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Hawkk said:As usual we will outnumber you 2-1 in the stands
Funny really as we are 1-6 and in 15th, while you are 5-2 and flying in 2nd
We are 2nd
You are 15th
I think we are the ones laughing
Moron
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Hawkk said:As usual we will outnumber you 2-1 in the stands
Funny really as we are 1-6 and in 15th, while you are 5-2 and flying in 2nd
Pess never will be mate, we have more supporters and members so we will always have more cash then the DeesPessimistic said:Amazing that they wanted a merger because melbourne had the money and hawthorn hd the players.
Now its the other way round
Another 10 years and it could be reversed.
Can't respect MFC enough to hate them though. the treatment of gutnick and a financial mess with an accountant as president says it all.
Ours will be state of the art in our heartland - whats your point?Hawkk said:By the way the 1st 3 years St.Kilda had the Waverly money they made huge losses.
It mustn't be that signifigant.
By the way enjoy sharing a training facility with a Rugby League and Soccer team Melbourne, we will be happy in our State of the art facility in the heartland of our supporterbase
Doesn't bother me too much - you don't need to use it 24/7.Hawkk said:Yeah but we dont have to share it with 2 dodgy teams!!!!!!!!
Trav 20 said:The only decent post on this thread was by Demonheart.
Sundog is a liar.
Unlike the liar I was there in 1996. The vitriol directed at Ridley and his Board was extraordinary. Thousands couldn't get in to the venue to vote. The 'result' would've been challenged in the courts. As DHeart stated, you had to have been a member from June 31, you couldn't turn up on the night and join as Sunliar asserts.
A big part of Ian Ridley died that night. He loved Melbourne and saw no other option but to merge. History shows he was wrong.
I've never been in such an emotion charged room. 80% were anti merger. The same outside. Proxies from apathetic supporters delivered a result that was not reflective of true Dees supporters. As I said thousands outside that came to vote lined up in vain. They didn't get a chance. A sham. But the event on that night has subsequently been a friend to liars and small minds.
For the record I voted no.
Sundog, you should've been drowned at birth like all liars.
Nah, but generalisations and saying that all Melbourne supporters were pro-merger are more fun aren't they?Trav 20 said:The only decent post on this thread was by Demonheart.
Sundog is a liar.
Unlike the liar I was there in 1996. The vitriol directed at Ridley and his Board was extraordinary. Thousands couldn't get in to the venue to vote. The 'result' would've been challenged in the courts. As DHeart stated, you had to have been a member from June 31, you couldn't turn up on the night and join as Sunliar asserts.
A big part of Ian Ridley died that night. He loved Melbourne and saw no other option but to merge. History shows he was wrong.
I've never been in such an emotion charged room. 80% were anti merger. The same outside. Proxies from apathetic supporters delivered a result that was not reflective of true Dees supporters. As I said thousands outside that came to vote lined up in vain. They didn't get a chance. A sham. But the event on that night has subsequently been a friend to liars and small minds.
For the record I voted no.
Sundog, you should've been drowned at birth like all liars.
Trav 20 said:Sundog, you should've been drowned at birth like all liars.
The majority voted yes. Any figures you make up will be treated with the contempt they deserve. History doesn't lie.Trav 20 said:I've never been in such an emotion charged room. 80% were anti merger. The same outside. Proxies from apathetic supporters delivered a result that was not reflective of true Dees supporters. As I said thousands outside that came to vote lined up in vain. They didn't get a chance. A sham. But the event on that night has subsequently been a friend to liars and small minds.
For the record I voted no.
Sundog, you should've been drowned at birth like all liars.
Sundog said:I look forward to these matches every year, and I try to never miss a Melb-Haw match. As a supporter of the game and not of either club I become quite passionate over these matches.....
....and I passionately support Hawthorn in each one.
These matches represent the time that the supporters of a proud clubwillingly voted for their own extinction. They looked at their future and decided that their team as it was had no part in that future. They were willing to send their team to the scrapheap and support a disgusting hybrid with no history and no soul.
They supported the merge. They voted for it. And finally they faced a team that decided to do the hard yards whatever the cost and fight for their own existence.
That's why for one game at least a year I passionately support the Hawks - for having the guts, the courage and the PASSION to remain the Hawthorn Football Club.
Both teams now are moderately successful, whether on or off the field. both have many members and money in the bank - and good on them!
But I'll always support Hawthorn in this match and I'll be there on Saturday to remind some Melb supporters that they just didn't have the guts to fight.
As an aside, I went to Dallas Brooks Hall that night. I bought a membership especially, just to get in and vote. I was there and I saw what the vote was and I remember how bad I felt about our game that supporters would actually want this.
Melbourne voted for their own extinction and it was Hawthorn's refusal to comply that saved Melbourne - perhaps they should add a 'thank-you' to their banner on Saturday.
Thats good.mace007 said:To the tune of "Hello, Goodbye" by those Liverpool lads:
You said yes
We said no
We said stop
And you said go, go, go!
You voted yes
And we voted no.
Rubbish - now you really are making it up as you go along.rick James said:As a matter of fact when the VFL forced us to share our home ground, and essentially broke contract. no cash though mate, no cash.
Sundog said:I'll say this once. I bought a membership specifically to vote at that meeting - I DID NOT SAY I BOUGHT IT ON THE DAY.
If you'll recall your history then you'll know that the merger not takeover with the Hawks had been mooted since before mid-year. I joined the MFC as a member in early May.
Why did I do that? Simple. I'm a passionate supporter of footy but not so much of any club...BUT if any then I was a supporter of the Fitzroy footy club since I went to those games as a kid - my dad played just under 100 games with the Roys, over 100 if you count the ressies.
I saw what was happening and had happened to the Lions. I did not want to see ANOTHER 2 teams fall into history. That Hawthorn voted to survive was a credit to them, that you voted not to is an indictment on you (maybe not you personally).
Since you can't seem to comprehend that a non-supporter like myself would spend money to support YOUR club from extinction, you'd probably be surprised to know that I had also bought Hawks membership that year. for that same reason.
Your inability to accept the past and your eagerness to change it by your own version of events is a testament to the type of Pro-merger supporter I have, and always will, be yelling against on gameday.
As a last note, I still have my Melb membership ticket of that year. Would you like me to post it here for proof? Perhaps you'd also post yours if you have one.
Yze_Magic said:Instead, I would like to say this you -
GET
FUC-KED