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A toast to our Dees and fans

Demongirl35
in Melbourne Demons

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No we haven’t won the premiership or have another Brownlow winner but minor premiers, 5 in AA, nab rising star, 3 players in the under 22s and coaches award.

We are finally back for real. 
After that smashing against Geelong 2011 I seriously thought will we survive as a club.

we where in such a deep hole I honestly questioned if we’d make it.

but ten years later look at us now!

Thank you all for sticking with the club also, for believing we could turn it all around. 
We have our mighty dees back!

Now let’s get down to business. 
LETS GO DEES!!

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    It's certainly a good time to be a Dees supporter.

    Don't forget all the Demon news you could hope for (especially full of great Demon news this morning) - https://www.myheartbeatstrue.com/

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    3 hours ago, Demongirl35 said:

    No we haven’t won the premiership or have another Brownlow winner but minor premiers, 5 in AA, nab rising star, 3 players in the under 22s and coaches award.

    We are finally back for real. 
    After that smashing against Geelong 2011 I seriously thought will we survive as a club.

    we where in such a deep hole I honestly questioned if we’d make it.

    but ten years later look at us now!

    Thank you all for sticking with the club also, for believing we could turn it all around. 
    We have our mighty dees back!

    Now let’s get down to business. 
    LETS GO DEES!!

     

    2 hours ago, DeesignerAU said:

    It's certainly a good time to be a Dees supporter.

    Don't forget all the Demon news you could hope for (especially full of great Demon news this morning) - https://www.myheartbeatstrue.com/

    A timely thread, Girl; I was looking for somewhere to say I realised some time (well!) after midnight last night that I was overdosing on Demonland. Time for a break!

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    I don’t know about anyone else but every time I read something positive about the club it just fills me with utter joy and the tears start welling in my eyes again. I am scared of what I will be like if we do win the grand final! Here’s to the Dees! you're crying season 4 GIF by Blindspot

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    This year and and our current list is the dawn of a new era for the Mfc.

    May we go from strength to strength.

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    It definitely is quite pleasing and makes me feel some pride as a Melbourne Demons supporter. We certainly have suffered over the years. All these All Australians and individual awards. They certainly are great!

    However, I hope the Demons players have their minds set on achieving bigger things than just mere individual accolades.

    I have been a member since 1998 and I remember when I was a bit younger how excited I was in 1998 and 2000. Does anybody remember Demon Radio in those days? I used to love listening to it!

    Anyway, this time it feels different. This is the best I have ever seen the MFC play as an entire team! I am just trying not to get too ahead of myself.

    I wanna see the Demons win a Premiership so I can celebrate with with my Dad and the rest of my family. I will probably cry tears of joy once the final siren sounds.

    But we all need to hold our horses! We still have a long way to go! We have a very formidable opponent in the Brisbane Lions this weekend and that needs to be our focus and the total focus of all the Demons players and coaching staff.

    I wanna allow myself to dream though....but I have been disappointed so many times before that it's hard to allow myself to do that for very long. It must be the MFCSS that I have developed over the many years.

    Could this be the year we break the drought of a Premiership flag that has been going for 57 years? I honestly don't know yet.... we won't know until the end of September.

    Nevertheless, I have high hopes and this song by Panic! At The Disco which is aptly titled "High Hopes" definitely helps me dare to dream that the Demons are in with a chance! Fingers crossed!

    GO DEMONS!!!

     

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    Sorry @Supreme_Demon but that song got ruined for me when Pete Buttigieg had those dancing flash mobs undulating to it. 

    Upon seeing this footage, I too was convinced Trump would remain US president for the next 200 years. 😄😅

     

     

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    Love all the great posts, after watching the AFL Awards this morning I was feeling quite delirious such a great watch and it all rotated around our mighty team and if anyone still doubted Simon Goodwin listen carefully to our top players. All our Key Indicators are pointing towards a Premiership, how crazy happy would that be for thr entire Demon Family.! 

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    8 hours ago, DemonDan11 said:

    I don’t know about anyone else but every time I read something positive about the club it just fills me with utter joy and the tears start welling in my eyes again. 

    This is me!!!! I’m always proud of our boys and always have been. But this overwhelming feeling of pride is insane! 
    I could get used to this. 😊

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    we’ve had a week of peak happiness have we not. Love it but i’m seriously  hoping i’m not still saying that about this week in a few weeks time! 

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    Not sure where to put this.

    But today the boys said their goodbyes to their wives and girlfriends which means they could be away from their families for a number of weeks.

    Gary Pert sent a bunch of flowers to all the players partners today as a recognition of support and to say thank you.

    Well done Gary Pert and the Melbourne Football Club.

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    7 minutes ago, dazzledavey36 said:

    Not sure where to put this.

    But today the boys said their goodbyes to their wives and girlfriends which means they could be away from their families for a number of weeks.

    Gary Pert sent a bunch of flowers to all the players partners today as a recognition of support and to say thank you.

    Well done Gary Pert and the Melbourne Football Club.

    We have turned the corner as a footy club - on and off the field. When I look at our progress this year, it’s no fluke. We have a plan and we’re sticking to it - again - on and off the field. 
     

    This year has been incredible so far, but the best thing for me, is that we have set ourselves up for years to come.

    If Norm really has put a curse on this Grand Old club, maybe he has waited to see how long it would take for the club to be deserving of another Premiership. Maybe now he is ready to lift it off.

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    If Norm really has put a curse on this Grand Old club, maybe he has waited to see how long it would take for the club to be deserving of another Premiership. Maybe now he is ready to lift it off.

    He didn’t. It’s just a silly excuse people invented for poor performances. Anyone that believes that must still believe in Santa Claus. Even if he did, he returned as coach and would have immediately reversed any “curse” he put on it.

    Lets hope we can win it this year and prove this excuse was nothing but ridiculous hocus pocus.

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    44 minutes ago, Cassiew said:

    Anyone that believes that must still believe in Santa Claus.

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    So… Whaddya trying to say?

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    1 hour ago, Cassiew said:

    He didn’t. It’s just a silly excuse people invented for poor performances. Anyone that believes that must still believe in Santa Claus. Even if he did, he returned as coach and would have immediately reversed any “curse” he put on it.

    Lets hope we can win it this year and prove this excuse was nothing but ridiculous hocus pocus.

    Don’t underestimate The Red Fox, Young Grasshopper 

     

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    24 minutes ago, Sir Why You Little said:

    Don’t underestimate The Red Fox, Young Grasshopper 

     

    I always thought of the "Curse of Norm Smith" as the curse placed upon Melbourne by the Footy Gods for what was done to Norm, not the curse of Norm for what was done to him.

     

     

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    9 minutes ago, Chook said:

    I always thought of the "Curse of Norm Smith" as the curse placed upon Melbourne by the Footy Gods for what was done to Norm, not the curse of Norm for what was done to him.

     

     

    Norm wasn’t Supported by the Board. He felt cheated 

     

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    1 minute ago, Sir Why You Little said:

    Norm wasn’t Supported by the Board. He felt cheated 

     

    He's just a man. He has no power to cause the calamities that have befallen Melbourne over the years. Only the Footy Gods have that power.

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    1 minute ago, Chook said:

    He's just a man. He has no power to cause the calamities that have befallen Melbourne over the years. Only the Footy Gods have that power.

    No man in Football has been bigger than Norm….

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    46 minutes ago, Sir Why You Little said:

    Don’t underestimate The Red Fox, Young Grasshopper 

     

    To quote Freddy Krueger “sorry kid. I don’t believe in fairy tales.”

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    1 minute ago, Cassiew said:

    To quote Freddy Krueger “sorry kid. I don’t beLieberman in fairy tales.”

    Your Choice 

    You underestimate The Red Fox 

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    2 minutes ago, Sir Why You Little said:

    Your Choice 

    You underestimate The Red Fox 

    I prefer reality

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