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GAME DAY

Whispering_Jack
in Melbourne Demons

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Hoping for a win tonight, bit of confidence back into the group

A few things in our favour, a few against.

A more settled team than most weeks, a good competitive effort last week, the "shackles" are off and Neil does seem to be giving the players some confidence. Week 2 with the new coach could be good a bit of shock factor has worn off.

Against us is our injuries, and can't take a trick in this regard with key players missing.

I hope, for the players sake more than my supporter satisfaction, that we can snatch a win and some confidence.

I'd like to see Watts continue from where he left off last week and I'd like to see the Frawley generating drive. I hope Clisby, Kent and Terlich can continue their good form. I hope Fitz and Gawn hold their own, in what is arguably our weakest area other than "midfielders".

I haven't watched the dogs much this year. Any thoughts on match ups? Griffen is the obvious one not sure who should go with him.

Edited by deanox

 

Need to assume Minson will win 80+% of the hitouts, because he will. Midfielders need to try and read where he's going to tap it. I'd almost go to the extent of double-teaming Griffin, because on form, he is the best mid in the league. Leave it to the likes of Liberatore and Boyd to beat us; because in all honesty, their team outside of Minson and Griffin is pretty bloody ordinary. Need Dawes or Watts to snag a few.


I really love Saturday night footy. Lets hope the experience tonight is a bit better than usual.

I have a good feeling we can actually win this.

No late changes. Byrnes sub

No late changes. Byrnes sub

thank god

Dawes in, no Sellar
 

Dawes, watts, Sylvia, Howe, jones - tear it up pppplllllease....

Way too long between drinks this year!

cant make it due to being unwell. What are the radio options? Wish I had foxtel


cant make it due to being unwell. What are the radio options? Wish I had foxtel

SEN I think

We will win because they won't be able to score easily.

We have the best backline in the competition.

So, sit back and enjoy a nice win fellas.

We deserve it, lap it up.


Scores

Melb 1.3.9

WB 1.0.6

Dees dominating inside 50s

Edited by Demon Jack


Dawesy goals

Dees up by 10 points.

Watts has a blood nose and is trying to stay out on the ground!! The wheel is turning people!!!

Our midfielders need to be accountable.

That is the only way we can lose.

Bulldogs mids will have to kick their goals.

Man up fellas.

 

Howe goals.


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