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Tom McDonald's goal was the most concentrated moment of pure unadulterated joy I've ever felt as a Melbourne supporter…but I guess I'm biased.

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    T-Macs goal makes me feel sick every time I see it. It reminds me of how drunk I got that night. Three days after the game I received a tuxedo jumpsuit in the post, apparently I’d ordered it when drunk. 

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    1 hour ago, Chook said:

    Tom McDonald's goal was the most concentrated moment of pure unadulterated joy I've ever felt as a Melbourne supporter…but I guess I'm biased.

    possibly good reason, chook ?

    I'm biased about RobbieF.

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    3 hours ago, Graeme Yeats' Mullet said:

    Love Cam Pedersens crucial touch... Without it, Tmac wouldn't have gotten the ball

    Gonna miss the big guy! ❤️?

    Pedo was a decient part of that whole win, taking a big grab and kicking a goal with about 10mins to go as well.  

    He didn’t play that all that many senior games for the MFC, but he had some big moments in some of the breakthrough games towards the end.  I'll never forget Pedo's role in that win we had against Hawthorn - kicked at least 2 goals at crucial times and had a good hand in a number of others.

     

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    5 hours ago, Chook said:

    Tom McDonald's goal was the most concentrated moment of pure unadulterated joy I've ever felt as a Melbourne supporter…but I guess I'm biased.

    It was the perfect antidote for me to recover from that dying seconds loss we had against St Kilda a few years ealier when Leigh Montagna stole defeat from the jaws of victory from us in what would have been another hoodoo breaking game against the Saints, but with that recient history in mind, I couldn't fully celebrate the T Mac goal until the siren had sounded.  I still remember that Montagna goal and how it made me feel at the time, but moments like Tommy Mac's goal and a number of others are starting to heal the emotional wounds of the past decade, though I don't think I can fully recover from a case of late onset MFCSS until we bring home that elusive flag.

    Like you Chook, I'm a huge fan of Tommy's, but thankfully he is in good company these days with soo many wearing the red and blue competing for the mantle of my favorite player.

    Edited by Rodney (Balls) Grinter

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