Melbourne Football Club - Wikipedia
Ronald Deeman – Melbourne Football Club's mascot, pictured at Melbourne's home ground, the MCG. In 1933, Melbourne was beginning to rebuild its side and abandoned the name 'Fuchsias' for a more ferocious title—the 'Demons'.
Introducing Flash! | mascot | Introducing Flash! Meet our new ...
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List of Australian sporting mascots - Wikipedia
Find out the names and features of the mascots and characters used by various sports clubs and teams in Australia and New Zealand. The list covers different sports such as Australian Football, Cricket, Rugby League, Rugby Union, Soccer, Baseball and Basketball.
‘Flash’ mascot to be unveiled - Melbourne Football Club
Jul 21, 2017 · MELBOURNE will unveil an Indigenous mascot named ‘Flash’ before its match against Port Adelaide at the MCG on Saturday. Flash is named in after former Melbourne star and 2009 best and fairest winner Aaron Davey.
Melbourne Football Club | Logopedia - Fandom
Logopedia is a wiki about logos and branding. Melbourne Football Club is an Australian rules football club based in Melbourne, Australia. See its logo history and variations since 1976.
The man behind Melbourne’s new logo - Melbourne Football Club
Nov 12, 2015 · Dave Larkin, front man of triple ARIA-award nominated rock band Dallas Crane, was the creator of Melbourne’s new logo. As Melbourne’s in-house graphic designer, Larkin was given the brief to design the club’s new emblem.
Melbourne Football Club | Official Website
The official website of the Melbourne Football Club, featuring news, videos, fixtures, results, players, members and more. Find out the latest updates on the Dees' AFL and AFLW teams, trades, injuries, podcasts and galleries.
Melbourne Demons - AFL International
Learn about the Melbourne Football Club, the world's oldest professional club of any football code, and its logo featuring a red and blue demon. The club plays at the MCG and has won 13 AFL premierships.
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Melbourne Football Club - Alchetron, the free social encyclopedia
Oct 5, 2024 · The current club mascots are Chuck, Checker Cheeky, named after legendary coach "Checker" Hughes and Daisy named after captain of the women's team Daisy Pearce. Club jumper. The current Melbourne club jumper consists of a red V-neck on a navy blue background, with the AFL logo on the front as well.
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