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I would of much rathered the scarf than a tie (ill prolly never wear) but probably good buisness sense on the admin side knowing alot of people will be purchasing a scarf. I do feel a bit ripped of tho

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A tie does seem like an odd choice. Would you wear a tie to the football?

I know us females are getting a throw of some sort, which I guess will be slightly more useful.

I agree that in our 150th year, it would have been nice to receive some sort of commemorative merchandise, be it a scarf or otherwise.

I will now have to purchase a new scarf, because there is no way I'm wearing my 2007 one... BAD omen right there!

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A cap would be great - going to Sydney games at the SCG you get the feeling of being severely out numbered (Doh - well obviously) but it is so in your face given the majority of the crowd have their bright red Swanies hats on. We could do a great navy/red baseball cap style.

Can't see myself wearing a wrap to the footy but I guess I should reserve my judgement until it arrives!

Anyone know what they are offering the youngies - my kids have got the scarf the last few years but I can't imagine my girls wanting a wrap or my young boys a tie!

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and when we win the flag

ill wear it around my head rambo style for a month

Haha. Disturbing!

For anyone who is interested in buying a new scarf for next year, the club is selling a members only 2008 scarf for $25, or you can pick up a non-year specific scarf for like $10 from the Melbourne Shop.

And because I'm so nice, I'll even provide you with the relevant links:

2008 Scarf

Other Scarves

Remember kids, shop at the Melbourne store so that all the money goes to our club!

And after all that, if they don't offer me a job, they are just foolish :D

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i have sooooooooo many melbourne scarves there coming out of my A*S. off the top of my head i can count 8-9. A tie i havent got and would be nice. but yes it is our 150th maybe go a bit wild here and do something a bit more than tie/scarf.

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A cap would be great - going to Sydney games at the SCG you get the feeling of being severely out numbered (Doh - well obviously) but it is so in your face given the majority of the crowd have their bright red Swanies hats on. We could do a great navy/red baseball cap style.

Can't see myself wearing a wrap to the footy but I guess I should reserve my judgement until it arrives!

Anyone know what they are offering the youngies - my kids have got the scarf the last few years but I can't imagine my girls wanting a wrap or my young boys a tie!

I was of the understanding that members under 15 recieved a beanie with the mascot on it.

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i too would like them to mix it up a little. BUT from the club point of view, mixing it up probably means reduced sales at the membership shop, as we dont have to buy a hat, scarf, tie beanie etc. so it works oth ways. appeasing the members, selling merchandise...

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i too would like them to mix it up a little. BUT from the club point of view, mixing it up probably means reduced sales at the membership shop, as we dont have to buy a hat, scarf, tie beanie etc. so it works oth ways. appeasing the members, selling merchandise...

sew all your scarves together and make a bed cover...looks great !!!

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sew all your scarves together and make a bed cover...looks great !!!

Great idea ! I have that many I could make a king size maybe I,ll just pull out my old one that mum made u know the old ones that came down to the ground :rolleyes:

I might evan pull out the old duffel coat ;) Nah it wouldnt fit !!!

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my bloke sewed all his scarves together (while sitting in front of the tv hour after hour last cricket season) to make a poncho, which he wears to the footy when it's cold. mildly embarrassing, but pretty great.

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i too would like them to mix it up a little. BUT from the club point of view, mixing it up probably means reduced sales at the membership shop, as we dont have to buy a hat, scarf, tie beanie etc. so it works oth ways. appeasing the members, selling merchandise...

Except they've just mixed it up by veering away from the scarf :P

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just a question regarding interstate membership-

The one game we get in our state ( QLD) gabba game, do they plonk us somewhere random or do we get to choose where we sit cause i usually take along a group of mates and like to sit next to them .

Thanks guys

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Just paid my membership. Looking forward to getting the tie. My boss is a Filth member and has a tie (which I hate looking at), so now I will be able to wear mine. Got enough scarves. A cap as well would have been good. In 2006 I got a scarf and a cap - I'm an interstate member. Did everyone get both that year?

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