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What they're saying at … name your heartland

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21 hours ago, Gorgoroth said:

I’ve never read that, might have to find it one day soon.

Well there's 16 of them if you have the time.  I read them while in lockdown.... there was something special about reading from people who didn't have a team in the match

 

For those that enjoy reading positive stuff about us from other club supporters, I'd suggest not venturing down to the St Kilda BigFooty post game thread from last weekend.

Some incredible jealousy in that thread, including bagging MFC supporters. 

1 hour ago, Bring-Back-Powell said:

For those that enjoy reading positive stuff about us from other club supporters, I'd suggest not venturing down to the St Kilda BigFooty post game thread from last weekend.

Some incredible jealousy in that thread, including bagging MFC supporters. 

It was hilarious reading while stuck in bed sick on Monday morning, loved it 🤣

Some seriously delusional people on that board.

  • Whispering_Jack changed the title to What they're saying at … name your heartland
 

The one I like best is

" Melbourne are beatable, you just have to play a different game"

Problem is, no team has invented, or evolved, or is capable of playing a game style which will succeed against us and hopefully won't for centuries! 😉

Edited by picket fence

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19 minutes ago, picket fence said:

The one I like best is

" Melbourne are beatable, you just have to play a different game"

I was imagining they meant Scrabble, or dominoes. It's funny either way.


wrong thread

Edited by Lucifers Hero

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