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Jake Melksham 150 games

Nathan Jones 100th game as captain (5th in the clubs history)

Angus Brayshaw 50 games.

 

Bernie Vince 100 Melbourne games??

 

(One day he'll belt out a few pups for the father son rule I am sure of it....)

 

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Wasn't too long ago we were worried that Gus might not make it to 50 games.

Now I can't wait to see him play 200 in the red and blue.


4 minutes ago, Moonshadow said:

Thank you Essendon for Milkshake and Pig

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Thanks Taylor and Viney.

We paid massive overs for both, if I remember the threads rightly. The Melksham trade was particularly a total writeoff because he’s a soft spud, and he spent the first year rubbed out so there was no way the future seasons he spent on the list could make up for that one lost one.

I just hope that the final score is in our favour, like when we ruined the after party for Corey Enright's 300 milestone game at the Cattery in 2015.  That will do very nicely thanks!

This weekend is a personal milestone for me in that it will be 200 weeks since I last drank alcohol.

I've told friends I'll have a beer when Melbourne wins the flag.   After such a long time off it, I think I'd be less of a two-pot screamer and more of a Cadbury's (a glass and a half) or even an Omo (less than a third of a cup).

 

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