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Some very wholesome content from the club for your Saturday afternoon.

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    The club is doing amazing things with the next generation of supporters. So good to see. This is how you build the next wave of crazies. Well done!

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    Great content but you can only do this with a team like this and with players like Gus. 

    ie. kids don’t hang around for losers.

    This is, Jaded says, how you become a stronger club with a future.

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    7 minutes ago, Jaded No More said:

    The club is doing amazing things with the next generation of supporters. So good to see. This is how you build the next wave of crazies. Well done!

    I think Dolly is already a crazy for us, which is a great sign!

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    9 minutes ago, rpfc said:

    Great content but you can only do this with a team like this and with players like Gus. 

    ie. kids don’t hang around for losers.

    This is, Jaded says, how you become a stronger club with a future.

    Agreed, it's similar the other week where Gawny stayed back 90 minutes or longer after a clinic to ensure that every single kid that wanted a signature was able to get one, the impression that leaves on the kids, but the rest of the family is immeasurable.

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    3 minutes ago, Demonstone said:

    That'd bring a tear to a glass eye.  Well done MFC.

    Sorry to hear about your eye. Depth perception is overrated

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    Great stuff from the club and looks like Dolly had the time of her life!

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    Brilliant stuff by the club absolutely brilliant. 

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    1 hour ago, Seraph said:

    Some very wholesome content from the club for your Saturday afternoon.

    Just fantastic. 

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    Dolly looks in complete awe.  Kids facial expressions are so genuine. 10 years ago my eldest also gave a very genuine facial expression.  Do I get anything for this?  Mother of the year award maybe?

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    2 minutes ago, Deebymistake said:

    Dolly looks in complete awe.  Kids facial expressions are so genuine. 10 years ago my eldest also gave a very genuine facial expression.  Do I get anything for this?  Mother of the year award maybe?

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    Did the Bub grow up supporting the Dees after that trauma?

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    1 minute ago, Bitter but optimistic said:

    Did the Bub grow up supporting the Dees after that trauma?

    All my kids were free to choose whichever team they wanted.  They also wanted a roof over her heads so all settled on the Dees.

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    3 hours ago, chook fowler said:

    Hello Dolly, you’ re looking swell Dolly. Keep on crow’in, keep on glowing, keep on going strong.

    Now that's familiar from a long time ago.

     

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    3 hours ago, Bitter but optimistic said:

    Fantastic gesture. 

    That kid has been given a lifelong happy memory.

    Was going to say something similar. No doubt Dolly will never forget that. 

    My lifelong memory is from when I turned 6. My Dad wrapped up one of my yellow toy tip-trucks in a brown paper lunch bag. The truck had a TV aerial cable sticky taped to it, and tied with a knot on the end of that, was a joystick controller from an Atari 2600. I’d been asking for a remote control car for my birthday and this was it. No need to be jealous. 

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    3 minutes ago, Ethan Tremblay said:

    Was going to say something similar. No doubt Dolly will never forget that. 

    My lifelong memory is from when I turned 6. My Dad wrapped up one of my yellow toy tip-trucks in a brown paper lunch bag. The truck had a TV aerial cable sticky taped to it, and tied with a knot on the end of that, was a joystick controller from an Atari 2600. I’d been asking for a remote control car for my birthday and this was it. No need to be jealous. 

    Lucky bastard! You were from a rich family.

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    13 hours ago, Bitter but optimistic said:

    Lucky bastard! You were from a rich family.

    My dad gave me my own star. I can't remember which one it is anymore.

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    Did folks notice the card Dolly made for Gus and Danielle?

    It read:  "you make a great 🍐 💗💗🍐.  Dolly showing her creative and drawing skills.  Cute.

    Looks a great kid.

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