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Travesty

Fitz Fitzpatrick
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Heard on 3AW that the MFC are relocating out on Footscray Road and that Collingwood are moving full time in to the MCG?

Why is there not an outcry about this?!

Pies are moving in to OUR ground and we are getting shunted out to the Docklands. WTF?@!

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    Heard on 3AW that the MFC are relocating out on Footscray Road and that Collingwood are moving full time in to the MCG?

    Why is there not an outcry about this?!

    Pies are moving in to OUR ground and we are getting shunted out to the Docklands. WTF?@!

    Outcry?

    We're sponsored by the AFL, we're insignificant, horribly underperforming and have no kudos.

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    By "moving full-time to the MCG" I assume you mean their offices. Doesn't make sense because they have everything in place and spent millions upgrading Westpac Center.

    Secondly, Footscray Road wouldn't be the end of the world. Once the markets go to Epping that place is going to boom. Right on the edge of the city. Club should get in now. It passed on the Glasshouse and Collingwood swooped.

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    Heard on 3AW that the MFC are relocating out on Footscray Road and that Collingwood are moving full time in to the MCG?

    Why is there not an outcry about this?!

    Pies are moving in to OUR ground and we are getting shunted out to the Docklands. WTF?@!

    Don't believe everything you hear on 3AW. The brand new multi storey complex right adjacent to the Westpac Centre is just about finished. They have just finished building a $1.5mill studio complex in the existing complex and have plenty of space there and are in fact expanding the space there. So wouldn't credit this rumour. Plus extremely unlikely the MCC would do this when there have been ongoing discussions about the footy dept moving back in to purpose made facilities in the G in the revamped Southern Stand when its completed.

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