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If we win the Premiership then this needs to be put up 50ft tall on the side of a building in the CBD. 

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    heart just stopped.

     

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    there it goes again

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    Am I the only one who doesn't really like this? I mean, it's objectively a great photo…but we don't deserve to see Gawny hold it until he wins it. I mean, it's like taking a photo of yourself sitting inside someone else's sweet car. Sure it's cool…but it's not yours.

    Yet.

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    9 minutes ago, Chook said:

    Am I the only one who doesn't really like this? I mean, it's objectively a great photo…but we don't deserve to see Gawny hold it until he wins it. I mean, it's like taking a photo of yourself sitting inside someone else's sweet car. Sure it's cool…but it's not yours.

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    Agreed. It’s a bit ‘meh’ for mine. 

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    i assume all other club captains/substitute captains got a photo also...bit like santa for kiddies?

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    I dont quite get this, but only because he isnt one of the Captains.

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    1 hour ago, Chook said:

    Am I the only one who doesn't really like this? I mean, it's objectively a great photo…but we don't deserve to see Gawny hold it until he wins it. I mean, it's like taking a photo of yourself sitting inside someone else's sweet car. Sure it's cool…but it's not yours.

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    Could be worse, he could be wearing a thor jumper

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    Obviously the only bloke tall enough when the lights aren't on.....

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    1 hour ago, Chook said:

    Am I the only one who doesn't really like this? I mean, it's objectively a great photo…but we don't deserve to see Gawny hold it until he wins it. I mean, it's like taking a photo of yourself sitting inside someone else's sweet car. Sure it's cool…but it's not yours.

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    Disagree.

    It's clearly reflecting a deep aspirational goal.

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    What you can’t see in this photo is all the short captains jumping up and down trying to grab the cup off Max

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    Something to aspire to. 

    Disagree with the killjoys. Show a little excitement for just a moment before R1

    I don't have a problem with it at all. 

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    Ohhhhhh YER?

    They should put this up in the change rooms before every match, it's got me pumped.

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    Good photo, but looks like Maxy stole it. He's not wearing a Premiership Medal.

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    7 hours ago, Chook said:

    Am I the only one who doesn't really like this? I mean, it's objectively a great photo…but we don't deserve to see Gawny hold it until he wins it. I mean, it's like taking a photo of yourself sitting inside someone else's sweet car. Sure it's cool…but it's not yours.

    Yet.

    Agree.
    I find it abit cringy myself.
    Win it 1st.
    Glory pics with it after.

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    I seem to recall the AFL does this every year with each of the team captains. But why? What's the marketing value of this photo? I'm not having a go at the AFL (there are plenty of other more important - and unimportant - issues to do that), but I'm genuinely curious. Why is this photo taken? What's it used for? 

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    1 hour ago, La Dee-vina Comedia said:

    I seem to recall the AFL does this every year with each of the team captains. But why? What's the marketing value of this photo? I'm not having a go at the AFL (there are plenty of other more important - and unimportant - issues to do that), but I'm genuinely curious. Why is this photo taken? What's it used for? 

    Same question, different photo. 

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