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was great to be able to share the great win yesterday againd the No 1 enemy at the G with our fellow MFC members - we are in the old red seats reserved area.

However, as we noted a few weeks ago our next match in the reserved seats is in Round 22!!!! :angry:

So the poor first 9 rounds has really hurt MFC for 2007 as no more home matches at the G till last round.

So where will MFC supporters get together during the remaining games??? Some at the G (although away games) and some at TD.

We would luv to be able to share the 2nrd hald run by the Dees with our fellow supporters!

Last year the MFC did manage to get an area in MCC members fr MCC and premium members for a couple of games. I have checked with MFC this morning and will definitely be an area set aside for the Richmond game on Friday week night game at least. :D

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    was great to be able to share the great win yesterday againd the No 1 enemy at the G with our fellow MFC members - we are in the old red seats reserved area.

    However, as we noted a few weeks ago our next match in the reserved seats is in Round 22!!!! :angry:

    So the poor first 9 rounds has really hurt MFC for 2007 as no more home matches at the G till last round.

    So where will MFC supporters get together during the remaining games??? Some at the G (although away games) and some at TD.

    We would luv to be able to share the 2nrd hald run by the Dees with our fellow supporters!

    Last year the MFC did manage to get an area in MCC members fr MCC and premium members for a couple of games. I have checked with MFC this morning and will definitely be an area set aside for the Richmond game on Friday week night game at least. :D

    I've got squadron membership so i can go to all the mfc games in melbourne and home games. e.g docklands,mcg, canberra v swans, gabba v brisbane

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    was great to be able to share the great win yesterday againd the No 1 enemy at the G with our fellow MFC members - we are in the old red seats reserved area.

    However, as we noted a few weeks ago our next match in the reserved seats is in Round 22!!!! :angry:

    So the poor first 9 rounds has really hurt MFC for 2007 as no more home matches at the G till last round.

    So where will MFC supporters get together during the remaining games??? Some at the G (although away games) and some at TD.

    We would luv to be able to share the 2nrd hald run by the Dees with our fellow supporters!

    Last year the MFC did manage to get an area in MCC members fr MCC and premium members for a couple of games. I have checked with MFC this morning and will definitely be an area set aside for the Richmond game on Friday week night game at least. :D

    We wasted a great deal of games at the G in the first half of the year, no doubt.

    On the bright side our financials in two home games in Canberra and Brisbane are secure, although I am still upset that we are playing Sydney at Manuka when our games against them have always drawn respectable crowds.

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    Not only have we already had a number of home games, we have had a great free to air schedule as well.

    We have a fair bit of Fox Sports action in the second half of the season :(

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    Not only have we already had a number of home games, we have had a great free to air schedule as well.

    We have a fair bit of Fox Sports action in the second half of the season :(

    so much for free to air

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