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I don't have any recollection of this whatsoever. On SEN 1116 on their pre-match discussion tonight the topic was rivalries. Port vs Adelaide was discussed, leading onto the infamous fight that broke out in an Adelaide pub carpark. The question was asked if any of the panel members had heard of it happening on any other occasion? Mark Robinson replied that there was a fight between Melbourne and Essendon in Cairns back in 1992, and that plastic chairs were even thrown!? Anybody remember this or got any details? I assume it was a preseason match, or a footy trip? Unsurprisingly Robinson was light on for content.
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Regardless of whether you were at the G, on the couch, at the pub or listening on the radio, everyone would have a moment in last nights game that caused the most enthusiastic fist pump. Time to share and reminisce Mine was McDonald's tackle on Zaharakis in the 4th quarter. Absolutely sensational.
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I know it's only the Herald Sun, but has nobody on demonland seen this? http://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/afl/free-agents-on-the-you-wish-and-can-get-lists/story-e6frf9jf-1226279957739 I mean, I'm sure most dees supporters disregard it as rubbish, based purely on the fact that Moloney supported us a kid, but how much weight does that really hold? In any case, I'm not aware of him having too many mates at Essendon. He played for Geelong Falcons and is from Warrnambool - not many links I can see there. I'm willing to bet that the Neeld and the club's new approach will have him desperate to stick around for some success with the club. That and the fact he wouldn't have Jamar serving him the footy on a platter. Interestingly, it may make it easier for players to move clubs, but an aspect of free agency that I hadn't yet considered, is that the team poaching a player doesn't actually lose anything. They don't have to trade away picks or players - they part with nothing. The whole league supplies the player's original team with a draft pick.
