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The Official Premiership Cup Tour

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7 minutes ago, whatwhat say what said:

waiting for the jokes about the trip from the mcg to toorak and brighton and then down the peninsula being the rural component...

You forgot Mt Buller :)

and the Jag dealerships

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    “I would also like to assure members and supporters that the opportunity to take photos with the AFL Premiership Cup will not cost a cent, including access to the premiership celebration at the MCG, currently earmarked for December 5th.

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    Hmm the link above does not work for me! no big deal.

    Because we won the bloody premiership and I refuse to see anything negative about the MFC.

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    52 minutes ago, Dr. Gonzo said:

    “I would also like to assure members and supporters that the opportunity to take photos with the AFL Premiership Cup will not cost a cent, including access to the premiership celebration at the MCG, currently earmarked for December 5th.

    Id be happy to donate to Reach

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    Be brilliant if the Cup comes to Hobart. Would be even better to drink beer out of it.

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    Well if it’s coming where I live, I won’t bother about the December date. 
    It would be akin to Elvis playing at your local park

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    2 hours ago, Rod Grinter Riot Squad said:

    Alice Springs is our second home, hope to see it here

    And from Alice it should visit the green grass at Santa Teresa, Ltyentye Apurte would love it

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