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GAME DAY, ROUND 3, 2015

Whispering_Jack
in Melbourne Demons

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It's pelting down - going to be hard from here

 

I just think we covered off skills by foot/running off half back through middle with Harry/Garlett dee.

Hendersen yes, but then again there's many options that would be better i think dee IF we could snare the trade but highly unlikely

nah , we need many players who can run, & play footy, & kick as well. we're a fair way off still finding these players, & they have to heart into the bargain.
 

Raining goals.... for the Crows


I watch Brayshaw move, he is a rare player.

The future looks bright with Brayshaw and Salem.

Vandenberg has done a solid job today.

Whatever the f**k happens in the Melbourne clubrooms at half time doesn't work.

They might only have half a game in them against quality opponents emerald. If that's the case it doesn't matter what you say.

Groundhog day ....Crows 8 of the last 9 goals
 

See you all for the wrist-slitting session. Shall we say 4:30pm?

Go Jesse!


HULK breaks the drought!! :wub:

It's pelting down - going to be hard from here

jane i would give us no chance if is wasn't raining and it would be more like how far the crows (eg., 50 plus)

Jesse Hogan kicks a goal and then turns around and yells: "UP! UP! LIFT!!!" to his team-mates. Boy do I love this bloke.


OMG Paid my membership before round 1 never again. Mentally weak - the team, and me for paying up too soon.

Rain rain and more rain please!

Crows worst enemy at this point as it levels out the kicking skills a little

This rain is a good thing for us. I know we're behind, but it'll make the game more of a slog. That's to our advantage.

8.4 to 5.6 doesn't help - just one fewer scoring shot but 16 points behind. I haven't seen all the misses but I suspect we've missed one or two easy set shots, as has been happening all year.

don't be ridiculous monnocular, we ALL need to pay up for members.

we are a minnow of a club and we need everyone to sign up, regardless of what parlous state the club is in.


We can't handle the ball in the dry. No chance in the wet.

Edited by Mr. White

 

Body behind the ball.
Watts is done for the day.

lol @ Jeremy Howe taking the kick-ins. That's quality right there.


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