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We're south of their border? Bizarre.
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Say what you want, I’m proud of this club this year.
Demonised replied to Gorgoroth's topic in Melbourne Demons
Can't agree with the naysayers who declare that we aren't top 4 material. We were. Indisputably. Take a look where we finished. -
Post Match Discussion - Preliminary Final
Demonised replied to Demonland's topic in Melbourne Demons
Can't help feeling that we'll look back on 2018 as a chance we've let slip. Crucial losses (St Kilda!) cost us a top two finish in a wide open year. The flag could have been ours. -
There are worse stereotypes. Excuse me while I dust the snow off my Range Rover with my tartan blanket before getting my manservant to register a few dozen barcodes I've somehow managed to accumulate.
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Because their success has had no humility with it, no grace and no modesty.
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I hope it stays up longer than Tomas Bugg's ...
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Post Match Discussion - Elimination Final
Demonised replied to Demonland's topic in Melbourne Demons
My plane trip home was almost a perfect blackout - left Cairns at 7 pm, arrived in Melbourne at 10.10 to find that Demons were up by 30 with four minutes to play. Still wasn't confident. -
Would get twelve weeks these days. Deservedly.
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Was Steven King even reported for kicking Jeff White's face in?
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Max, for lots of reasons, just ahead of Clayton.
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I want to draw attention to Oscar Mac's first kick, the one that ended up in our opening goal. Precise, attacking, audacious, skimming just over a giant and into Jordan Lewis's hands. Deserves accolades.
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Kicks well, too.
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Nice point, but note that most style guides insist on a space before an ellipsis ...
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What they're saying over at Roberts Road
Demonised replied to Queanbeyan Demon's topic in Melbourne Demons
To the privileged, equality feels like oppression. If you've always lived with outrageously favourable umpiring, fair umpiring seems incredibly unjust.