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The Dons are organising a massive pre-game programme for this match . It will "represent their past, their present and their future" and they want this moment to stay with their supporter for the rest of their lives.  I can only hope that every Melb supporter turns up to the "G" that day , our home ground & the spiritual home of "clean " football, and supports our team in voice and numbers. A win is an absolute necessity!!

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Essendrug home game, I am not going. I refuse to show support of any kind for the drug cheats. 

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I'm worried about this game. Massive walk to the G, many past players attending. A big build up for then in their first home game,.

I hope they get smacked round 1 and we follow up with round 2 but I'm nervous about it

 

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7 minutes ago, ManDee said:

Essendrug home game, I am not going. I refuse to show support of any kind for the drug cheats. 

 

7 minutes ago, Cards13 said:

Ess home game, dilemma in letting any of my cash go to the cheats.

If you have a 16 game MFC membership the money for your entry at away games goes to MFC

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4 minutes ago, ManDee said:

Essendrug home game, I am not going. I refuse to show support of any kind for the drug cheats. 

 

4 minutes ago, Cards13 said:

Ess home game, dilemma in letting any of my cash go to the cheats.

 

We have an opportunity to annihilate one of our rivals at the G. Who wouldn't want to be there to witness that?

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1 minute ago, Moonshadow said:

 

If you have a 16 game MFC membership the money for your entry at away games goes to MFC

MCC/MFC member. I think (not sure) that the MCC distribute to the home team.


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Just now, stevethemanjordan said:

 

 

We have an opportunity to annihilate one of our rivals at the G. Who wouldn't want to be there to witness that?

Steve, perhaps I have a simplistic view but I have a problem with drug cheats in sport. The club that organised a PED program that led to 34 players being banned have not yet been punished. I have few options, I do not buy their sponsors products and do not go to their games.

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16 minutes ago, jnrmac said:

I'm worried about this game. Massive walk to the G, many past players attending. A big build up for then in their first home game,.

I hope they get smacked round 1 and we follow up with round 2 but I'm nervous about it

 

Confidence jnr.

you can put it in the bank we will win the first two.

They can march up and down till they are blue in the face will make no difference to the result.

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If we turn up and play with the sort of intensity we are hoping to see week in, week out, we will pummel them. And it will be lovely.

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33 minutes ago, jnrmac said:

I'm worried about this game. Massive walk to the G, many past players attending. A big build up for then in their first home game,.

I hope they get smacked round 1 and we follow up with round 2 but I'm nervous about it

 

Sounds just like the Tommy Hafey game against the Tiges..look forward to spoiling the party

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1 minute ago, Leoncelli_36 said:
17 minutes ago, old dee said:

Confidence jnr.

you can put it in the bank we will win the first two.

They can march up and down till they are blue in the face will make no difference to the result.

 

Thanks Henry Bolte !!!!   Have the police found the report into the car accident yet ?????????

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I go every week home or away in Melb, as AFL Membership gets me into away games without giving a penny to the home team, it's going to be a cringe-inducing sycophantic love in that's going to be hard to stomach.


Can we organise for all Dees fans at the game to turn their backs when the MC instructs all the Essendrug drones to applaud their drug cheats as a form of protest?

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42 minutes ago, Moonshadow said:

 

If you have a 16 game MFC membership the money for your entry at away games goes to MFC

True, which I do, I may just have to bring my own food and drinks. heading along to the GWS game with my (he will be) 6 month old for his first taste of it.

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40 minutes ago, ManDee said:

Steve, perhaps I have a simplistic view but I have a problem with drug cheats in sport. The club that organised a PED program that led to 34 players being banned have not yet been punished. I have few options, I do not buy their sponsors products and do not go to their games.

My simplistic response is that there won't be any guilty players at this game so you can attend knowing that you'll be supporting clean players.

Just trying to help you find a way to get there, ManDee.

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16 minutes ago, pineapple dee said:

Thanks Henry Bolte !!!!   Have the police found the report into the car accident yet ?????????

Wow pd I did not think anyone would pick that one up.

You are older than I thought.

to answer No still looking.

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As mentioned already, this is a replacement home game, so anyone with an 11 game membership can get in.

 

Edit - as long as someone at the MCG remembers to press the magic 'button'. Took a while to get in for the first of our replacement games last season.

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41 minutes ago, old dee said:

Confidence jnr.

you can put it in the bank we will win the first two.

They can march up and down till they are blue in the face will make no difference to the result.

OD, there's something about your confidence that makes me feel more optimistic about the season ahead than I was a few weeks ago. I sure hope that you're right.

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51 minutes ago, stevethemanjordan said:

 

 

We have an opportunity to annihilate one of our rivals at the G. Who wouldn't want to be there to witness that?

Ill be there. Want to see us bury these cheats.  Be there with oldest lad...a Bomber...only fair...he comes when a Dees home game.

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1 minute ago, Good Times Grimes said:

OD, there's something about your confidence that makes me feel more optimistic about the season ahead than I was a few weeks ago. I sure hope that you're right.

For the first time in a decade we have a reasonable list. Baring a bad run with injuries our best 25  now have the skill level needed to compete with most teams.

I believe we are a better side than Essendon and we should win.

 

 

 

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I wonder if they will use this occasion as an opportunity to rehabilitate Hird? First thing that came on my mind.

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Just now, america de cali said:

I wonder if they will use this occasion as an opportunity to rehabilitate Hird? First thing that came on my mind.

We should recreate the "hird" moment for them...Who can we get to line up whom ??   :rolleyes:

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