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Replacement Game is Rd 11 vs Hawthorn (Friday Night)

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A Friday night match-up against the Hawks has been locked in as a replacement game for Melbourne members in 2020.

The match is a replacement game for our Round 9 home fixture in Alice Springs. 

All members with home game access will be able to scan their membership card to gain general admission access into the ground. 

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    I'll bring my Smug spray.

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    Does anyone know how the finances work for these games. Does the MFC pay the Hawks anything, a lump sum or a fee per head?

    Thanks

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    2 hours ago, Diamond_Jim said:

    Does anyone know how the finances work for these games. Does the MFC pay the Hawks anything, a lump sum or a fee per head?

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    I think it is 50 dollars per head  Hawks to the SLAUGHTER !  Taste like chicken MMMMMMMMM.

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    A win by 1pt.

    Revenge for merger match

    Kick these smug [censored] on the guts

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    2 hours ago, Bring-Back-Powell said:

    Haven’t beaten this mob in an away game since before the iPhone was invented.

    (excluding the 2018 final)

    In dew course BBP, come on folks let’s hear some good Frost jokes.

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    38 minutes ago, Dee Zephyr said:

    In dew course BBP, come on folks let’s hear some good Frost jokes.

    I never warmed to him.

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    15 hours ago, Demonland said:

    A Friday night match-up against the Hawks has been locked in as a replacement game for Melbourne members in 2020.

    The match is a replacement game for our Round 9 home fixture in Alice Springs. 

    All members with home game access will be able to scan their membership card to gain general admission access into the ground. 

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    Delicious ?

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    1 hour ago, Dee Zephyr said:

    In dew course BBP, come on folks let’s hear some good Frost jokes.

    Hope he kicks it to me in the crowd

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    1 hour ago, Dee Zephyr said:

    In dew course BBP, come on folks let’s hear some good Frost jokes.

    Hawthorn suppoters reckon Clarko can make him a hybrid of Matthew Scarlett, Steve Silvagni, Alex Rance and David Dench all rolled into one.

    Good to see they haven't loss their arrogance despite not winning a final in 5 years. 

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    Cracker of a round this. About a dozen of us are coming over for a boys weekend to catch the following games:

    Hawks v Dees Friday night. 
    Tigers v swans sat early
    Dogs v Blues sat night
    Pies v Eagles Sunday. 

    ????????

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    Excellent result for the Dees. I wonder who makes this decision? Is is up to the Dees? Do we request a replacement to the AFL? Do the AFL assign us a game?

    I'm any event I'm pleased it's this game. Hopefully it puts more bums on seats and if we're playing well makes us look attractive on the big stage. 

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    17 hours ago, Diamond_Jim said:

    Does anyone know how the finances work for these games. Does the MFC pay the Hawks anything, a lump sum or a fee per head?

    Thanks

    i presume there is some reciprocality, after all the dorks have home games in tassie and vic dork members probably get replacement games too.

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    10 hours ago, McQueen said:

    Cracker of a round this. About a dozen of us are coming over for a boys weekend to catch the following games:

    Hawks v Dees Friday night. 
    Tigers v swans sat early
    Dogs v Blues sat night
    Pies v Eagles Sunday. 

    ????????

    Tipping Swans and Blues to be contending for finals this year?

     

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    1 hour ago, John Demonic said:

    Tipping Swans and Blues to be contending for finals this year?

     

    CGAF to be honest.
    Probably end up at the strippers instead for those games. 

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    On 1/22/2020 at 8:52 AM, Dee Zephyr said:

    In dew course BBP, come on folks let’s hear some good Frost jokes.

    will get a frosty reception

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    3 minutes ago, Demons1858 said:

    will get a frosty reception

    at Box Hill City Oval vs Casey on Saturday at 2pm.

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