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WELCOME TO THE MELBOURNE FOOTBALL CLUB - STEVEN MAY

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Like this. Another genuine mongrel bar steward. We have a few in the team now with Milkman, Viney, Lever, Preuss, Nev, etc.

 

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    May and Lever... well that’s our backline taken care of for the next 5 years!

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    2 hours ago, Demon Disciple said:

    Any potential nicknames for May?

    'The Wall' perhaps?

    May-bomb ?☢️

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    8 hours ago, Beetle said:

    How so doc?

    I thought I remembered that same poster saying earlier in the year he had inside knowledge of dissent between players and coach. I could be wrong though.

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    11 hours ago, DemonOX said:

    Great to have a big aggressive mongrel in the backline. 

    Will help our defence hugely. 

    Great get MFC. 

    The whole draft process was in fact a win, win for the MFC. There was no need to look solely at superlatives in the draft outcome - a win is a win leading forward to some real positivism. Underlying knowledge and experience within the FD and the Club itself dealt with what needed to be ameliorated; not all was popular but at the same time, it was necessary. Shame - at the end of the day - that we didn't unload OMac to the Gold Coast Suns, or Freo, or Carlton or the Filth. On a brighter note, we are poised to further advance with space and picks to come in the near future.

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    29 minutes ago, Deemania since 56 said:

    The whole draft process was in fact a win, win for the MFC. There was no need to look solely at superlatives in the draft outcome - a win is a win leading forward to some real positivism. Underlying knowledge and experience within the FD and the Club itself dealt with what needed to be ameliorated; not all was popular but at the same time, it was necessary. Shame - at the end of the day - that we didn't unload OMac to the Gold Coast Suns, or Freo, or Carlton or the Filth. On a brighter note, we are poised to further advance with space and picks to come in the near future.

    You'll be disappointed when he starts round 1 and starts in the team all year then. 

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    1 minute ago, deanox said:

    You'll be disappointed when he starts round 1 and starts in the team all year then. 

    Yes

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    8 hours ago, Ethan Tremblay said:

    Couldn’t stand him when he played for Gold Coast. Think he’s a bloody legend now. Funny how that happens. 

    Terrific becoming more 'accepting', felt that way about Peter Moore from the Filth.

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    50 minutes ago, Smokey said:

     

    Yes please 

    Fantastic.

    And just the type you want to run on to a ground with. 

    We're building a seriously tough team. 

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    1 minute ago, Nasher said:

    Jake Melksham!

    Didn't hate Melksham or many other transferees. Didn't like pretty-boy Moore, though.

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    The thing with May is that I think he will make all the other defenders walk taller, be more confident and less likely to be intimidated. Reminds me of a Big Byron. He and Jetta will be rocks.

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    37 minutes ago, chook fowler said:

    ComeWhat

    May is a tough character with purpose. I reckon 'Far Cough' sounds appropriate. 

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    I’ll admit I haven’t been a May fan but he wears the colours now and you have to like it when players show commitment in coming to our club. The club have identified a need and hope the members on here that rate May are proven right. 

    All the best for your career in the Red and Blue Steven. 

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    Goody is obviously impressive face to face and he does seem to be developing a family of committed players and staff which all bodes well for attracting and retaining players and for getting the best out of them. Happy days

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    3 hours ago, Smokey said:

     

    Yes please 

    Mayday!

    That’s what I would be thinking just before the bone crunching hit.

    He needs to temper his aggression as he got rubbed out for a few of these bumps. We need him on the park not in the stands.

    That said very happy to have him onboard.

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