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Dees v Eagles prediction

olisik
in Melbourne Demons

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"one of us has a gun..the other has a spade...Now Dig.."

Clint Eastwood.

That was Lee van Cleef.

Clint replied: "If you shoot me you won't see a cent of that money."

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    That was Lee van Cleef.

    Clint replied: "If you shoot me you won't see a cent of that money."

    Either way, we're shot!

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    I will attend this game just like in April last year.

    One change I expect to see is Moloney and Sylvia not kicking it out on the full countless times.

    We win a few more clearances this week and spot up some good options going forward rather than ramming it long to the fowward line, we will go a lot closer that many predictions here.

    Frawley will dominate Kennedy this weekend.

    Eagles by 5 goals in a brutal game.

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    we are 5 years into a rebuild that has featured a huge amount of high draft picks.

    yet all of us know for certain what is going to happen this week and we are paying 9.00 in a 2-horse race

    i look forward to demonland's trademark 'blame the senior players' discussion that has been going on since 2006, with an entirely different group of senior players

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    love the enthusiasm but we'll get pumped

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    Having read a few articles from the players like Grimes talking about the game-plan and Bartram itching to go it has given me some confidence in the guys this weekend.

    Ha! All they do is talk, probably the main part of an MFC player contract these days.

    They need to shut up and play footy, we've already seen how meaningless their words are.

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    Optimistic view: we'll lose by 10 goals

    Pessimistic view: I'll turn it off at quarter time when we're down by 10 goals

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    we are 5 years into a rebuild that has featured a huge amount of high draft picks.

    yet all of us know for certain what is going to happen this week and we are paying 9.00 in a 2-horse race

    i look forward to demonland's trademark 'blame the senior players' discussion that has been going on since 2006, with an entirely different group of senior players

    So you are suggesting???

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    That was Lee van Cleef.

    Clint replied: "If you shoot me you won't see a cent of that money."

    No it wasn't Lee, it was his other adversory "hey Blondie" clint had the gun.
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    Realistically, to get within 2 goals a quarter, ie 8 goals overall would be a surprising result. Sad to have to say it, but there we are.

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    90+ Anything under 10 goals will be a victory

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    Backs to the Wall !!! Play it wide & play it cautiously, let them come at us, to try to take it off us, then we need the player just off the ball to receive & attack.

    It'll be tough over there, but I think we'll be switched early. But can we last the game out.

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    100+ unfortunately.

    I'm looking forward to seeing our forward line in the vast spaces of Subi,which would really benefit Petterd and Howe if they play.

    I wouldn't mind us getting hammered so much if we crawl off the ground absolutely exhausted,instead of rolling over when it all gets too hard.

    I'm not looking at the scoreboard this week,it's all about desperation and attitude for me.

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    100+ unfortunately.

    I'm looking forward to seeing our forward line in the vast spaces of Subi,which would really benefit Petterd and Howe if they play.

    I wouldn't mind getting us getting hammered so much if we crawl off the ground absolutely exhausted,instead of rolling over when it all gets too hard.

    I'm not looking at the scoreboard this week,it's all about desperation and attitude for me.

    I'm hoping for a solid performance which to take into the Richmond game, & build on.

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    I'm hoping for a solid performance which to take into the Richmond game, & build on.

    I am praying!

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    I am completely dillusional - I always believe we can win. I never imagine 10 goal losses. The worst my mind can conjure up is a spirited small loss and that my friends is why I look 102 - years of expectations shattered.

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    Down by 10 goals at quarter time, then losing by "only" about 100. With all the crap that has gone on this week, the club will barely have even remembered that there's a game on this weekend and we'll start the match completely asleep.

    I think you are wrong Nasher it will only be 9 goals at quarter time.

    Otherwise yes this has been the worst 3 weeks I can remember

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    100+ loss we are a very ordinary football team.

    The following week against the Tigers will also be a pasting, they play with heart and we don't appear to have one of those.

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    Down by 10 goals at quarter time, then losing by "only" about 100. With all the crap that has gone on this week, the club will barely have even remembered that there's a game on this weekend and we'll start the match completely asleep.

    I agree. Its not just the playing group that is unsettled, the coach has not been focussed either. Theres no logical argument to justify a competitive performance. The players have a huge opportunity stand for something here, lets hope they act upon it for once.

    WC by 120

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    Well, I'm tipping against us in the Tipping Comp... so on that basis, I might go out and have a few dollars on us to win - and that means we should end up with a draw.

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    I'd just like us to be in the hunt by 3 quarter time. A big ask over there, but it'd be a great place to start.

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    We will be lucky to score a goal in the first half of the game and will lose by 100+ points and have no answers to West coasts run and carry. Josh Kennedy may just seal the Coleman medal in the second week of the season

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