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I visited the Sports Museum today. Had to queue for about 40minutes to get the photo but it was well worth it.  We went full footy nuff 😂

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Ding with daughter Ding today in Shepparton. Lots of merch being sold today.... added to my collection with the Pemiership Guernsey

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55 minutes ago, Demonland said:

It was on the Gold Coast for the Round 2 match against the Suns or is the GC considered an annex of Victoria?

You are kidding. Well I must have missed the communication from the club advising this. 😡

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2 hours ago, DemonOX said:

You are kidding. Well I must have missed the communication from the club advising this. 😡

It was at a Queensland Demons function in the club across the road from Metricon Stadium.

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58 minutes ago, Demonland said:

It was at a Queensland Demons function in the club across the road from Metricon Stadium.

What about us supporters who didn’t go to the Qld Dees function. Do you know if it’s coming back or is it a one off trip to Qld?

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20 minutes ago, DemonOX said:

What about us supporters who didn’t go to the Qld Dees function. Do you know if it’s coming back or is it a one off trip to Qld?

I have no idea. I don't know if the Qld function was organised by the club as an official club event. Gary Pert was the guest speaker and the cup was chaperoned there by officials of the club. Patrons of the function could have their photo with the beauty.

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A fellow cheer squad member wants to settle an argument with her Cats friend about whether or not the Cup on their Cup Tour is the real thing. She posted this pic on our WhatsApp chat and naturally we all called BS on it. Of course, we’re all biased. Just as everyone on here is. But it highlights Kate’s decision to NOT keep our Cups (dents and all) under lock and key. Ours (Men’s 2021, Women’s and Casey’s 2022) are stilling “touring” and will be there at our next function. As Kate says, “they’re the People’s Cups.” 
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