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The job of Demonland admin. must have been a job up there with being MFC coach. Thanks guys. You should be applauded for your patience.

 

Thanks to all who work to make this site work. Without it, I'd just be a Melbourne supporter .. with it, I am part of a network of like-minded lunatics, which is much better :lol::lol:

Thanks to everyone who keeps this site going. Really love reading it and contributing. Let's hope we have more to cheer about in 2014. Go you red legs!

 

I have been overseas a fair bit this year (especially in the last six weeks) and always logged into Demonland rather than reading the trash of the newspapers. You guys tell it like it is and I was able to keep well informed from the other side of the world. Thanks to everyone. I am not a big contributor but I read everything. I have enjoyed being part of the Demonland family - being a Demon supporter can be a lonely place sometimes...

I look forward to 2014 with a lighter heart.. and a tinge of optimism.

We must mark this club hard from now on.

We are the backbone of the supporters of this club.

I read Dland before i read the club website.

I am still pumped that PJ signed Mr. Roos

We members deserve the best from this old and proud club.

It will rise and we are the beginning of making sure it does.

Our list is not good enough. It can be in time.

Those who wish to leave can leave. We will build a list of September players if the members expect it. Average performances must be unacceptable.

What i am saying is take off the red and blue glasses. We must be hard on this club. Roos must do at least 3 years. If he walks that could be the end.

But he is not going to...We must demand that the whole club toughens up. To win the 13th we have to beat similar pressure that we witnessed yesterday.

120 minutes of sustained pressure.

Weekly.

Well spoken WYL. I expect us to go into every game believing we can win and accepting nothing less. A percentage below the 100 mark should not be accepted anymore. Go dees!


I have been overseas a fair bit this year (especially in the last six weeks) and always logged into Demonland rather than reading the trash of the newspapers. You guys tell it like it is and I was able to keep well informed from the other side of the world. Thanks to everyone. I am not a big contributor but I read everything. I have enjoyed being part of the Demonland family - being a Demon supporter can be a lonely place sometimes...

I look forward to 2014 with a lighter heart.. and a tinge of optimism.

Your post about your husband and where you put his MFC membership card was one of the best in 2013. It still makes me laugh.

If only my wife was as committed to the cause.

Your post about your husband and where you put his MFC membership card was one of the best in 2013. It still makes me laugh.

If only my wife was as committed to the cause.

Next year will be my husbands 11th year as a member and although he barracks for the Pies - he is a good sport about it all. He even tolerates me putting the odd Demon sticker on his bumper bar! His favourite saying is "happy wife - happy life"

Next year will be my husbands 11th year as a member and although he barracks for the Pies - he is a good sport about it all. He even tolerates me putting the odd Demon sticker on his bumper bar! His favourite saying is "happy wife - happy life"

That is also my favourite song just after Its a Grand Old Flag!

As I don't object to my wife traveling around the world for work, while I stay at home looking after our four legged children. There was a comment many years ago about supporting Collingwood but I put down my foot to stop such talk. So I buy her MFC or Red & Blue clothing. A husband does what he must to protect his family from Enemy Clubs.

 

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