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GAME DAY, ROUND 1, 2015

The Oracle
in Melbourne Demons

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Toumpas's the sub!

Brayshaw starting, surprised.

Wow Toumpas is walking the tightrope

Seize the day or it shall dismiss you...

Just bought my 2 year old son his 1st pack of footy cards and the 1st card he grabbed was a Gold Coast card and he bent it in half hopefully a good omen

 

I'm as nervous as ALL HELL. Hope that's a positive omen! Go Dees!

Just on Gold Coast Jeager O Meara has been stretched off from a NEAFL match with what looks like a serious knee injury.

His career could be on the line here.
 

O'meara may have done his knee in the NEAFL.

Hope for his sake that ain't so.

Let's hope he's okay.

Hoping to find a pub in Byron that shows the game with full audio. Taking a break from Bluesfest to watch the footy today and tomorrow.

The Tigers fan with us is happy, while the Bombers and Roos fans I'm on holiday with remain hopeful, along with me.


Really excited to see the team play today. Good luck to the 7 playing for the Dees for the first time. Looking forward to Hogan and VanDemon crunching a few GC players early

I am a combination of excited and nervous. Rapt to be here today at the G.

I am a combination of excited and nervous. Rapt to be here today at the G.

How's the crowd numbers looking?


Am at the ground, sitting on the Robbie Flower wing.

Good points:

1) We outnumber them considerably. Them being the Suns fans.

2) The Robbie Flower wing has a lot of people in it. Could be a place to assemble in the future.

3) The new member's scarf is an improvement on last years. At least some imagination went into this one.

The test of my judgements will be reserved until after the match.

So my wife came home and I was sitting in front of the new tv with fox footy on.

She looked at me, looked at the tv, back at me and said "You're a dh"

She threatened to cancel my Melbourne trip however I countered with offering to take her anywhere she wants for dinner. I'm in the clear for now.

Bring on the game!

So my wife came home and I was sitting in front of the new tv with fox footy on.

She looked at me, looked at the tv, back at me and said "You're a dh"

She threatened to cancel my Melbourne trip however I countered with offering to take her anywhere she wants for dinner. I'm in the clear for now.

Bring on the game!

Tell her watching footy results in a testosterone surge. Mind you a loss is the equivalent of a very cold spoon.

Demons to run out with AC/DC Hells Bells playing.

Nice.

Not DERMOTT, please NO. This bloke is a [censored]. All we'll hear is 'Hogan should be doing this, should be doing that, he'll learn".


So my wife came home and I was sitting in front of the new tv with fox footy on.

She looked at me, looked at the tv, back at me and said "You're a dh"

She threatened to cancel my Melbourne trip however I countered with offering to take her anywhere she wants for dinner. I'm in the clear for now.

Bring on the game!

Just make sure u don't throw anything at it and break it when the dees pizz u off!!

Can report that the price of bottled water is down to $3!

One thing I also take solace in is that at least we don't look like a bunch of Ronald McDonald clowns when we take the field.

I liked the entry music. Sadly, the bells usually toll for us!

Edited by Colin B. Flaubert

 

Hells bells was a great touch. Noise in the stadium was great and then it just died as soon as the club song started suddenly...


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