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For being in the position we are in for this week. The way the club was a few years ago, I felt as if we would never get out of the hole we were in. I'm grateful that I get to enjoy football again with my family and know good times are a head for us. I honestly forgot what it feels like to get excited about going to a football match.

 
16 hours ago, pinkshark said:

I am grateful for Hells Bells being played as the players run out, but then left shattered by the quick shut off and replacement of the Grand Old Flag.  I know its our club song but its also ACDC.  Its appropriate for our team.  Turn it up louder, don't cut it off.  Pump it up!!!! Its the right thing to do. 

 

Just diverging for a moment, just before Hells Bells is played at the ground the sound system plays a "heartbeat" sound. You know the one...thump, thump...thump,thump. Last week when that was being played, the scoreboard showed a woman standing and hitting her chest with her closed fist mimicking the visual of "thump/thump...thump/thump".

It made me think that if all Melbourne supporters at the ground started doing that at it would make a great visual and involve supporters in a passionate demonstration of their support for our club. I'll be there on Saturday and intend to start copying that lady's moves. Feel free to join me.  

I am grateful for sticking fat over the past 10 years.

There were times where I was ready to have my three turn to the Sydney Swans (wife's team) as MFC were below rock bottom.. However, I always bought my boys their MFC Memberships and hoped it would all change. AND it did and the next decade will be very fruitful and hopefully reset the clock on when MFC's last premiership was won. 1964 will be a distant memory and Jones/Viney will be the captains of the next MFC Premiership. 

 
48 minutes ago, 3726062254 said:

I am grateful for sticking fat over the past 10 years.

There were times where I was ready to have my three turn to the Sydney Swans (wife's team) as MFC were below rock bottom.. However, I always bought my boys their MFC Memberships and hoped it would all change. AND it did and the next decade will be very fruitful and hopefully reset the clock on when MFC's last premiership was won. 1964 will be a distant memory and Jones/Viney will be the captains of the next MFC Premiership. 

Well done 372.....  where did that id come from?

Google search revealed,

3726062254 - Demonland 

demonland.com/forums/profile/17344-3726062254/
 
 
 
On ‎8‎/‎22‎/‎2017 at 9:43 PM, small but forward said:

Anyone else reckon Clarry looks like Bluey Truscott?

YEEEEEES and more to the point I'm tipping him to Win it!


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