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LOVE IT!!!!  

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Straight Sets Simon
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Disagree, the lack of sponsors makes it genuine.


Dappa Dan Trident

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1 minute ago, Demonland said:

It would have been nice if they had put the sponsor's logo on the jumper.

And the trickles of blood on his forehead.

Give it a week and it'll be plastered with other graffiti, and smelling faintly of urine.

I reckon it's about a 50% chance you'll find a faint trace of red and blue paint on Bugg's fingers today.

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Chris Redleg

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I would love to think that our marketing department are behind this but the lack of sponsors says otherwise. Would be a nice way to stamp ourselves as Melbourne, which is after all what they want to do. Would be a nice follow up to the free coffee and big ads they did last year. 

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I would love to think that our marketing department are behind this but the lack of sponsors says otherwise. Would be a nice way to stamp ourselves as Melbourne, which is after all what they want to do. Would be a nice follow up to the free coffee and big ads they did last year. 

Coffee in Hosier Lane?

"From Little Things...."

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20 minutes ago, Demonland said:

I'm not sure how permanent the Hosier Lane street art is.

You probably have a better idea than me since this is the first time in my life hearing of Hosier Lane.

 

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24 minutes ago, Dappa Dan said:

And the trickles of blood on his forehead.

Give it a week and it'll be plastered with other graffiti, and smelling faintly of urine.

I reckon it's about a 50% chance you'll find a faint trace of red and blue paint on Bugg's fingers today.

A week? From what other fans think of Buggy there will be [censored] all over it already.

I had no idea other fans disliked him as much as they apparently do. Was speaking to a fellow Dees fan at work just now and he's not liked by many, Tigs, Norf and Doggies now.. love it!

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Chris Redleg

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10 minutes ago, Nasher said:

You probably have a better idea than me since this is the first time in my life hearing of Hosier Lane.

 

Just an FYI, Hosier Lane is one of many lanes in Melbourne's CBD (one of the more famous an public ones). Many of the lanes are celebrated in part due to the graffiti, which is ever changing. 

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