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The Good, the Bad and the Ugly

Striker475
in Melbourne Demons

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The Good

Dad paying for my beer

Jones

Bennell

Morton (!)

Sylvia

JT

Green being the sub

36,000 sounding like 60k

The Bad

Clearances

Clearances

Clearances

Howe

Disposal

The Ugly

Davey

Broken tackles everywhere

Angus Graham

The umpires

The Umpires

THE UMPIRES

McBurney

Losing to Richmond

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    Bad - Steve McBurney. The worst ump in the AFL. Hands down. Put your pocket protector back on and go join a chess club.

    How the heck did I forget that. Editing....

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    Davey is the ugliest thing I have seen at Melbourne (performance wise) in my lifetime. (27yo) It is just sad They traded TJ but sadly don't think anyone will go near Davey. Howe was not great, falls over a lot and drop some asy marks. Will get better.

    Blease again was good. showing great signs. If Martin was fijian he would be the most exciting player in the comp! Trengove and Morton were great. morton's skills were very good. Sylvia was very good. Viney making moves, Garland Forward and Watts back. Would have liked to see it for longer. Bennell was good today. held Nahas well and I think he was more prepared to put his body on the line. I may have been wrong. Also Batram's job on Catchin was very good.

    Also ugly The Scully saga. Decision making was poor, knee obviously not great.

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    I was at the game and whilst Morton got a fair bit of it he did waste it a few times and try to do too much (and I am a Morton believer).

    Davey was horrendous.

    Jones was great and the backline stood up under a ton of pressure.

    The good-

    Jones

    Backline

    Sylvia

    the third qtr

    Bad-

    Davey.

    Scully having the fumbles and playing hurt.

    The Bailey game plan

    Ugly-

    Umpiring

    Davey

    The Bailey game plan

    Our start

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