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Collingwood Vs. Melbourne

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Hi everyone,

This week is so important to me & I hope the boys can do it for Neita!

There is no better feeling in the world when we beat Collingwood (better than sex) & this game with Neita's 300th, would make it even more sweet.

David Neitz has been a loyal Melbourne FC Leader & deserves to be on our records list (for just about everything).

I seriously can't wait for Friday night. It will be fantastic.

I believe we will get over the top of the Pies on Friday night.

Their youthful side is proving to be too youthful at this time of the year & there's always the probability that the likes of Bruce, Bate, & McLean will be back to do it for their big Captain.

I think the Dees by 6 goals.

GO DEES!!! This is going to be huge!

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    I cannot wait for this weeks game. Usually Queens Birthday Game is the biggest one of the year for me. But this one is HUGE. Big Stage, friday night against the pie filth.

    MCG, Neita's 300th. I just know the shivers will fly down my spine the moment I get to the G.

    Cmon Neitz. This is the game. 300 games of pure class!! He deserves this win and he deserves a strong contingent of Melbourne supporters.

    Its gonna be huge. Dno if its better than sex. haha. But if we win. It damn sure will be.

    CARN THE DEMONS. GET OUT THERE AND BLOODY GIVE TO THEM FILTHY PIES!!!!!

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    Even though we have had a shocker, something can be taken out of the year if we can derail the Pies this week.

    Cant wait.

    And congrats to the skipper on 300 games.!!

    We Own The Pies!! Lets show the footy world we have young talent equal to other much more publicised lists!!

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    This is OUR Grand Final & it's time to shine!

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    This game should be attacked with the ferocity and passion of a Grand Final for the players who pull on the Red and Blue this week. We have nothing else to play for this year other than giving the skipper a victory as brave and as fitting as his 300 games.

    I hope we come out and hit the pies harder than we came out and hit the Bulldogs last weekend. The acid should be put on all players that shirking and half steps will not be accepted and losing is not an option.

    I hope that the demon faithful turn out in force and cheer for the boys and especially the Captain.

    Good Luck Neita, go those demons!!!

    Fight like never before and do us all proud...

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    Fight like never before and do us all proud...

    Well said.

    I think we'll do it for Neita!

    BRING ON THE PIES!

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    There is no better feeling in the world when we beat Collingwood (better than sex)

    You're doing it wrong (or not at all?) ;)

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    You're doing it wrong (or not at all?) ;)

    Get passionate mate.

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    haha

    haha

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