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Dermott Brereton's view of the game

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Now that I've had my sarcasm overload (sorry about that - read one too many "we need some mongrel" posts last night and my brain exploded), it's nice to see someone in the media quantify exactly what many here have been saying. For all Moloney gets slammed on these forums at times, besides Sylvia and the inadequate Jones he's basically got no help in the mature body department.

Too Right Nasher...Nathan Jones is a big unit and if he had been playing for Hawthorn on sunday he would have racked up 40 possessions no worries.

When we only have 3 large bodies playing around the midfield sure it is going to be dam tough

Feed our kids good food and teach them well. We supporters just have to bite the tounge (a little) very hard to do once the Ball is bounced i understand!!!

 

Better yet, just use the <sarcasm> enter your witty commentary here </sarcasm> tags.

Maybe all my years and Demonland have turned me a bit sadistic, but I get a kick out of tripping people up with sarcastic posts. It's amazing how many people try and debate a point that was obviously facetious. Putting it in sarcasm tags would spoil all the fun.

Maybe all my years and Demonland have turned me a bit sadistic, but I get a kick out of tripping people up with sarcastic posts. It's amazing how many people try and debate a point that was obviously facetious. Putting it in sarcasm tags would spoil all the fun.

I'm with you on this one.

 

Maybe all my years and Demonland have turned me a bit sadistic, but I get a kick out of tripping people up with sarcastic posts. It's amazing how many people try and debate a point that was obviously facetious. Putting it in sarcasm tags would spoil all the fun.

Our years may be showing fellas, cause that always gives me a giggle as well :) !!!

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Our years may be showing fellas, cause that always gives me a giggle as well :) !!!

Print does fade with time!!!!


I'm with you on this one.

No you're not.

Maybe all my years and Demonland have turned me a bit sadistic, but I get a kick out of tripping people up with sarcastic posts. It's amazing how many people try and debate a point that was obviously facetious. Putting it in sarcasm tags would spoil all the fun.

I thought the same thing, but held off on posting it because I already [censored] off enough people as it is!

The whole joy of sarcasm is that some don't get it, and then we can feel darkly superior.

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I thought the same thing, but held off on posting it because I already [censored] off enough people as it is!

The whole joy of sarcasm is that some don't get it, and then we can feel darkly superior.

Too True, and it usually catches all of us out at some stage....Most of the time.

 

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