril Gilbert (President of the Queensland RSL)
  • [censored] Johnson & Steven Johnson (V8 Supercar Champion and son)
  • Bert Newton (Australian television personality)

Carlton Football Club

  • Mike Williamson (broadcaster)
  • Megan Gale
  • Jo Silvagni (nee Bailey)
  • Chrissie Swan (Radio Host)
  • Andy Lee (Radio Host)
  • Olivia Newton John (Actress)
  • Richard Pratt (Business Man and Former Club President)
  • Dave Hughes (comedian)
  • Tina Arena (singer)
  • Steve Hooker (pole vaulter)

Collingwood Football Club

 

  • Eddie Mcguire (Club President)
  • Jeff Joffa Coaffe (Cheerquad Leader)
  • Jo Hall (Newsreader)
  • Alisha Camplin (Olympic Skier)
  • John Brumby (Politician)
  • Tony Jones (News Reporter)
  • Peter Helier (Comedian)
  • Jo Stanley (Radio Presenter)
  • Mark Chopper Reid (Comedian)
  • Bruce Mansfield (Radio Announcer)
  • Darren James (Radio Announcer)
  • Colleen Hewitt (Singer)

Essendon Football Club

  • Charlie Pickering
  • Jennifer Keyte (newsreader)
  • Peter Costello
  • Andrew Peacock
  • Andrew Bogut (NBA Basketballer)
  • Steve Irwin (The Crocodile Hunter) R.I.P
  • Geoff Dixon (Qantas CEO)
  • Anthony Callea (Australian Singer/Performer)
  • Jim Bacon (Former Tasmanian Premier)
  • Nick Giannopoulos (actor)
  • Brooke Hanson (Olympic swimmer)
  • Peter Garrett (Politician and singer for Midnight Oil)
  • Brian Mannix (singer)
  • Craig Lowndes (V8 Supercar Driver)
  • Ian Chappell (former Australian cricket captain)

Fremantle Football Club

  • Rove McManus (media personality)
  • Kim Beazley (politician, diplomat and academic)
  • Tim Winton (novelist)
  • Carmen Lawrence (former Premier)
  • Nick O'Hern (golfer)
  • Alan Carpenter (former Premier)
  • Luc Longley (retired professional basketball player)
  • Dixie Marshall (sports reporter and news presenter)
  • Simon Reeve (television presenter)
  • Matt Price (journalist)
  • Eskimo Joe (rock band)
  • Ben Roberts-Smith (recipient of the Victoria Cross)
  • Alison Fan (Channel Seven reporter)
  • Brad Hogg (Cricketer)
  • Tim Minchin (Comedian)

Geelong Football Club

  • Steve Bracks (Former premier of Victoria)
  • Anthony Hudson (sports commentator)
  • Daryl Somers (tv personality)
  • Denis Walter (Radio Personality)
  • Felicity Kennett
  • Mick Fanning
  • Rebecca Maddern
  • Ruby Rose
  • Geoff Sunderland (Adelaide Radio Personality)
  • Guy Pearce
  • Cadel Evans
  • Sally Fitzgibbons
  • Aaron Baddeley
  • Liz Cambage

Hawthorn Football Club

  • Jeff Kennett (former premier of Victoria and former club president)
  • Bob Hawke (former Labour prime minister)
  • Helen Kapalos (news reader) (#1 female ticket holder)
  • John Wood (actor)
  • Pat Cash (Wimbledon tennis champion)
  • Lehmo (Comedian, TV & Radio Presenter)
  • Stephen Quartermain (TV & Radio Commentator, Sports Presenter)
  • Andrew Gaze (Former Basketballer)
  • Peter Rowsthorn (Comedian)
  • Lote Tuqiri (Australian rugby union player)
  • Ian Baker-Finch (Australian Golfer)
  • Steve Vizard (Former funny man and director of Telstra)
  • Geoff Harris (Co-Founder of Flight Centre and Board member)
  • Mark Taylor (ex Australian Cricket captain and Media Commentator)
  • Janine Allis (Founder of Boost Juice and Board member)
  • Tamsyn Lewis (athlete)
  • James Tomkins (Australia's most successful rower)
  • Cameron Smith (Rugby League - Captain of Melbourne Storm, Queensland and Australia)

Melbourne Football Club

  • John So (Former Lord Mayor of Melbourne) (#1 ticket holder)
  • Terri Bracks (wife of Steve Bracks, #1 female ticket holder)
  • Derryn Hinch (news presenter)
  • Rob Sitch (comedian)
  • Baz Luhrman (film director)
  • Max Walker (former footballer, cricketer and humourist)
  • Wilbur Wilde (musician)
  • Rupert Murdoch
  • Joseph Gutnick (businessman and former club President)
  • Scared Weird Little Guys (Comedy act)
  • Anthony Mundine (boxer)
  • Shane Bourne (comedian)
  • Mal Walden (newsreader)
  • Alan Stockdale (former Victorian treasurer)
  • Brad Hodge (cricketer)
  • Steve Moneghetti (marathon runner)
  • Beverly O'Connor (television and radio personality)
  • Neil Mitchell (radio personality)
  • James Tomkins (rower)
  • Nicky Buckley (television personality)
  • Geoff Cox (television presenter)
  • Ian Henderson (newsreader)
  • Rob Gell (television weatherman)
  • Greg Evans (television personality)
  • Mike Sheahan (sports writer)
  • Michael Veitch (comedian and writer)
  • Clint Stanaway (channel 9 news reporter)
  • Archie Thompson (Soccer player)
  • Hamish Blake (comedian)

North Melbourne Football Club

  • Ricky Ponting (former Australian Cricket Captain) (#1 ticket holder)[1]
  • Simon Crean (federal Australian Politician) (patron) (leadership spiller)
  • John Farnham (musician)
  • Trevor Marmalade (comedian)
  • James Brayshaw (Former Cricketer, Footy Show host and current club President)
  • Tim Rogers (Musician - You Am I)
  • Ralph Willis (Former Federal Treasurer)
  • Ugly Dave Gray (Comedian)
  • Sigrid Thornton (Actress)
  • John-Michael Howson (Entertainment reporter)
  • George Gregan (Rugby Union Player - Wallabies)
  • Wayne Arthurs (Tennis player)
  • Elle McPherson (Model)
  • Peter Siddle (Cricketer)
  • Mark Webber (Formula 1 Driver)
  • Billy Slater (Melbourne Storm, QLD and Australian RL Full Back)
  • Adam Rayner (Actor)
  • Bronwyn Bishop (Politican)
  • Darren Boyd (abc sport comentator)
  • Jerry O'Connell (Actor)
  • Gorgi Coghlan (Television Presenter) [3]

Port Adelaide Football Club

  • Hugh Sheridan (Star of Packed to the Rafters)
  • David Koch (Sunrise co-host)
  • Roger Rasheed (tennis coach)
  • Hugh Jackman (actor)
  • Mike Rann (former SA Premier)

Richmond Football Club

  • Mick Molloy (comedian)
  • Cardinal George Pell (Archbishop of Sydney)
  • Simon Katich (Australian cricketer)
  • George Kapiniaris (Australian Comedian)
  • Livinia Nixon (Australian TV personality)
  • Denise Drysdale (Australian TV Personality)
  • Gretel Killeen (Australian TV Personality)
  • Paul Reiffel (former Australian Test Cricket fast bowler)
  • Jane Turner (Australian comedienne - Kath in "Kath & Kim")
  • Russell Morris (Australian rock legend)
  • Caroline Wilson (Journalist - The Age newspaper, Fox Footy TV)
  • Steve Price (Radio personality 2UE, formerly 3AW)
  • Gerry Mellas (Director of Life Strategies)

St Kilda Football Club

  • Eric Bana (actor and comedian)
  • Steve Bedwell (comedian)
  • Darren Berry (state cricketer and radio commentator)
  • Mark Doran (journalist)
  • Bruce Eva (radio presenter)
  • Lindsay Fox (businessman)
  • Michael Gudinski (Mushroom records CEO)
  • Graham Kennedy (Comedian)
  • Michael Klim (Australian swimmer)
  • Kate Langbrook (radio personality)
  • Molly Meldrum (Music Industry Professional)
  • Alicia Molik (Top Ten Tennis Player)
  • Geoff Ogilvy (professional golfer)
  • Stephen Peak (lawyer and radio presenter)
  • Marina Prior (performer)
  • Mick Thomas (musician)
  • Shane Warne (cricket player)
  • Peter Hitchener (newsreader)
  • Alicia Loxley (newsreader)

Sydney Swans

  • Nicole Kidman (Actress) [2]
  • Kristina Kenneally (former NSW Premier)
  • Ian Thorpe (Olympic swimmer)
  • Delta Goodrem (Singer)
  • David Wenham (Actor)
  • Judy Davis (Actress)
  • Kerry O'Keeffe (Cricketer)
  • Stuart MacGill (Cricketer)
  • Richard Wilkins (TV Personality)
  • Geraldine Doogue (ABC TV Personality)
  • Fran Kelly (ABC Radio Personality)
  • Ian "Dicko" Dickson (Former Australian Idol judge)
  • Tom Gleeson (Comedian)
  • Tom Williams (Host of The Great Outdoors)
  • Sandra Sully (Newsreader)
  • Mike Willesee (former current affairs host)
  • Paul Mercurio
  • Willie Mason (rugby league player) (Herald Sun 4/6/2006)
  • Former owner Geoff Edelsten
  • Scott Horscroft (Music Producer)
  • Adam Spencer (Radio Host)
  • Tony Squires (TV Personality)
  • John Mangos (TV Personality)

West Coast Eagles

  • Shaun Tait (Australian Cricketer)
  • Danny Green (Boxer)
  • Ernie Dingo (TV Personality)
  • Dennis Lillee (Cricketer)
  • Jeff Newman (TV Personality)
  • Justin Langer (Cricketer)
  • Damien Oliver (Jockey)
  • Rick Ardon ( Newsreader - Ch 7 Perth)
  • Heath Ledger (actor)

Western Bulldogs

  • Will Anderson (Comedian)
  • Julia Gillard (knifed Prime Minister of Australia)
  • Chris Hemsworth (Aussie actor "Thor")
  • Merv Hughes (Australian Cricket Player)
  • Tom Lister
  • William McInnes (actor, Blue Heelers)
  • Dave O'Neill (Comedian)
  • Janet Rice (Greens' lead Senate candidate)
  • Mark Seymour (musician, Hunters & Collectors)
  • Liam McIntyre (Aussie actor "Spartacus" TV Series)

i suggest we all add to this list from our own knowledge - I think it can be instructive as to why clubs behave as they do.

I found this by googling who does Clint Stanaway barrack for?

It’ so interesting! But I won’t lie, I kinda wish I hadn’t read the Essendrug list. I could’ve happily gone to my grave not knowing Tim Minchin barracks for those filthy bottom-feeders. 
#iStillLoveHimTho

Edit: It’s Freo for Tim Minchin, not Essendon! So happy to have made a mistake. 

Edited by WalkingCivilWar


11 minutes ago, Smokey said:

Haha good to see my uncle in there (Wilbur Wilde) 

Another reason to like him. 
❤️?

26 minutes ago, Smokey said:

Haha good to see my uncle in there (Wilbur Wilde) 

Thought he must've been a St.Kilda supporter after seeing him play the Sax at the 2010 GF.
In a St.Kilda scarf if I remember correctly.

1 minute ago, Fork 'em said:

Thought he must've been a St.Kilda supporter after seeing him play the Sax at the 2010 GF.
In a St.Kilda scarf if I remember correctly.

Could’ve been worse… could’ve been a magpies scarf. ?

 
1 hour ago, Fork 'em said:

Thought he must've been a St.Kilda supporter after seeing him play the Sax at the 2010 GF.
In a St.Kilda scarf if I remember correctly.

Reckon there was a video of muso types having a kick at half time at a VFL / AFL game many moons ago. None of 'em wore footy boots & it was a wet, muddy surface so the video consisted mainly of them slipping over in slow motion. I think @Smokey your uncle Big Wilbur was out there sporting Melbourne colours. Can't recall many others but Molly Meldrum was in Saints gear & Jon English in a Fitzroy outfit. Shirley Strahan in Hawthorn colours


15 minutes ago, daisycutter said:

and a special thanks to mrmoose who responded to a post of mine from may 2015

much appreciated

You are too modest dc - you are something of a celebrity yourself - at least among a certain social group.

2 minutes ago, Bitter but optimistic said:

You are too modest dc - you are something of a celebrity yourself - at least among a certain social group.

a mere shadow, uncle,  to a master of the manor and shepherd to long legged sheep

1 hour ago, Jumping Jack Clennett said:

Wilbur Wilde’s brother, Chris Aitken ( I think), played for the Dees in the 70s.

? your Dad, Smokey?

Yeah that's right. Wilbur is my 2nd uncle to be more specific, Chris is not my old man

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5 hours ago, WalkingCivilWar said:

I found this by googling who does Clint Stanaway barrack for?

It’ so interesting! But I won’t lie, I kinda wish I hadn’t read the Essendrug list. I could’ve happily gone to my grave not knowing Tim Minchin barracks for those filthy bottom-feeders. 
#iStillLoveHimTho

Edit: It’s Freo for Tim Minchin, not Essendon! So happy to have made a mistake. 

 

Edited by Dees2014


2 hours ago, daisycutter said:

and a special thanks to mrmoose who responded to a post of mine from may 2015

much appreciated

I read one of the earlier posts that Jesse and Ella Hooper from Killing Heidi we're Melbourne supporters.
Was gonna reply that that I didn't care about Jesse but am happy Ella is.

Read further on and I'd already replied.
Thought I'd gone Back to the Future till I saw the dateline.
Was amused my thoughts hadn't changed ?

16 minutes ago, Fork 'em said:

I read one of the earlier posts that Jesse and Ella Hooper from Killing Heidi we're Melbourne supporters.
Was gonna reply that that I didn't care about Jesse but am happy Ella is.

Read further on and I'd already replied.
Thought I'd gone Back to the Future till I saw the dateline.
Was amused my thoughts hadn't changed ?

What did Jesse do wrong Fork?

14 hours ago, Smokey said:

Haha good to see my uncle in there (Wilbur Wilde) 

I’ve been to the footy with your Uncle Wilbur. I can re-confirm he is most definitely a Dees supporter, scarred yet hopeful, like others of his gen. 

2 minutes ago, Webber said:

I’ve been to the footy with your Uncle Wilbur. I can re-confirm he is most definitely a Dees supporter, scarred yet hopeful, like others of his gen. 

He's a cracking bloke, seriously funny too 

MFC: Russell Howcroft - adman and ex channel 10 GM (have a listen to the recent hamish and andy bit on hamish trying to become friends with Russell)


16 hours ago, WalkingCivilWar said:

I found this by googling who does Clint Stanaway barrack for?

It’ so interesting! But I won’t lie, I kinda wish I hadn’t read the Essendrug list. I could’ve happily gone to my grave not knowing Tim Minchin barracks for those filthy bottom-feeders. 
#iStillLoveHimTho

Edit: It’s Freo for Tim Minchin, not Essendon! So happy to have made a mistake. 

Interesting to see James Tomkins in twice. Perhaps he was a fan of the proposed merge back in the day? 

17 hours ago, WalkingCivilWar said:

I found this by googling who does Clint Stanaway barrack for?

It’ so interesting! But I won’t lie, I kinda wish I hadn’t read the Essendrug list. I could’ve happily gone to my grave not knowing Tim Minchin barracks for those filthy bottom-feeders. 
#iStillLoveHimTho

Edit: It’s Freo for Tim Minchin, not Essendon! So happy to have made a mistake. 

Tim Minchin..?! If I was given an ultimatum to watch one of his shows or cut off a finger, I would definitely cut a finger off, without hesitation. 

Edited by Ethan Trembley

54 minutes ago, Superunknown said:

MFC: Russell Howcroft - adman and ex channel 10 GM (have a listen to the recent hamish and andy bit on hamish trying to become friends with Russell)

I watched the Geelong final with Russell in 2018 in a pub in London, total random encounter. Great bloke! Didn't join me on the beers at 10am though from memory... think he had some business to attend to after the game.

Edited by Luther

 
5 hours ago, Superunknown said:

MFC: Russell Howcroft - adman and ex channel 10 GM

Was a member of the MFC Board from 2009 to 2014.  He'd better be a Demon man!

43 minutes ago, demonstone said:

Was a member of the MFC Board from 2009 to 2014.  He'd better be a Demon man!

Can also confirm that his wife and kids are Dees supporters. I know, shocker! 


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