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MFC fixtured for 6 interstate games next year

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davey_magik Demon

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It would be nice to play Brissy in Melbourne for once, but I doubt it when I think they haven't had a 'home' game against us for years.

So with that, the Manuka game, I'm guessing we play the other four interstate teams away as well (I'd say we'll play Freo twice again, hey aren't we due for a game against WCE at the G?).

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6 interstate games:

- Sydney (vs. Sydney)

- Canberra (vs. Sydney) - Home Game

- Brisbane (vs. Brisbane)

- Perth (vs. Freo/ West Coast)

- Adelaide x 2? (vs. Port & Adelaide)

I like that- should be what we get every year- but knowing the AFL we will not get a fair draw

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Bring-Back-Powell   14,474

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One home game at the dome, which gives us 9 home games at the G

Cheers, against who?

Who do we play in rounds 2,3,4 and 5?

Who have we got in round 22?

Do we play Geelong at Skilled?

How many Friday Night games?

Which intersate trip do we avoid? Please be WCE?

Who and where do we play in rounds 20-22?

What away games do we have at the Dome?

Do we play more Saturday or Sunday games in Melbourne?

Who do we play twice?

Who do we play once?

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Jaded No More Legend

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One home game at the dome, which gives us 9 home games at the G

Grrrr.

Why do we allow that to happen?

Is it better for us financially, because it is an absolute pain in the behind going to that hole of a stadium anymore than we need to.

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Grrrr.

Why do we allow that to happen?

Is it better for us financially, because it is an absolute pain in the behind going to that hole of a stadium anymore than we need to.

its not better for us financially. we make more at the g.

its a crock of [censored]. it is just the afl doing it to us because they can.

but 1 at TD is better than 2. the draw is slightly better than this year if we have 9 home at the g, one at td and one in canberra. hopefully the game at td is versus freo not essendon or WB...

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average 30,000 at gabba for that match

more this year with trav and maybe brennan playing for opposite teams

Thats irrelevant.

You wont getting any more QLders going to the game because TJ is there. With respect to DemonDeb, there is hardly going to be a flood of MFC supports out of the wood work.

Brennan wont be playing for MFC in 2008 and even if he did would have negligible impact on the crowd.

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