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GAME DAY, ROUND 3, 2015

Whispering_Jack
in Melbourne Demons

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Brayshaw 5 touches and 4 tackles already.

Edited by Demon Jack

 

ADE 32
MEL 29

Boy would I love us to go into halftime in front.

Once again Jones does not use the first option, tries to break the tackle.

I thought he got that crap out of his game.
 

he owes us 2.

1, now.

Song a No.1 draft pick in his 7th year shouldn't be a liability, producing such results in most matches (ie., having to play catch up for his poor efforts/dropped marks/lack of intensity etc) and only having the occasional fair to good match when the whole team is doing well (eg., Round 1)

Edited by Rusty Nails


ADE 32

MEL 29

Boy would I love us to go into halftime in front.

I'd like not to concede a late one.

Howes disposal has been very very poor today.

How was that not holding the ball????

Dawes deserved the free.
 

Garland reminds me of Dustin Fletcher with his go go gadget arms.

H - that was dumb


This is more like a :roos: style game so far

Umpires are [censored] us over.


Our defence was awesome that quarter. Some mistakes sure, but to keep them to 2 goals with all that dominance. Hats off to you Garland, McDonald, Howe, Harry and Dunn.

Tom McDonald's disposal is still too adventurous for a backman. But that's nothing compared to Howe's poor disposal.

Song a No.1 draft pick in his 7th year shouldn't be a liability, producing such results in most matches (ie., having to play catch up for his poor efforts/dropped marks/lack of intensity etc) and only having the occasional fair to good match when the whole team is doing well (eg., Round 1)

i agree entirely. I'm just speaking about this match at hand.


We are going to lose by stupidity, not by effort.

Messy messy quarter.

Lucky to only be 4 points behind but to our credit we fought super hard defensively.

I'm surprised at our toughness and attack on the ball. Now if we can just give Betts the same treatment as we did to Danger, I'll be happier.

Thank [censored] McDonald is ok. May the player who hit him dislocate all 10 fingers.

Seriously gutsy effort from the boys so far

Brayshaw already looks at home at AFL level. Had like 4 tackles in 2 minutes lol

 

Watts should pack his bags now. Well not be wearing a Melbourne jumper next year. Week as [censored].


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