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Which Dees Players Grew Up Supporting Us?

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The Maynard brothers too, I think. 

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    32 minutes ago, Wrecker46 said:

    Tim Taranto had to be talked out of getting a MFC tattoo in the year of his draft. He is a gun coming into his prime. He is one I believe will come home to support his childhood dream.

    That'd be super super tasty, if that was to occur.

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    • Demonland changed the title to Which Dees Players Grew Up Supporting Us?

    Garry Lyon was Chris Juddd's hero.  When he was at Caulfield Grammer, he wore number 3 on his back.  Scott Pendelbury and his family were Dees supporters.  Going back a fair way, Bobby Skilton and his family were ardent Dees supporters.

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    1 hour ago, I'va Worn Smith said:

    Garry Lyon was Chris Juddd's hero.  When he was at Caulfield Grammer, he wore number 3 on his back.  Scott Pendelbury and his family were Dees supporters.  Going back a fair way, Bobby Skilton and his family were ardent Dees supporters.

    Wow, he really is a Dees supporter! Soz, just channeling my inner @Demonstone😝

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    7 minutes ago, WalkingCivilWar said:

    Soz, just channeling my inner @Demonstone😝

    As your punishment, you are ordered to check out this week's quiz question in the Brian Taylor thread.  :D

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    2 hours ago, picket fence said:

    Dazzle.. u have opened old wounds we gave up Wines for .... Whats his name?

    Toumpas, jimmy 

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    25 minutes ago, KLV said:

    Toumpas, jimmy 

    Yeah. IM TRYING TO FORGET

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    37 minutes ago, Northern Summer said:

    Luke Shuey 

    Nathan Buckley 

    Jacob Weitering

    Taylor Adams

     

     

     

    Hang on. What? Nathan Buckley? And Taylor Adams? 

    I knew Weitering was a Melbourne supporter, as was Devon Smith and I think Adam Tomlinson.

    Not sure I knew about Shuey either.

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    5 minutes ago, A F said:

    Hang on. What? Nathan Buckley? And Taylor Adams? 

    I knew Weitering was a Melbourne supporter, as was Devon Smith and I think Adam Tomlinson.

    Not sure I knew about Shuey either.

    Pretty sure Tomlinson was a Carlton supporter.

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    Clearly we need to just draft Melbourne supporters based on these lists...

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    3 hours ago, A F said:

    Hang on. What? Nathan Buckley? And Taylor Adams? 

    I knew Weitering was a Melbourne supporter, as was Devon Smith and I think Adam Tomlinson.

    Not sure I knew about Shuey either.

    Shuey definitely was. Buckley? Never heard that and never wish to again.

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    Thought I read once that Jack Viney was a Hawthorn supporter because Todd was working at the Hawks at the time Jack decided.

    Been mentioned but Tarranto, Harmes, Prestia, Buddy, Pendlebury, Gaff, Shuey, McKay are the current day players I know of.

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    24 minutes ago, dee-tox said:

    Thought I read once that Jack Viney was a Hawthorn supporter because Todd was working at the Hawks at the time Jack decided.

    Been mentioned but Tarranto, Harmes, Prestia, Buddy, Pendlebury, Gaff, Shuey, McKay are the current day players I know of.

    Always liked Andrew Gaff* and now I know why. 
     

    * Except for that one time when he caused Gus’s brother to have to drink puréed food through a straw for a while. 😆

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