Skip to content
View in the app

A better way to browse. Learn more.

Demonland

A full-screen app on your home screen with push notifications, badges and more.

To install this app on iOS and iPadOS
  1. Tap the Share icon in Safari
  2. Scroll the menu and tap Add to Home Screen.
  3. Tap Add in the top-right corner.
To install this app on Android
  1. Tap the 3-dot menu (⋮) in the top-right corner of the browser.
  2. Tap Add to Home screen or Install app.
  3. Confirm by tapping Install.

A couple of things I have learnt from the bye weekend

Featured Replies

1. Perhaps our loss to the Doggies wasn't as bad as first thought. A 64 point defeat doesn't look good no matter how you look at it, but they just upstaged the (overrated?) Blues and looking more like the 2010 Western Bulldogs.

2. If we don't beat Port then Bailey deserves to be sacked on the spot. They are almost Fitzroy-esque at the moment!!!

 
 

Port will fire up. They just don't like the cold and wet. But still we better win.

If we loose to port Bailey will be gone.

We have cats and hawks after that just to top it off.


1)

When a team talks themselves up, they are destined to get flogged. (Directed to North Melbourne).

Oh how sweet it was watching them get destroyed, cannot stand that club.

Brad Scott in his presser said that Dane Swan only performed marginally better than Daniel Wells and that Pendelebury only performed marginally better than Ziebell, - talk about delusional.

Collingwood are very very good, their ability to run and run is most impressive.

2)

Carlton are the great pretenders (so far), they have only beat one side in the eight this year, that is the Swans twice.

Bulldogs are not as bad as what people thought, still have an elite/solid midfield.

3)

West Coast have a very impressive press and a very intelligent coach, tanked last year and are now killing it. Worsfold is one of the best coaches in the comp IMO.

4)

When Melbourne is not playing, I have little to look forward to on the weekend, from a football perspective.

5)

If we lose to Port at all this year (injuries permitting- but even then?) we should bring in all our players currently playing at Casey and see if they can do a better job of playing AFL. (lol, just joking- we are not going to lose to Port- Surely? Right?)

 

Would love to know how Dean & the FD have gone about it for the last 2 weeks.

We have to beat Port Adelaide.....The Attitude must be spot on.

Sadly for me

Collingwood are so far in front of the other sides its not funny ... the gap is getting wider.


I'm left feeling slightly better about our losses to Collingwood, West Coast and the Dogs, and slightly worse about our loss to North.

Brad Scott in his presser said that Dane Swan only performed marginally better than Daniel Wells and that Pendelebury only performed marginally better than Ziebell, - talk about delusional.

Wells was very good, albeit compared to the other 21 blokes in his team.

The bye makes for a dull weekend of footy, and it also makes absolutely no sense whatsoever, that teams seem to struggle the week afterwards.

The doggies, to their credit, did play well against us. But losing to Port would be completely unacceptable...

rd 1 - gold coast. lost r2, lost r3

rd 2 - crows. lost r 3 lost r 4

rd 3 - freo rd 4 won, won round 5

rd 4 - saints dogs lions rd 5 saints lions played eachother, dogs lost. rd 6 all lost

rd 5 - swans eagles dees rd 6 eagles dees played swans lost. rd 7 swans won, eagles lost, dees won.

rd 6 - freo cats hawks rd 7 freo lost, cats hawks won. freo lost, hawks cats won

rd 7 - pies rd 8 lost rd9 won

rd 8 - blues rd 9 lost rd 10 won

rd 9 - suns rd 10 lost rd 11 lost - just, to wce in perth

rd 10 - essendon rd 11 lost rd 12 lost

rd 11 - richmond rd 12 lost rd 13 won

rd 12 - port rd 13 lost rd 14 lost

rd 13 - pies rd 14 won rd 15 won

rd 14 - roos rd 15 lost rd 16 lost

rd 15 - eagles rd 16 won

sooooo games after a bye - 21 played 12 losses 5 won others between clubs with a bye.

week after the week after the bye - 11 losses, 8 wins.

obviously this is skewed by who has the bye, who plays who after the bye (cant expect suns to win anything, etc)

im sure you could look deeper into the performances, but i cant be stuffed.

ok this proves nothing

Edited by Benno

I'm left feeling slightly better about our losses to Collingwood, West Coast and the Dogs, and slightly worse about our loss to North.

If you remember, our youngsters were low on confidence at that time and our Leaders were Hiding. Just bloody terrible leadership until the supporters got on the players cases.

Tapscott was hurt early in that game & Davey got a sore knee in the 3rd Qtr I think.


Also I love seeing North get flogged!

But that means you enjoy seeing Collingwood win!

Sadly for me

Collingwood are so far in front of the other sides its not funny ... the gap is getting wider.

Hangon007 I am praying for injuries. I think that is the only hope.

If you remember, our youngsters were low on confidence at that time and our Leaders were Hiding. Just bloody terrible leadership until the supporters got on the players cases.

Tapscott was hurt early in that game & Davey got a sore knee in the 3rd Qtr I think.

I agree it is not the kids that are our problem it is the more experienced players.

As for Davey he has had a poor year and was giving us little before the injury.

I seriously think it is time to trade him.

It is now or never

You can be absolutely sure that none of your players get fixed up by the match review panel on the Monday after the bye.

You can be absolutely sure that none of your players get fixed up by the match review panel on the Monday after the bye.

Agree and you can also be sure you won't be depressed after a 60 point flogging in a game you though we could win.


Collingwood are so far in front of the other sides its not funny ... the gap is getting wider.

I know i shouldn't, but i actually want Collingwood to win the Flag this year, (or lose it by a point).

So that their coaching situatiion bites them hard over the next 3-5 years....I want Buckles to be under immense pressure!! There is method in my madness i assure you!!!!

I know i shouldn't, but i actually want Collingwood to win the Flag this year, (or lose it by a point).

So that their coaching situatiion bites them hard over the next 3-5 years....I want Buckles to be under immense pressure!! There is method in my madness i assure you!!!!

right at this minute it is eluding me,

Wanting Collingwood to win no matter what the long term objective seems a little strange WYL

right at this minute it is eluding me,

Wanting Collingwood to win no matter what the long term objective seems a little strange WYL

If Eddie F@#$%^ks this coaching thing up with Buckley and Malthouse, it will be well worth it...who knows Mick may end up a demon??

We are not in the race this year, so i do not give a S.... who wins the cup...The Filth, Carlscum, Hawthorn or Geeloong?? Hate the lot of them TBH.

 

If Eddie F@#$%^ks this coaching thing up with Buckley and Malthouse, it will be well worth it...who knows Mick may end up a demon??

We are not in the race this year, so i do not give a S.... who wins the cup...The Filth, Carlscum, Hawthorn or Geeloong?? Hate the lot of them TBH.

Sorry to disagree with you but anyone but the PIES!

Sorry to disagree with you but anyone but the PIES!

What you are happy if Carlscum, or Kennett win a flag????

They are all evil alternatives OD....and if Malthouse is poorly treated it could well help our cause.


Archived

This topic is now archived and is closed to further replies.

Featured Content

  • NON-MFC: 2026 Opening Round

    Finally the 2026 AFL Premiership Season is upon us. While Melbourne sits out Opening Round, there is still plenty of footy to enjoy with five non-MFC clashes to kick off the new season. It all begins on Thursday night with a blockbuster at the SCG as Sydney hosts Carlton in what should be a strong early test for both sides. On Friday night, Gold Coast gets its chance to open the season in front of a home crowd when the Suns and Christian Petracca take on Geelong at People First Stadium. Saturday features a double-header, starting in the afternoon with Greater Western Sydney and Clayton Oliver meeting the Hawks at Engie Stadium. That is followed on Saturday night by Brisbane Lions hosting the Western Bulldogs at the Gabba, with the Lions embarking on their campaign to win the Threepeat. Opening Round wraps up on Sunday night at the MCG, where St Kilda takes on Collingwood in the only game in town in the first week of the season. There is no shortage of storylines across the round, so discuss all the action from the non-MFC games of Opening Round.

      • Like
    • 340 replies
  • PREGAME: St. Kilda

    With just over two weeks until their opening match of the 2026 AFL Premiership season, the Demons are already well on the path to redemption and have the Saints firmly in their sights ahead of their mid-March clash at the MCG. What do you think the team will look like when they run out on to the G?

      • Haha
    • 161 replies
  • REPORT: Richmond

    Mars is not usually a place known for lighting strikes but on Friday evening it happened twice in the vicinity of the stadium in Ballarat that carries the name and is a half completed building site with limited capacity for spectators.

    • 4 replies
  • POSTGAME: Richmond

    The Dees ran another clinic for the second week in a row as they easily accounted for the Tigers in the lightning interrupted shortened match at Mars Stadium in Ballarat.

      • Like
    • 118 replies
  • VOTES: Richmond

    Kozzy Pickett was the man of the match last week and has a vote lead over backup ruck Max Heath who didn't play this week and 5 votes over former Saint Jack Steele. Who gets the votes in this weeks shortened match win over the Tigers? Your votes please. 6, 5, 4, 3, 2 & 1.

      • Like
    • 16 replies
  • GAMEDAY: Richmond

    It's Game Day and the 2026 AFL Premiership season is almost upon us as the Demons take to the field for their final practice match before the first ball is kicked in anger in 16 days time. What are you expecting to see from the Dees today as they take on the Tigers at Mars Stadium in Ballarat?

      • Love
      • Like
    • 337 replies

Account

Navigation

Search

Search

Configure browser push notifications

Chrome (Android)
  1. Tap the lock icon next to the address bar.
  2. Tap Permissions → Notifications.
  3. Adjust your preference.
Chrome (Desktop)
  1. Click the padlock icon in the address bar.
  2. Select Site settings.
  3. Find Notifications and adjust your preference.