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Wonderful Stories Archive

Craig Hutchinson
in Melbourne Demons

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I have seen some fantastic stories and videos this week about the clubs history . As a new member there must be so much I have missed .

Are there any archives I can search ? 

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    2 minutes ago, Craig Hutchinson said:

    I have seen some fantastic stories and videos this week about the clubs history . As a new member there must be so much I have missed .

    Are there any archives I can search ? 

    There is only one place to start your exploration.

    This incredible website: Demonwiki The history of the Melbourne Football Club

     

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    Have loved reading stories from members describing Gabbo's run , where they were , what Norm Smith was like etc etc .

    The old video contributed was great . I checked out Demonwiki  ( thank you ) but could not see any video . I am sure its on the internet somewhere .

    Seems a shame to loose such pearls .

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    21 minutes ago, Craig Hutchinson said:

    Have loved reading stories from members describing Gabbo's run , where they were , what Norm Smith was like etc etc .

    The old video contributed was great . I checked out Demonwiki  ( thank you ) but could not see any video . I am sure its on the internet somewhere .

    Seems a shame to loose such pearls .

    Youtube is your friend.

    This is a great channel for a mix of videos: https://www.youtube.com/user/MelbourneDemonsFooty

    This one is brilliant for replays and in particular specific edits (eg - all goals and highlights for each dees match - and any number of other games for that matter - catnip for dees fans): Lace Out

     But there are a bunch more.

     

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    Much appreciated binman . Your knowledge of the internet is so helpful .

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    there is also a lot of good stuff here (or links to good stuff)

    top RHS there is a search function. problem is you will get a lot of hits on a lot of dross and waste a lot of time, but if you can search on some more obscure search words you might find some gems

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    11 minutes ago, Craig Hutchinson said:

    Much appreciated binman . Your knowledge of the internet is so helpful .

    Said no one ever

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    I bet I am a lot older than you and everything is relative .

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