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Most well known Dees supporter amoungst the supporter base?

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There’s a legend who sits in the AFL members. He’s got a shaved head, strong moustache, uggs & a blue Bonds singlet and there each week. Love his work. 

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    One of the blokes from Aunty Donna.

    Killing Heidi (or is it Bachelor girl?)

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    1 hour ago, Neil Crompton said:

    Gotta be BBO. 
    From what SWYL has said, he is also famous in Thailand now.

    Thank you Neil.

    However, I am rather hurt that it took until the second page of the thread for my modest good self to be nominated.

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    Wilbur Wilde. Have been at the footy with him…..loves the Dees. 

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    Hamish has had many mentions, but his comedy companion Ryan Shelton is a mad Melbourne supporter. Ryan shares "The Imperfects" podcast with Hugh Van Cuylenburg; their interview with Max is pure gold. Ryan in 7th heaven interviewing Max.

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    4 hours ago, Demon Dynasty said:

    Cheer squad leader is Ryan... has blonde hair.  Not so much spikey as sharp lol

    Knock off RMs meme guy? Legendary supporter 

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    Satyricon 😝

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    4 hours ago, Colin B. Flaubert said:

    While he plays a Tiges fan on SEN, I've heard Mario from Doncaster actually barracks for us.

    Where did you get this info from?

    3 hours ago, Mickey said:

    Killing Heidi (or is it Bachelor girl?)

    Ella Hooper and Jesse too I think.

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    1 hour ago, Older demon said:

    Hamish has had many mentions, but his comedy companion Ryan Shelton is a mad Melbourne supporter. Ryan shares "The Imperfects" podcast with Hugh Van Cuylenburg; their interview with Max is pure gold. Ryan in 7th heaven interviewing Max.

    Good show. Went to school with Hugh, excellent bloke.

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    Mid eighties, when I was a young teen, there was a cropped haired redhead who would stand in the bleaches of the 'G, Jolimont end. There every single game, like me, & be looking away from the ground, with a 'who wants some?' stare. 

    He was the Dees version of 'the firm'. Feared him & admired him at same time as these were days when you would draw fire from anyone purely for wearing our jumper - this guy had the look of 'bring it'. Saw him get into trouble w/ police a few times.

    Always wondered what became of him, I doubt he's on here, but hope he is & that he lived to see 2021.

    Thats the fascinating thing about familiar faces at the 'G. I still see people I've seen for 40 years of going - we all share the same love/devotion & have lived through the same dark ages - even though we don't speak it doesnt matter - there's a connection.

     

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    5 hours ago, Travis Boots said:

    Archie Thompson 

    Hamish

    Sooshi Mango boys (Carlo and Joe). 

    I was pushing my kid in a pram one day with a Melbourne jacket on and I here someone scream at the top of their voice “CARN THE MIGHTY DEES”. Turned around and it was Archie Thompson riding his bike. Didn’t know he was a Dee. Makes sense now.

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    6 hours ago, AmDamDemon said:

    In the 90s there was the bloke who ran the cheersquad, the name Hokko printed on the back of a Dees hoodie comes to mind but that could be misremembered through the fog of time.

    Was he the bloke that wore the #45 80s Ricky Jackson hoodie? Pretty sure he was. Very famous indeed.

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