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Gameday - Melbourne v Carlton

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Well at least we've gone like-for-like.

 

I suppose they'll close the roof to ensure that it's a real game for running players.

Having all those talls in the side at once should hold us in good stead against Carlton's runners.

Edited by Demon Head


Another genius form of self-sabotage -- having too many slow bigs so that when (inevitably) one or 2 midfielders go down with a hamstring strain and another with a bad corky, we end up with Spencer on Judd at a critical point in the final quarter.

Another genius form of self-sabotage -- having too many slow bigs so that when (inevitably) one or 2 midfielders go down with a hamstring strain and another with a bad corky, we end up with Spencer on Judd at a critical point in the final quarter.

When we're 52 points down?

 
When we're 52 points down?

Been listening to the game? - no signs of that being the case just yet.

May not be necessary, but it is good to have a contingency plan in place.

Bailey is no fool.

Nev Jetta, like Wonnaemirri, is under-rated.

Could both become VERY important players for us in the future.


so far....wtf...3.1 a piece... Mr Bailey...do your stuff ;)

Getting a little concerned. Sounds like we've got them well and truly under control. 4.1 apiece.

My nails are already bleeding...

Getting a little concerned. Sounds like we've got them well and truly under control. 4.1 apiece.

My nails are already bleeding...

Blues now 2 goals in front. You can stop chewing the nails.

Blues now 2 goals in front. You can stop chewing the nails.

Not for another 8 days.


Jamar looking quite good! Hope he sticks around in the future..

Long goal to Jamar early in the second...

Geez, nifty and Jamar, with PJ a link man in there, Sylvia is back...

If Ratten doesn't come out and grill the blues at half or 3/4 time, we're in trouble.

45 plays 38

What's wrong with Petterd? Also, Frawley doing a job on Fev, with assistance from Riv.

Long goal to Jamar early in the second...

Jetta has two and we trail by only 7 points - 6.2.38 to 7.3.45


Poor mistake by Mcnamara, oh well. A 2-3 goal buffer all game will be alright with me.

Whats wrong with Petterd and Liam?.....on the bench...

What's wrong with Petterd? Also, Frawley doing a job on Fev, with assistance from Riv.

Yeah my nails too!! :o

Think Petterds strained his groin.. having a test at half time....

Jurrah dislocated his finger in the 1st!

Valenti fitting in well again!!

Is this Nev Jettas breakthrough game i wonder aloud??

Also, Jamar.. 3 gls! ..is he trying to say 'hey dees, i can rest up forwards an kick gls as well'?! ;)

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Is this Nev Jettas breakthrough game i wonder aloud??

I tell you what. If he kicks 1 more he's a chance. 2 more and he's be the leading contender to get a nom this week.

A late season nomination is a bit of fools gold, especially in a mickey mouse award... But still... Reward for what has obviously been hard work that impresses his coaches.

Jamar's best game, perhaps? 3 goals a PB. Against a good side too, BTW.


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