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It's a big week in football

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This is by far and away the biggest week in the Melbourne Football Club's women's history. 

We play Carlton on Saturday and simply must win to keep our premiership chances alive. Carlton like us, are sitting at 2-1 and in a short season where top of the ladder plays second for the premiership, this is do or die.

The Melbourne Football Club are the founders of this great game and pioneers of women's football. It means a lot to us. We want to and deserve to win the first women's league premiership.

The Melbourne Football Club drafted Daisy before there was even an AFWL. Prior to that she had won six league best and fairests playing for the Darebin Football Club.

Daisy was in the bests for the dees in the first two weeks but was finally moved into the midfield last week and was a clear best afield in our third win against the pies. We want Daisy to win the best player of the league in the first year of women's football. It should be the Daisy Pearce medal going forwards.

Do yourself a favour and support Daisy and the Dees this week

http://www.melbournefc.com.au/video/2015-09-12/best-and-fairest-daisy-pearce-speech

 

 
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On 23/02/2017 at 1:27 PM, Wrecker45 said:

This is by far and away the biggest week in the Melbourne Football Club's women's history. 

We play Carlton on Saturday and simply must win to keep our premiership chances alive. Carlton like us, are sitting at 2-1 and in a short season where top of the ladder plays second for the premiership, this is do or die.

The Melbourne Football Club are the founders of this great game and pioneers of women's football. It means a lot to us. We want to and deserve to win the first women's league premiership.

The Melbourne Football Club drafted Daisy before there was even an AFWL. Prior to that she had won six league best and fairests playing for the Darebin Football Club.

Daisy was in the bests for the dees in the first two weeks but was finally moved into the midfield last week and was a clear best afield in our third win against the pies. We want Daisy to win the best player of the league in the first year of women's football. It should be the Daisy Pearce medal going forwards.

Do yourself a favour and support Daisy and the Dees this week

http://www.melbournefc.com.au/video/2015-09-12/best-and-fairest-daisy-pearce-speech

 

I'm going to quote myself because the AFLWL isn't as popular as it could be yet. The Dees are flying and could easily play off in the GF. Get on the girls. We beat Carlton and are in it to win it. Go Dees

It'd be a nice little platform for our men's team in 20017 too, if the women win the inaugural league cup.

 
12 hours ago, A F said:

It'd be a nice little platform for our men's team in 20017 too, if the women win the inaugural league cup.

AF do we have to wait another 18,000 years for the cup?

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