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A bit of banter between May and Lynch at a dinner the other night. From the AFL site.  "We went out for dinner the other night on the Gold Coast," May said. "We were talking about the Anzac

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It's worth re-iterating that Steven May chose MFC over offers from Collingwood and Hawthorn who also made finals this year - really who would've thought that even 2 years ago? And he cited the ke

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1 hour ago, special robert said:

IF i was Frost I wouldn't want to spend a year at Casey....and watch the others win a flag.....what happens to him?

You'll be able to put Frosty in your write up now instead of Hoges, if that's a help......

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I like him, but not as much as others it seems.

I am quite hopeful of being pleasantly surprised.

2 hours ago, Good Lord George said:

Playing in front of 80-90k... I wonder what the largest crowd GC have played in front of. 50k?

Indeed - GC's highest ever crowd is 51,774 (this year, vs West Coast).

Highest ever home crowd is actually the 33,388 they got to Perth vs Fremantle this year. Highest ever home crowd after that is their first ever game, 27,914 at the Gabba vs Carlton.

Highest ever home crowd at Metricon is 24,032 vs Collingwood in 2014.

It's actually kind of funny to think that a potential attraction to playing for Melbourne is crowds.

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26 minutes ago, Demon Disciple said:

Any potential nicknames for May?

'The Wall' perhaps?

I make the nicknames for the new recruits.

These are the official nicknames  -

Steven  'Skullcrusher'  May

Kade   'MGA'  Koladashnij

Bradyen  'The Preussmeister General'  Preuss

Austin  'Tallboy'  Bradtke

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2 minutes ago, Petraccattack said:

I make the nicknames for the new recruits.

These are the official nicknames  -

Steven  'Skullcrusher'  May

Kade   'MGA'  Koladashnij

Bradyen  'The Preussmeister General'  Preuss

Austin  'Tallboy'  Bradtke

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I make the nicknames for the new recruits.

These are the official nicknames  -

Steven  'Skullcrusher'  May

Kade   'MGA'  Koladashnij

Bradyen  'The Preussmeister General'  Preuss

Austin  'Tallboy'  Bradtke

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2 hours ago, special robert said:

IF i was Frost I wouldn't want to spend a year at Casey....and watch the others win a flag.....what happens to him?

Its one of the intrigues of 2019 for us...especially how he was playing for us at the end of the year. For mine, I play him over Omac. But theres pros and cons in that and  I think its going to work itself out over the pre season. 

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Loved that interview so much.

Admitted that he had stagnated and hadn't got as much out of his career so far but owned up to it.

I can see him having an awesome pre season and catapulting us into the top 4 next year.

Best believe it D'landers... this is our time.

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