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MFC FAMILY DAY - 28/2/16


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DON’T miss the 2016 Melbourne Football Club Family Day proudly presented by New Age Caravans.

Come down and meet the team and enjoy a great range of fun activities at Luna Park.

Date: Sunday, February 28, 2016
Time: Gates open at 9am | Free rides until 11am

Location: Luna Park, 18 Lower Esplanade, St Kilda

Price: Free for all members, $10 for non-member adults, gold coin donation for non-member children

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Jack Watts a no show.

some very sad teen girls moping around.

Nice to see Pedo greeting the kids at the gate.

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I've been to the last three with my boy - they are definitely getting busier and busier. This one typically well done and it was good to talk with the new brigade (esp. after a win). Would be good to see if the membership numbers spike a bit as a result.

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44 minutes ago, Sir Why You Little said:

was the membership tent busy?

Yesterdays result would have opened a few wallets i bet. 

Timing couldn't have been better for a family day. 

Mate of mine signed himself and the family up today. Said there was a fair bit if activity at the membership tent when he did that.

 

 

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Went there with 3/4 of the family.  A great day and definitely the numbers are increasing each year.  Great access to the players who were in the general approachable (some you could tell would have preferred not to be there) and a great venue especially for those with younger kids.  Hats off to the Demon Army - great work again and hopefully you have recruited my daughter.

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Yeah it was a great morning at Luna Park. I found all the lads i spoke to with my boys very approachable. Big Max was clearly the most popular. Numbers seemed bigger than i can ever recall down there, i think we may outgrown the venue by next year, i gave up waiting in line to go on the rides such was the crowd size.

And yes the membership tents were busy, yesterdays performance was ideal timing id say!

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Went with my grandson after he had his footy training this morning. 

We arrived fairly late but he was thrilled to get a wave from Dom Tyson and James Harmes just as they were leaving.

Still cost a fair bit because I bought the young bloke a training jumper at the Demon Shop. Not cheap.

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11 hours ago, Pink Freud said:

Worth going for the presentation of the players at the end and also to find out some more on the injured players like Angus Brayshaw.

Thanks for sharing that info with us........:blink:

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2 hours ago, Whispering_Jack said:

Went with my grandson after he had his footy training this morning. 

We arrived fairly late but he was thrilled to get a wave from Dom Tyson and James Harmes just as they were leaving.

Still cost a fair bit because I bought the young bloke a training jumper at the Demon Shop. Not cheap.

Saw a young fella down at the local shops today in a Melbourne clash jumper.  Hadn't seen that for a while.

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Just got home and discussed the day with my wife.

from a Collingwood supporter the following.

- What a lovely bunch of people there I can only imagine what a Pies one would be like!

- A player spoke to my GD and asked her had she been to a game yet ? To which she answered No Pa makes me watch on TV. I asked my wife who was it? How do I know! So I have no idea who this nice boy was.

the Pies supported was impressed.

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