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Every Heart Beats True Documentary

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Sorry if this has already been posted, was watching the Carlton replay and they said a new documentary on our premiership 'Every Heart Beats True' will premiere on Foxtel , Tuesday, March 8 at 8:30.

ADMIN EDIT DOCUMENTARY ATTACHED:

 

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    Have been waiting for something like this - Beaut!

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    Just watched the preview got the hairs standing on the back of the neck that’s for sure 

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    This does look good. I have been looking out for one of those shows where the players sit in front of a screen and recall the grand final. Does anyone know if we are likely to get one of those?

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    Did I miss this or is this a new announcement?

    If the latter...isn't it odd that the first we're hearing about this is 4 days before it airs?

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    36 minutes ago, titan_uranus said:

    Did I miss this or is this a new announcement?

    If the latter...isn't it odd that the first we're hearing about this is 4 days before it airs?

    Not really, they typically show it a week or so before the season and only start hyping it during the preseason games. It's a fox footy production not an MFC production.

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    Worth noting that it's going to cover more than just last year, as per FoxFooty article:

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    The compelling documentary delves into the club’s history, spinning fresh angles on the heartbreaking 1987 Preliminary Final loss, the 1996 attempted merger with Hawthorn, Neale Daniher’s stint as coach and more.

     

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    Sheesh, 10 mins in and already I’m crying. 
    #LoveyaJimmy 

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    Life is incredibly cruel that Jim could never experience this glory.

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    13 minutes ago, dazzledavey36 said:

    Life is incredibly cruel that Jim could never experience this glory.

    Or Robbie. 
    At least Neale got to see it! 
     

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    What did my grand dad and father bloody do too me?! I was 10 at Footscray, all the finals and the worst car ride home to Geelong in the Prelim.
    Also it’s said on here often but Jesus we’ve had some horrible times with early deaths around this club.

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    Would love to see Roos at Round 1.

    Pipedream I know, but he was so important to this club.

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    22 minutes ago, Cards13 said:

    Good god, winning 7 games in 3 years.

    So I’m watching this with my husband who is a recent arrival to the Melbourne supporting club thanks largely to me refusing to marry him if he didn’t get serious about AFL and Melbourne… when that Geelong loss was shown and then that stat was mentioned, he turns to me and goes “how is it possible to be this bad?”

    He has no idea. Bloody bandwagoner!

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    One can so easily forget about Round 23 considering the run we had in the finals.

    I need to go and watch that game again.

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    1 minute ago, ucanchoose said:

    Pretty  ho hum doco really

    It’s been pretty depressing so far. 
    The good part is coming. I hear we win a flag in this one. 

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    19 minutes ago, Jaded No More said:

    So I’m watching this with my husband who is a recent arrival to the Melbourne supporting club thanks largely to me refusing to marry him if he didn’t get serious about AFL and Melbourne… when that Geelong loss was shown and then that stat was mentioned, he turns to me and goes “how is it possible to be this bad?”

    He has no idea. Bloody bandwagoner!

    Two of my mates are Dees members, a Liverpool lad and a Kiwi… they just can’t believe the shot we fans went through in those dark years. Seeing the family name let alone there names on the flag is so amazing.

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    Oh man, this NEVER GETS OLD. 

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