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Neale Daniher has been awarded the honour of being Victoria's nomination for Australian Of The Year.

MND has an average time frame of 27 months, but here's Neale still fighting eleven years after his diagnosis.

Onya Danners.  I reckon all Melbourne fans and the greater footballing community supports your work and is proud of you.

Neale Daniher named Victoria’s Australian of the Year

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    Hopefully Australian of the Year is next.

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    What a man! Neale deserves every honour in the book. So tough and courageous and he continues to pursue his fight against this foul disease helping others on its way. Hope you win the big one mate.  You are an inspiration to all human beings on this planet. So proud to have you as a true Demon. 

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    Well deserved but way overdue.

    A strong Dees connection to the nominations. Former club doctor Peter Brukner is Victoria's nomination for Senior Australian of the Year.

     

     

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    Should of happened earlier  but ...

    Having ND as a demon supporter makes me feel almost as good as I did when Big Jimma was in charge.

    Keep fighting ND,

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    Following US elections of devision, Neale Daniher unites. 

    When we won the one premiership in my lifetime our ethos was "selfleness" and Neale embodies that

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