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9 hours ago, phuket demon said:

Its 125 for the pass only. 170 with mfc membership 

I think this is the first year they have had two options like this, I haven’t yet renewed so hadn’t noticed. I assume the $125 option still counts to the membership total and is even better value if you dont need a single game ticket/whatever else comes with the membership.  

Edited by Gaaawn

 
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On 1/16/2019 at 1:32 AM, Gaaawn said:

Not a poster but I use this site to help keep up to date with the Dees. I’m in San Francisco.

Little tip for those wanting the watch afl pass (which is USD150 on its own if you’re in the USA). The Demons international membership includes the watch afl pass and is AUD170 (USD120ish). Save some cash and increase the membership count!

Only joined Demonland today, wish I'd looked into this, I've been paying the AFL pass for years but only ever watch the Demons' games. I'll make sure I look out for it next year. 

 
On 1/15/2019 at 10:04 PM, Rob Mac...... said:

Hi folks. In Los Angeles here 

Sorry.

6 hours ago, SwissDee said:

Only joined Demonland today, wish I'd looked into this, I've been paying the AFL pass for years but only ever watch the Demons' games. I'll make sure I look out for it next year. 

Welcome to Demonland. Hopefully, you'll find it a worthwhile experience.


On 1/13/2019 at 11:55 PM, Abu Dhabi Dee said:

I’m in Abu Dhabi and about to move to Dubai. I never miss a match and go to work the Aussies Abroad Grand Final Day every year. Hopefully to watch the dees this year.

When I first saw your Demonland name, I thought you must be a Flintstones fan.

32 minutes ago, La Dee-vina Comedia said:

Welcome to Demonland. Hopefully, you'll find it a worthwhile experience.

There's always a first.

1 minute ago, In Harmes Way said:

There's always a first.

A singing elephant on a pogo stick?

 
On 1/19/2019 at 12:16 PM, Biffen said:

Most of my time these days is divided between Ararat and Barwon.

I hear they have excellent facilities in both now, especially if you're cashed up.

On 1/16/2019 at 9:23 AM, Ethan Tremblay said:

Uh yes LA, discovered by the Germans in 1904, they named it San Diego, which of course in German means a whale's [censored]

Zis won is rather oblique to my 3 remaining teutonic brain cells. Vat are yu talkin about?

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Hi folks. Can you all get the Essendon game on WatchAFL please?

I’m getting beachball and “no content available”

 

..couldn’t get the Port game until 2/3 way through!

In Los Angeles, but doubt that matters. 

Any helpful info is most appreciated!

thanks

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