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If found please return to Hutchy 

 

Yeah nah, this is defs  not the Hutchy we all know and tolerate. ? 

On 5/7/2021 at 3:58 PM, Flag 2021 said:

Never believed in the curse, me.

It's like black cats, breaking mirrors and walking under ladders plus a bit of voodoo, a pinch of astrology , some tarot card reading  and seeking advice from a witch doctor, a gypsy with a crustal ball or chancing at the ouija board.

There's no place for superstition at all, at all. Might as well believe in leprechauns.

Couldn’t agree more. Let’s stop looking for excuses 

 
On 5/13/2021 at 8:23 PM, Pates said:

Go to 5:10 on this clip for what I’m referring to. 

 

Should preface this by saying I'm not a fan of a song before the game, but...

I went to a game a few years ago and they were playing Uprising by Muse. I thought at the time 'How appropriate to play at Melbourne games'.

Then I found out the played it at every MCG game that year. Still think it's appropriate  given where we've been.

They will not force us
They will stop degrading us
They will not control us
We will be victorious
(So come on)

Edited by Mickey

On 5/7/2021 at 4:51 PM, roy11 said:

Yes I'm all for supporting mental health, but would rather not singing a song idolized/used by Celtic/Liverpool fans aha

Let me donate in silence instead aha

 

It’s cringy 

Manufactured inauthentic 

Good cause

 


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 Believing in curses is so Palaeolithic  ( although I will not walk under ladders and would hate for a voodoo Sharman to make a doll of me ) .

We are up to page 6 so not surprising that some have lost the plot ( other than me ) .

Regards Shrek ( a friendly troll/ogre )

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Signing off and very sorry !

Received a second warning . I accepted the decision  and replied how I respect and am grateful for the work the moderators do .

I also respect Demonland and all the contributors like Sir Why You Little . 6 Dots , 41000 posts and 24000 + .

As this is my first foray with social media I can only assume that shows Extreme passion for the MFC ( and wisdom ) .

I will learn from this experiment and apologise for being a smart [censored] . 

There WILL be no more topics from me .

When you are part of the MFC you will never walk alone !

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I could have said Big Smart Ares ( now I know where to hide the bugle ) .

 
On 5/7/2021 at 6:54 PM, Trelos said:

 

Love it Trelos, but we need to find our own tune for the oldest club of them all.

Played A Grand Old Flag for as long as i can remember before the game.

Ive never heard one complaint yet. Think its a keeper.

Edited by Wadda We Sing


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Thank you Trelos for the clip . The song would be sung after AGOF .

Good luck to ANYONE who tries " getting agreement on our OWN tune " ! 

 

On ‎5‎/‎14‎/‎2021 at 2:49 PM, Craig Hutchinson said:

Sent here is get you stupid MFC supporters

Is you do good job?

1 minute ago, Craig Hutchinson said:

Sorry Doug . I am too stupid to understand your question .

Obviously 

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