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If we get 4 more flags I'll put up with as much pain as is necessary to get the job done (gulp)...

I'll try to post the entire piece some time soon if I can get someone to photograph it for me. It covers the whole of my right arm and the upper half of my back. I've spent about 15 sessions in the chair so far to get to where it is today. Probably 2-3 sessions left, although with a bit of luck I'm hoping to continue onto another limb at the end of the season...

Been working on my post-flag tatts since 2021. Getting close to completion. Gus is my latest addition. His inclusion on my back beside Nathan jones just felt right. Even a year on, it is still hard to come to terms with losing Gus...Yet we still have a footy team to watch each weekend. In contrast, Gus has had to deal with the sudden and abrupt loss of footy, his job and his club/team-mates/best friends from his life altogether. And the worst part of the situation is that it is all based on uncertain and imprecise science and a decision-making process that is less about player welfare than it is about avoiding future legal land-mines.

Thanks demonland. I’m the person requesting the info. I just have to finish off my premiership sleeve. My realism artist where I live on the Gold Coast has left the country. I’m here in Melbourne until Tuesday so I thought I might find somewhere to get it completed. If anyone has a good realism artist let me know. I’ll send a photo of the work I have had done so far.

My most admired and therefore favourte 5 to watch, not necessarily top 5 skilled: 1. Stephen Tingay 2. Robbie Flower 3. Rod Grinter 4. Jimmy Stynes 5. David Schwarz Special mentions to Graeme Yeats, Danny Hughes, Sean Wight, Garry Lyon, Ricky Jackson, Adem Yze, Jeff White, and Todd Viney.

G'day. I'm Dion. 25 years old and just finished uni after 7 long and excruciatingly painful years of study (as stated on another thread). Been a supporter of the dees all my life and go to the games every week with my brothers. Apparently I annoy the crap out of them. I can't help it. It's not in my nature to sit down quietly whilst watching football. I did some work experience with the Demons medical staff earlier this year. This was an amazing experience and gave me some good insights into some of the injuries players carry through a season as well as how these niggles may affect their performances. And just so that people know, we have a top notch medical team looking after our boys. Favourite Demons moment: Though I was only 8, I still have vivid memories of the 1988 preliminary final against Carlton at Waverley. After crying my way home following the '87 Jim Stynes debacle, the next year's win was sweet (even if we did end up embarrassing ourselves the next week).