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the magpies are so much filth... look at the comments they make ....

their supporters should take a look at what they say....

no wonder collingwood are my most hated club .....

I whole heartedly agree with you

I hate collingwood too as all of us do

Im glad i dont suport the filth

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    Ah yes, boasting ablout belonging to a popular mass - there's character.

    By definition then, the more the better. As a small nation, it makes Australia look pretty ordinary - although I doubt the bogan's would get that.

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    Some people either don't think about things very clearly, or have a very narrow view on life that means they can't empathise with anyone else.

    The same sorts of comments are made when people dare to criticise a player or coach etc.

    eg.

    Really disappointing that the supporters of our fantastic club cannot get off their lazy arses to cheer the boys on through the good times AND the bad.

    pull your fingers out demon fans.

    I’ve been going for many, many years. I’m there in the bad times & I’m there in the good times – just like family.

    I can spare 16 days a year.

    but, the crowd on the weekend was pathetic, but there is the core group of melbourneFC supporters, and then there is the bandwagoners

    if we string a few wins together before QB, im sure they'll all be back on us again...

    I guess it's not that surprising, considering our Prime Minister labels anyone who doesn't share his values 'un-Australian'.

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    Gardner said he was not surprised by the attendance of 16,654 at the MCG last weekend against an interstate opponent and said it did not reflect a fall-off in support from fans.

    "We budget conservatively and we only forecast 17,000," he said.

    "What did disappoint us was the 49,490 that attended our Friday night home game against St Kilda in round one. We budgeted for 55,000 and hoped that we'd get somewhere close to 70,000."

    http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/story...5012432,00.html

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