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2007 is officially over

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well wat a year its been.. its been a long hard season but just glad the season is over and we can now move on to the new era of melbourne football club. the daniher era is now completley gone and a new look footy department has come on bored. dean bailey and chris connolly im sure are deemed to make a major impact for our fight for glory in 2008. if we can land chris judd then im sure the players wud wanna try and impress the great man to the fullist. trade week is sure gonna be intresting!! with news that promising ruckman john meesen set to arrive here im sure we will see more player depart this great club. i can see us moving places in the next 3 years if we can stay injury free and with the right player development. but now its all up to the players if they really wanna succeed to glory...

BRING ON 2008!!!

 
Bored already?

i got this hilarious mental picture of DB and CC strolling in the gates at the junction oval. CC yawns widely, they both stop mid step and turn and face each other. "how bout a coffee?" DB asks, and they turn around and stroll back out lol

 
well wat a year its been.. its been a long hard season but just glad the season is over and we can now move on to the new era of melbourne football club. the daniher era is now completley gone and a new look footy department has come on bored. dean bailey and chris connolly im sure are deemed to make a major impact for our fight for glory in 2008. if we can land chris judd then im sure the players wud wanna try and impress the great man to the fullist. trade week is sure gonna be intresting!! with news that promising ruckman john meesen set to arrive here im sure we will see more player depart this great club. i can see us moving places in the next 3 years if we can stay injury free and with the right player development. but now its all up to the players if they really wanna succeed to glory...

BRING ON 2008!!!

I love the enthusiasm ...I'm with you BRING ON '08....our 150th year :lol: :lol:

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