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The Hangar Pledge Bring Hirdy Home Unite As One, Melbourne (2026)

25/08/2026

📢 THE FINAL TRANSMISSION: THE FARCE CONCLUDES. PAGE CLOSED PERMANENTLY.

Firstly I would like to thank each and every follower who has shown support for this page and the personal support you have all shown me, it’s greatly appreciated and I wish everyone well including the club players & Mark McVeigh regardless of my personal views I just want the best for the club and its fanbase. So thanks to you all once again, it’s meant so much.

True believers,This is the final post on The Hangar Pledge. Effective immediately, this platform is being permanently shut down, and my lifelong commercial support for the Essendon Football Club and the wider AFL network is officially terminated forever.

When I started The Hangar Pledge, my core objective was to ensure a completely fair, transparent, and data-driven evaluation process for all candidates—especially James Hird, who initially looked like he wouldn't even be granted an interview at the table. Do I believe it was a fair process for all candidates in the end? Absolutely not. It was a complete circus show from the beginning, and it is now entirely clear that this concluded as a standard 'mates-for-mates' appointment.

Tuesday morning’s press conference was the absolute confirmation of an institutional failure. Let’s look past the corporate spin and lay down the raw numbers-backed truth of what just occurred behind closed doors:

🔴 The Surrender to External Pressure: While James Hird’s masterclass presentation clearly provided the superior macro-matrix for an overall club transformation, his blueprint was intentionally ignored. The legacy board block—particularly the long-serving directors who have overseen twenty years of mediocrity—completely folded under hidden pressure from AFL House and corporate media networks. Instead of selecting the best candidate, they pandered to outside narratives, repeating the exact same safe, compromised standalone appointment patterns that have held this club back for decades. They protected their personal boardroom seats by treating their grassroots membership base like complete chump change.

🔴 The Soft-Cap Trajectory and Squeezed Cabinet: By opting for a traditional standalone head contract for Mark McVeigh at full premium market value ($800k+), the financial directors have officially locked themselves into a starved budget ceiling. Without the billionaire safety nets of Paul Little's conditional funding to absorb luxury tax fines, the club is mathematically blocked from building an elite supporting cabinet. Spike will be forced to navigate the most volatile coaching box in modern sports history surrounded by cheaper, less experienced development line assistants—effectively rinsing and repeating the exact failed operational systems that will set this club even further back.

🔴 The Legacy of the Asset Shield: The absolute only victory achieved on this feed this winter was the total tracking of our list asset security. List Manager Matt Rosa perfectly predicted the inherent weakness and volatility of this board. By aggressively rushing through massive long-term extensions to secure our blue-chip future leaders—Nate Caddy, Jacob Farrow, and Dyson Sharp until at least the end of 2030—the playing group's core value was legally locked away in a pristine contractual fortress before the boardroom circus collapsed. They are 100% insulated from the incoming media storm, but the relationship trust capital with the league's powerhouse player agents is now completely bankrupt.

President Andrew Welsh standing before the cameras desperately throwing a public "olive branch" to James Hird—while forced to admit his direct phone calls went completely unanswered on Monday night—proves the administration already knows a catastrophic consumer capital strike is here. The automatic 2027 membership auto-renewals are being systematically de-authorized across the country tonight.

I refuse to invest another dollar, hour, or ounce of passion into an artificial corporate entertainment product that actively insults its core consumers. The ledger is closed. The line is vacated.Thank you to the 1,200+ true believers who held the frontline with us. Turn off the notifications, close the wallets, and follow the money out the door. While I believe this will be the last we see James Hird putting his hand up for the 🔴⚫️

SIGNING OFF PERMANENTLY. THE MATRIX IS EXITED. 🔴⚫🔒

23/08/2026

EMERGENCY TIMELINE BREAKING POST: MCVEIGH IN BOX SEAT — THE ENDGAME IS ALIVE

Hi All,The corporate firewall at Tullamarine has just broken wide open tonight. Multiple tier-one football newsrooms—including Cal Twomey at AFL.com.au and Mitch Cleary at 7NEWS—have officially verified that Sydney assistant Mark McVeigh has been called back to Melbourne to make a final presentation to the full Essendon Board tomorrow (Monday) morning.

The data sheets show Spike is now the absolute runaway favorite, with the club heavily preparing to formally unveil him as our next senior coach as early as Tuesday.

Let's look past the media hype and audit what this massive endgame shift actually means under our unbending procurement rules:

🔴 The Logistics Alignment Is Real: As we tracked on this feed last week, interim coach Dean Solomon’s bombshell mandate that the new coach must lead player exit interviews and list cuts starting tomorrow effectively forced the board's hand. Because Sydney senior coach Dean Cox has already publicly verified that the Swans are fully prepared to grant Spike an immediate release from their finals campaign, the board is executing the cleanest operational runway available.

🔴 The Financial Squeeze Under the Cap: By leaning toward McVeigh as a standalone frontman, the corporate board block is choosing to brave immediate member backlash to project 'institutional independence'. But the unbending law of the AFL Football Department Soft Cap remains undefeated. Writing a standard senior coaching contract at full market value ($800k+) means the front office will heavily choke the remaining budget ceiling, meaning Spike will have to fight to secure top-tier development gurus and A-grade tactical assistants without triggering a 1-to-1 luxury tax penalty paid straight to AFL House.

🔴 The 2030 Core Lock Bridges the Gap: The absolute saving grace for our club right now is that List Manager Matt Rosa has already completely stabilized the core future of our playing roster. By successfully securing our absolute blue-chip young leaders—Nate Caddy, Jacob Farrow, and Dyson Sharp until at least the end of 2030—the on-field asset value is 100% insulated and shielded from whatever political storm or boardroom coup explodes over the next 48 hours!

Our pinned Grassroots Re-Calibration consumer template guidelines are fully live below. If you want the board and our primary infrastructure partners—NEC, Airwallex, and Amart—to know your stance on member democracy before that final signature is dried on the contract tomorrow afternoon, hit the corporate servers tonight.

We track the numbers, not the whispers. The ultimate chess match is down to its final moves.UNITE AS ONE. GO BOMBERS! 🔴⚫🏆

23/08/2026

📢 DRAFT TIMELINE POST: THE GRASSROOTS EMAIL TEMPLATE FOR THE BOARD

True believers, one of our dedicated followers has just sent through an absolute masterclass of a formal submission letter in the direct inbox.

Instead of typing frustrated comments into empty forums, let’s flood the administration’s executive dashboards with pure, undeniable 2026 data.

👉 ACTION ITEM FOR EVERY MEMBER: Copy the text layout below, fill in your verified member details at the bottom, and email it directly to the executive desks right now:

📩 Essendon Membership Desk: [email protected]

📩 NEC Corporate Contact: [email protected]

📩 Liberty Financial Support: [email protected]:

To The Essendon Board and Coaching Selection Panel, Please give James Hird a full and fair interview for the Senior Coach role for 2027.

The case is built on facts:

🔴 He is part of a winning program right now: At Port Melbourne in 2026, Hird serves as Director of Football alongside Senior Coach Brendan McCartney. Together they have Port in 6th with an 11-7 record and in finals for the first time in years. We’ve seen real resilience: a 35-point comeback vs North Melbourne in Round 8 to win 103-90, and a 1-point win vs Williamstown in Round 11 after trailing late. That is belief and standards — exactly what we’re missing.

🔴 He fixes our culture: Hird’s role at Port is specifically about connecting with and developing players. Players are playing for each other and for the jumper again. Our AFL group needs that same family feel. A coach who demands excellence AND brings joy back.

🔴 He has grown: It’s 2026, not 2013. After stepping away to prioritize his health, he’s spent years learning and is now back in a senior football role. He’s humbler and better for it. The new legacy can be: "The man who brought Essendon back."

🔴 It reconnects our members: Safe hasn’t worked. Hird gives our club instant hope, energy, and a story to believe in from Round 1.

What do we have to lose? Interviewing 15 candidates and skipping the one with Essendon DNA and current VFL success makes no sense. Judge him on the coach and leader he is today. Give him the interview.

Yours sincerely,[Your Name Here][Your Member Number Here]

23/08/2026

📢 TIMELINE POST: THE CORPORATE STANDOFF AT TULLAMARINE

Hi All,

I’m deeply concerned that James Hird isn’t the one in the board's mind right now. Unfortunately, no matter how the boardroom math works out, I feel the Essendon board is locked into a debate that completely rejects Hird’s presentation—regardless of the massive structural benefits put forward in that blueprint to rescue this club from a total administrative collapse. I truly feel that the legacy directors sitting behind the public eye—not Andrew Welsh or the other four panel members—are the ones actively fighting against the sheer financial advantages and the overwhelming cultural positives James can bring, regardless of what happened in the past.

The systemic problem with modern football clubs is that they see everyday members as complete chump change. They treat us like a passive source of income and will always lean toward the safest, most compliant corporate decision—completely ignoring the long-term transformational outcomes James could deliver. They are totally blind to the massive financial backing of our primary coterie groups and powerbrokers like Paul Little, who are prepared to reinvest millions back into the Hangar's facilities. While I completely agree that facility funding should ideally be available to any successful candidate, the reality is that the board's behavior has nothing to do with what James Hird actually wants.

He appears to be the only candidate who presented a holistic macroeconomic plan to completely bring this club back together. He legally structured his presentation to work within a lower contract baseline floor, which naturally complies with the rigid limits of the AFL Football Department Soft Cap law to free up over $500,000 per season under the ceiling! That budget vacuum would go directly into securing a premium executive wage to secure a world-class senior assistant like Mark McVeigh (well above what he is currently paid in Sydney) and headhunting elite development staff underneath him.

By bypassing this model, the reality is that a traditional standalone coach contract written at a standard premium market wage ($800k to $1M) will completely choke the remaining football budget under the ceiling [. Even with the AFL's recent soft cap increases, the 20% senior coach deduction, and the $100,000 marketing exemption, it will not be enough to fund a powerhouse cabinet. We will end up with B-grade assistants and a compromised coaching box—no different to the failed systems we have suffered through under previous regimes. One frontman alone cannot fix a broken culture.

If Hird is bypassed, I genuinely feel we will be forced to go through this exact same crisis again in several years. No other candidate can offer the overarching department fortress he put on the desk. Unfortunately, the hidden legacy directors are making this incredibly difficult for Andrew Welsh. It is starting to feel like this whole process was a complete farce, and that James was never treated as a legitimate option by the institutional block. The administration has caved to the corporate media and league landscape, running the club strictly as a commercial entity tied to stadium deals and pressures from AFL House rather than listening to its grassroots foundation.

I started this page to demand a fair process for all candidates, and honestly, I don’t feel the club has delivered that at all. If they knew they were never going to give James a genuine opportunity, they should have stated that from day dot. Instead, Essendon has turned a serious executive search into a complete circus once again.

The only real positives left on the ledger are the absolute zero-leak media firewall, and List Manager Matt Rosa successfully pulling off the ultimate corporate heist by locking down our absolute blue-chip future leaders—Nate Caddy, Jacob Farrow, and Dyson Sharp until at least the end of 2030!

But how Rosa managed to execute those mega-extensions in an administrative vacuum is incredibly telling. Elite players of that caliber and their managers do not bind their long-term futures blindly to a club without receiving explicit, verbal assurances from the inner sanctum regarding the incoming coaching structure.

Look no further than local legend Saul Caddy’s (Nate's dad) massive slip of the tongue on live radio, openly stating that the boys would lift “when Hirdy takes over.” As a parent, I certainly wouldn't let my son recommit to a long-term contract unless my agent and the club provided concrete guarantees on the incoming director.

Someone has clearly sold those young guns an absolute dream based on James Hird returning to lead them. Time will tell if it was the legitimate truth, or just another corporate sales pitch.

We track the numbers, not the whispers. Let's see how the cards fall after the final siren today.UNITE AS ONE. GO BOMBERS! 🔴⚫🏆

20/08/2026

📢 THE TICKETING FIRE-SALE VALIDATES THE 'FOLLOW THE MONEY' MATRIX.

True believers, look at the data dropping across the network today. The club's official channels are running desperate 2-for-1 ticket deals for a massive milestone match, following free 2-game membership rescue emails sent out to lapsed members weeks ago.

This is the ultimate commercial confirmation that a silent consumer capital strike is already hitting the club's bottom line. The front office is staring at a severe membership retention risk for 2027 because the fans in the comments are making it crystal clear: No Hird, no attendance, no renewals.

Modern football clubs are run as multi-million-dollar corporate entities where powerbrokers and strategic partners pull the strings, but they cannot hide from a consumer revenue black hole. This financial bleeding removes the board's ability to ignore the members.

It completely locks the panel into our strict AFL Soft Cap courtroom mathematics:

1️⃣ The Assistant Contract Trap: Hiring a standard career assistant coach as a standalone frontman at a full senior premium market wage ($800k+) heavily chokes the club's remaining budget under the ceiling, forcing the club to settle for cheap support staff.

2️⃣ The Hird Lifeline: James Hird’s unique contract baseline template remains the only functional mechanism that naturally resolves this financial deadlock. By keeping his active soft-cap hit to a minimum legal floor, it frees up the over $500,000 required to fund an elite cabinet under the ceiling—safely securing Mark McVeigh and headhunting Brisbane mastermind Danny Daly without luxury tax penalties.

With Matt Rosa successfully locking down our absolute blue-chip future leaders—Nate Caddy, Jacob Farrow, and Dyson Sharp until at least the end of 2030—the player runway is 100% stable. The consumers are holding the line. We track the numbers, not the whispers.

UNITE AS ONE. GO BOMBERS! 🔴⚫🏆

20/08/2026

📢 BEHIND THE CURTAIN AT THE HANGAR PLEDGE: TRANSPARENCY, PATTERNS, AND THE REALITY OF THE BOARDROOM.

True believers, let’s have an honest, face-to-face check-in this Thursday morning. 🔴⚫

I’ll be completely straight with you: my operational plans were completely dashed today. I was fully intending to do a live stream from the Hangar gates around 7:15 AM with my deck chair and two signature signs to catch the player arrivals. But the reality is, trying to answer hundreds of daily direct messages and manage the explosive traffic from the recent Herald Sun board spill exclusives left me completely fried. I only managed about 2 hours of sleep last night, and to look after my health, I had to call it and run today's strategy from the couch.

A few followers have noticed that my posts and data breakdowns are exceptionally sharp and well-worded lately, and they’ve asked me straight up in the inbox if I use AI.

The answer is yes, absolutely—and I want to be 100% transparent about how I operate this page.

I don't trade in raw fan emotion & refrain from blindly copy/pasting media rumours although I have made a few shockers. I look at this coaching search through a professional commercial sales lens to track real structural patterns. To manage a 1,200+ follower workflow without burning out, I use AI to help me synthesize the massive mountain of daily football department data, format the raw text, and review my thoughts.

But make no mistake: I never blindly trust a machine. I constantly challenge the information it provides, I audit the sources, I cross-reference the print articles, and I apply my own 15 years of corporate sales experience to connect the dots that the mainstream television panels are completely missing.

When you use this data-driven method to look at the timeline, the coincidences vanish and the real corporate pattern appears:

🔴 Dot 1 — The Initial Catch-Up: On Friday, 26 June, Andrew Welsh holds his initial formal catch-up with James Hird. Exactly two weeks later, on Friday, 10 July, our blue-chip future leader Nate Caddy signs a massive long-term contract extension. Elite player managers do not bind an asset to a club for 5+ seasons into an administrative vacuum—they only sign when the inner sanctum gives them a direct guarantee on the incoming coach.

🔴 Dot 2 — The Presentation Lock: On Thursday, 6 August, Hirdy delivers his massive 2.5-hour off-site presentation outlining his macroeconomic blueprint to the panel. Immediately following that presentation block, Matt Rosa moves with absolute urgency to lock down Rising Star nominees Jacob Farrow and Dyson Sharp until the end of 2030! The list was stabilized instantly to insulate the club before the heavy media blackout.

🔴 Dot 3 — The Coterie Checkmate: We have been breaking down the strict AFL Soft Cap courtroom math here for weeks, proving Hirdy's unique low-base template is the only financial mechanism that frees up the over $500,000 required to fund a powerhouse cabinet like Mark McVeigh and Danny Daly under the ceiling. Now, right as we enter the final voting blocks, the Herald Sun confirms our wealthiest coterie powerbrokers are prepared to launch a full board spill if Hird is bypassed.

But let's be completely realistic as business pragmatists: nothing is ever guaranteed in a corporate boardroom until the ink is dried on the contract.

While our soft-cap math and the coterie capital shield make James Hird the highest-probability strategic choice, the board always retains the sovereign right to go its own way. If the panel decides that corporate independence from external stakeholder pressure overrides everything else, they might choose to absorb the soft-cap luxury tax penalties, brave the member backlash, and select a standalone assistant coach anyway. Both paths carry massive institutional risks.That is exactly why we track the data sheets rather than buying into empty media guarantees.

I appreciate every single one of you who messages the page and challenges the logic—that’s how we keep the standard high.

We track the numbers, not the whispers. Rest up, stay proud, and let's see how the cards fall.UNITE AS ONE. GO BOMBERS! 🔴⚫🏆

19/08/2026

🚀 DEBUNKING THE TIME-CRISIS MYTH: THE OFFICIAL AFL DEADLINES THE MEDIA ISN'T SHOWING YOU.

True believers, lock your phones flat on the desk and look past the frantic late-night television headlines. The mainstream panels want you to believe that a delayed coaching announcement is ruining our list management, exit interviews, and trade recruitment. That is a lightweight outside narrative designed to create cheap panic.

Let’s apply strict AFL corporate calendar mathematics to expose the reality of how modern list regeneration actually functions:

1️⃣ The Trade and Free Agency Runway: An early September appointment doesn't miss the trade window—it lands in the absolute corporate sweet spot. Official AFL Free Agency doesn't even open until Friday, 2 October, and the Trade Period paperwork doesn't commence until Monday, 5 October. A September launch gives the incoming coach a massive four-week clear window to sit down face-to-face with Matt Rosa and pitch the department fortress vision directly to elite targets before a single document is filed at AFL House.

2️⃣ The Retained and Delisted List Reality: The media is screaming about a 'thin coaching box' ruining exit meetings. The fact is, formal AFL list cuts and the First List Lodgement do not legally close until late October. An early September appointment gives the new coach nearly two full months to review performance logs and make definitive corporate calls on internal list assets. Modern list architecture is run on a 24/7 calendar by the front office, not a single standalone coach.

3️⃣ The 2030 Core Fortress: The reason the board can comfortably execute their strict due diligence under the AFL Football Department Soft Cap guidelines is because the list foundation is already perfectly stable. List Manager Matt Rosa has successfully insulated our future by securing our absolute blue-chip young leaders—Nate Caddy, Jacob Farrow, and Dyson Sharp until at least the end of 2030!

The runway is pristine, the backend of the club is operating like a zero-leak fortress, and the courtroom math remains 100% undefeated . We track the numbers, not the whispers.

UNITE AS ONE. GO BOMBERS! 🔴⚫🏆

19/08/2026

The corporate matrix has officially exploded, true believers! 🚀

Jay Clark’s explosive Herald Sun exclusive confirms that powerhouse billionaire coterie factions and tier-one commercial stakeholders are prepared to launch a formal boardroom spill challenge if the selection panel ignores the overriding will of the Essendon family.

The mainstream TV panels are already panicking, claiming these heavy hitters are holding a gun to the club's head. That is a lightweight outside narrative. The cold, hard business reality is that these financial giants are providing Andrew Welsh with the ultimate shield to protect the independence of our football club by enforcing strict AFL Soft Cap courtroom mathematics:

1️⃣ The Capital Shield:

These groups fund our independent infrastructure.

A modern administration simply cannot risk a full-scale corporate capital strike.

2️⃣ The Only Path to the Fortress:

A standard assistant coach contract written at a full senior market wage ($800k+) heavily chokes the club's remaining budget under the ceiling. James Hird’s presentation template remains the ONLY financial model that naturally breaks this budget deadlock. By keeping his active soft-cap line hit to an absolute bare minimum floor, it creates the exact financial vacuum Welsh needs to comfortably fund an elite cabinet—safely affording a heavily boosted executive strategy salary for Mark McVeigh and headhunting Brisbane mastermind Danny Daly as General Manager under the ceiling without triggering a 100% luxury tax fine .

With List Manager Matt Rosa successfully locking down our absolute blue-chip future—Nate Caddy, Jacob Farrow, and Dyson Sharp until at least the end of 2030—the playing group is perfectly insulated from the boardroom noise.

The runway is clear, the heavy-hitting capital is holding the line, and the numbers remain completely undefeated. We track the numbers, not the whispers.

UNITE AS ONE. GO BOMBERS! 🔴⚫🏆

17/08/2026

I have to address this again as many people continue to ignore the follow the money standpoint this is not fiction & anyone who has 10 mins can fully research these metrics which the majority of the media is failing to report or talk about in depth, as it doesn’t create the massive interest and clicks they love to maintain… if the media was to report things like below then there wouldn’t be all this media hype which creates all these topics… they do what they do to drive ratings and try to force a club like Essendon into a corner trying to cause instability & boardroom doubt etc..

However if the Essendon supporters spent 10-20mins and researched my points below you will quickly realise the logic and understanding the below information by fact checking how the rules of the AFL soft cap works etc it’s a highly probable scenario…

Is it a 100% guarantee, absolutely not… The Essendon board could totally ignore the additional money from powerbrokers that have been promised to upgrade the Hangar facilities which sits outside the AFL Cap money allocations…

All I can say is I’m quietly confident they can’t ignore the outside money, the board just can’t spend money at will without repercussions…

📊 The McVeigh Dilemma:

Why the Math Doesn't Work If the board chooses Mark McVeigh, they are opting for a traditional football football appointment, but from a balance-sheet perspective, the math falls apart:

The Funding Deficit: Appointing McVeigh leaves a massive, multi-million-dollar hole in the club's capital expenditure budget that the club must find elsewhere.

The Opportunity Cost: Choosing McVeigh means the club is effectively "paying" a multi-million-dollar premium (in lost investment) just to hire him over Hird.

The Broadcast vs. Asset Reality: TV pundits focus purely on media optics, whereas a corporate board must focus on tangible asset growth, facility upgrades, and debt mitigation.

📉 The Collateral Damage: What We Lose Without Hird.

The absolute core of the issue is the conditional commercial backing tied explicitly to James Hird. If Hird is passed over, the club immediately loses a staggering amount of corporate leverage:

Paul Little’s Strategic Capital: The former chairman’s backing isn’t just pocket change; it represents sophisticated, institutional-grade commercial support capable of anchoring massive infrastructure projects.

The Coterie Multi-Million Dollar Deals: High-net-worth coterie members have structured their legal and financial commitments strictly as conditional investments. If Hird is not appointed, those promises legally vanish.

The Hangar Expansion Stagnation: Those missing millions were directly earmarked for physical reinvestment back into The Hangar. Without that private funding, critical facility upgrades will either be indefinitely delayed or forced to rely on heavy bank debt, hitting the club's bottom line through high interest expenses.

11/08/2026

Reading past the evening media panic with total corporate perspective. Toby Greene has officially spoken. 🔴⚫

The late-breaking reports linking James Hird’s 2.5-hour list presentation to an aggressive trade target loop have been completely verified. Speaking directly to the Herald Sun regarding the Essendon trade links, GWS captain Toby Greene didn't issue a furious denial. Instead, he openly acknowledged the reports and explicitly praised both James Hird and Mark McVeigh, stating: “We’ll see who gets the job... they’re both good people.

”This is not list chaos; this is high-level corporate asset allocation coming to life. To launch a successful trade raid for a generational superstar like Toby Greene while simultaneously absorbing the massive 2030 contract extensions now handed to Nate Caddy, Jacob Farrow, and Dyson Sharp, the board is meticulously crossing the t's and dotting the i's on the final numbers.And this is exactly where our signature AFL Soft Cap mathematics remain 100% undefeated.

If the board appoints a standalone external career assistant coach, their premium senior contract heavily chokes the football department budget under the ceiling, leaving near-zero flexibility to resource top-tier support staff.

James Hird's presentation template remains the only model that naturally breaks this annual budget deadlock. Because James is independently wealthy, his team-friendly contract baseline utilizes legal senior coach concessions to keep his active cap hit to an absolute bare minimum.

That exact saved space is the financial key Andrew Welsh needs to offer Spike McVeigh a heavily boosted, highly lucrative 'Senior Strategy Director' executive package that sits considerably above a normal assistant wage—overcoming any Sydney hurdles and transforming a move to Melbourne into an unmissable career leap.

Hirdy acts as the high-level Managing Director and iron-clad political shield to absorb 100% of the brutal Melbourne press glare, while Spike McVeigh coordinates the day-to-day on-field tactical machine. We track the numbers, not the whispers. Stay composed, trust the sports business accounting, and follow the money. GO BOMBERS! 🔴⚫

Greene

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