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AFL Chooseday Night Football

ChaserJ
in Melbourne Demons

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Get voting to see Greeny roll Carlton in the 2000 QF. A great day for the Dee's.

http://signup.foxsports.com.au/competition/AFLChoosedayNight

"Melbourne Demons v Carlton, qualifying final, 2000

The lethal left boot of one-time Manchester United target Green has been in hot form this season. It's a decade since the Tasmanian burst onto the scene in an incredible year for the red and blue boys. In a barnstorming finish in the qualifying final, Green kicked four goals as the Dees lit up the MCG and Melbourne rolled Carlton."

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    Get voting to see Greeny roll Carlton in the 2000 QF. A great day for the Dee's.

    http://signup.foxsports.com.au/competition/AFLChoosedayNight

    "Melbourne Demons v Carlton, qualifying final, 2000

    The lethal left boot of one-time Manchester United target Green has been in hot form this season. It's a decade since the Tasmanian burst onto the scene in an incredible year for the red and blue boys. In a barnstorming finish in the qualifying final, Green kicked four goals as the Dees lit up the MCG and Melbourne rolled Carlton."

    Yes, and guess what happened next? Well easily rolled North in the prelim, and came up against some Essendon thuggery in the Grand where Greeny himself was taken out together with i believe troy simmons. Never had a chance after that.

    Lessons, lessons for the future. We will need the hard nuts like Maloney,Jones,Frawley, Jamar, and eventually Tappscott, Scully and Trengove and possibly in a few years Gawn. Toughen up boys, you will need it in the real stuff.

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    The Ox's bag of 9 against the Swans was showed a few weeks back for memory.

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    Allen Jakovich kissing his Brother after a goal in '93. Best Single moment i can remember.

    We won the game as well.

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    Allen Jakovich kissing his Brother after a goal in '93. Best Single moment i can remember.

    We won the game as well.

    Yep, that was my first game, and was hooked on the Dees after that. We were down by 4 goals to the reigning premiers, then Jako went nuts, kicked them from everywhere and we ran over the top of the Weagles. Try as I might, I've never been able to find a copy of that game.

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    Yep, that was my first game, and was hooked on the Dees after that. We were down by 4 goals to the reigning premiers, then Jako went nuts, kicked them from everywhere and we ran over the top of the Weagles. Try as I might, I've never been able to find a copy of that game.

    Still got it on VHS.

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    Still got it on VHS.

    I was always taught to share :P

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    Voted, I want to hear the roar of the crowd while hearing the commentary team gasping 'The rookie... The rookie!!' again as we romp home!

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    Still got it on VHS.

    We might have to work out an arrangement, I to have never been able to find that game-and would seriously like to watch it again. When Jackovich was on he was the Greatest footballer ever-But those moments were very Random!!!

    That game in '93 was a classic.

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    Still got it on VHS.

    RE:1993 Melb V West Coast - Allen kisses Glen

    I dont think the entire game exists anywhere - from what I remember the game was only captured as a news item and some of that footage was used on the "93 - that was the season that was" video.

    If you do have the entire game or most of - $$ your way for a copy.

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    Acacia etc. I do not have the entire game but I do have bits of the game.

    As I do from seasons 91 & 92. I can't quite remember how games were televised back then but I used to tape anything and everything I could find, not to mention all those hours spent scrap booking.

    I love the 91 tape, goes through games such as the 20 goal win over Fitzroy (a week after we kicked 2 for the entire game over in Perth)& of course the Jako game against Nth amongst others.

    I am far from a tech savvy person and of course am not willing to part with any of these items, but if there is a way I can share, I am more than happy to do so.

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    Get voting to see Greeny roll Carlton in the 2000 QF. A great day for the Dee's.http://signup.foxsports.com.au/competition/AFLChoosedayNight"Melbourne Demons v Carlton, qualifying final, 2000The lethal left boot of one-time Manchester United target Green has been in hot form this season. It's a decade since the Tasmanian burst onto the scene in an incredible year for the red and blue boys. In a barnstorming finish in the qualifying final, Green kicked four goals as the Dees lit up the MCG and Melbourne rolled Carlton."

    I was at the game as a 14 yr old.. Was a hell of a comeback! Have it on dvd. That set shot green kicks in the last looked alot harder on the day!

    Just quietly check out the pythons on Cam Bruce haha!

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