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Farewell Neville Jetta

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14 minutes ago, dazzledavey36 said:

He played a one off game for Corowa Rutherglen the other week the nuffy fan boy in me had to go and watch obviously. 

He hasn't lost any of his touch and still dominated. 

Too some him up around his character he played the one off game with no match payments.. just wanted to help a mate out.

All class.

When discussing Nev, the word 'class' is spelled 'Class'. Onyer, Nev.

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    7 hours ago, Roger Mellie said:

    A great article on Neville Jetta and his transition to coaching:

    https://www.afl.com.au/news/1135106/coaching-playing-caring-why-neville-jetta-still-gets-a-kick-out-of-footy

    I hope he comes back to the Dees one day - one of my all-time favourites and just a great man!

    Seeing him at Collingwood is bloody tough but it is  best to take a coaching apprenticeship at another club in which he has a role in its success. Hopefully one day he comes back to us with an impressive resume but no more filth premierships please.

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    Nev is the reason I joined demonland.  Years ago I saw him at a family day at Luna Park .  He was going about his business, no one around him and taking his kids on rides.  I remember thinking "why am I the only one swooning around him?".  A few years later, he started getting the praise he rightly deserved.  Love Nev, loved his mental health advocacy work in NT (my healthy minds kick goals t-shirt  with no. 39 on the back is my fav dees gear) and all out can't praise Nev enough.  Bring him home Dees, bring him home.

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