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The Draw

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i beleive that we will have an ok draw, first 2 games on a saturday against some bigger drawing clubs at the G, one home, one away..

A good way to start. only one friday night appearance though, which is to be expected. The rest is pretty standard demon / AFL fixturing!

 
i beleive that we will have an ok draw, first 2 games on a saturday against some bigger drawing clubs at the G, one home, one away..

A good way to start. only one friday night appearance though, which is to be expected. The rest is pretty standard demon / AFL fixturing!

Thanks!

But please more information!!!

Who we playing round 1? I'm tipping Hawthorn.

How many interstate?

I know we play Port mid year in Darwin.

Cheers.

And can we trust you as a source? Cam Schwab won't let anything out of the bag

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hawthorn Rnd 1

Pies R2

You can trust me, put my kids on it! We also keep Queens bday.

not sure on the interstate element to be honest, but we have Rnd 22 in melbourne.

 
hawthorn Rnd 1

Pies R2

You can trust me, put my kids on it! We also keep Queens bday.

not sure on the interstate element to be honest, but we have Rnd 22 in melbourne.

Buddy is suspended round 1 I think.


I'm sick of playing Hawthorn first up. Wish it was West Coast at the G round 1.

Are you crazy? Why would you want that? What would we get from having less than 20,000 at the G First round?

Gippy

Nah...I WANT to play someone like the Sqawkers early :).. I like the idea of the pies twice.

Two good games to start the season. We wont be anyone's doormat anymore. There are quite a number of Demons with things to prove to the world...will be worth watchnig ;)

 

maybe Carlton 3rd game in ?? :lol:;)

Would like a game where we have a good chance of winning (not a big chance, but a chance). Would be good for the team to kick of the year with a win. Maybe a team like Carlton or Essendon, but I doubt it. Either way, can't wait till round 1 regardless of who it is.


Am also a bit sick of playing Hawks early on, though appreciate their current pulling power. Carlton would be interesting. Good to hear the club is being pro-active, but yet to be convinced about the fixture given last year.

i beleive that we will have an ok draw, first 2 games on a saturday against some bigger drawing clubs at the G, one home, one away..

A good way to start. only one friday night appearance though, which is to be expected. The rest is pretty standard demon / AFL fixturing!

Lets hope they are OUR home games then!

Am also a bit sick of playing Hawks early on, though appreciate their current pulling power. Carlton would be interesting. Good to hear the club is being pro-active, but yet to be convinced about the fixture given last year.

We deserve what we get after the last 3 years. Respect must be earn"t, which isn't a bad thing at all.

We deserve what we get after the last 3 years. Respect must be earn"t, which isn't a bad thing at all.

Darwin game on a Sat night in May against Port.


Darwin game on a Sat night in May against Port.

That Game is worth around $500K to us from what i have read, so i agree with it, as Melb v Port at the 'G has never been a crowd Puller.

Remember those mothers day Games.

For us at the Moment Darwin Games are good business.

Hawthorn R1 is a good matchup, considering Buddy is still suspended. That game would get a good crowd.

Pies game would have to be away game as we always have them at home on Queens Birthday.

Hawthorn R1 is a good matchup, considering Buddy is still suspended. That game would get a good crowd.

Throw in Chance Bateman (also susp.) and the departure of Mark Williams who always murders us.

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We deserve what we get after the last 3 years. Respect must be earn"t, which isn't a bad thing at all.

Didn't say we didn't (deserve it), if that makes sense. Just remembering that it got worse after from the initial draft.

 
Are you crazy? Why would you want that? What would we get from having less than 20,000 at the G First round?

Gippy

I can see the point of playing either west coast, freo or another interstate team round 1. It would be round 1 so we would get over 20,000 because people would come to see our new players play to see how they go, also we would be expected to win and winning round 1 would be great. It would be better than round 13 and we have only a few wins and then no one would come.

That Game is worth around $500K to us from what i have read, so i agree with it, as Melb v Port at the 'G has never been a crowd Puller.

Remember those mothers day Games.

For us at the Moment Darwin Games are good business.

I stoked about the Darwin games 500k for the club + a win (maybe) but now I can go up to NT every year for a small break get on the [censored] go fishing and watch the footy life doesn't get much better.


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