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1990 Melbourne Demons Celebrity Variety Concert

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Just found this pearler on Youtube, never seen it before :) It's the full show, goes for 2.5 hours

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    Someone has posted the full ABC Replay from 1987, Western Oval v Footscray

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    Supermercado did a write up of that variety concert on Demonblog, bloody hilarious if you've got 15 minutes to kill reading it.

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    Just found this pearler on Youtube, never seen it before :) It's the full show, goes for 2.5 hours

    Weird as hell and oh so cringeworthy

    What was the point of it? Fund raiser?

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    Someone has posted the full ABC Replay from 1987, Western Oval v Footscray

    just the best day i have ever had at the footy

    The fact the AFL got rid of Victorian home grounds for the privately owned Etihad makes me very angry...

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    Supermercado did a write up of that variety concert on Demonblog, bloody hilarious if you've got 15 minutes to kill reading it.

    Thanks Gonzo, ill check it out

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    just the best day i have ever had at the footy

    The fact the AFL got rid of Victorian home grounds for the privately owned Etihad makes me very angry...

    Same here SWYL, i still get goose bumps watching the replay

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    Thanks Demonland, I always loved 'C'mon Demons'. When they belted it out before a game at the 'G' it really got the heart pumping. Back then of course, we all believed that the next Premiership Cup was just around the corner. Not quite the same emotions watching that clip after all the barren years we have endured. Just lots of nostalgia, mixed with sadness for those champions who are no longer with us.

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    Robbie Flower and Robert Walls talk to Kevin Bartlett after Melbourne's defeat of Fitzroy, Round 1, 1985

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    Laughable comparison of Deledio and Flower in the Age by Gleeson.

    The only similarity is that both played football.

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    Laughable comparison of Deledio and Flower in the Age by Gleeson.

    The only similarity is that both played football.

    Thought the exact same thing myself Biffen, rediculous comparison

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    Laughable comparison of Deledio and Flower in the Age by Gleeson.

    The only similarity is that both played football.

    closer comparison is Flower to Fyfe... although different players there are enormous similarities in tight situations.

    Fyfe way more an inside players but similar in the air.

    Flower as good under pressure of multiple opponents closing in.

    Flower run & carry superior.

    Disposal = Flower.

    Courage = both

    Strength - Fyfe

    in short; its great to finally see another who has the same passion, dedication & love for the game; & focus under pressure.

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