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GAME DAY, ROUND 3, 2015

Whispering_Jack
in Melbourne Demons

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Garlett. One job to do. Can't get it done.

Effort was outstanding for 90% of that quarter. Bloody kills me when a forward can't get the job done.

 

Sloane is such a girls dick

F.........L........O .........G.

 

This is incredibly winnable. We are in a prime position. They look spooked. Rough 'em up! Bully them!


Roo having a cry about Paddy Dangerfield not being given a free...

Please lift like you've never lifted before and win this one Melbourne.

Line in the sand stuff for us now. We can tell the comp we're a team again, or we can go away quietly into the dark.

Dangerfield shouldn't of played for his free kicks earlier, because now he is the only bloke in an Adelaide jumper not getting them.

I love Vince's tactics on Dangerfield, clearly Bernie knows something about Patrick that we don't.

How lucky is Dangerfield that Viney isn't playing?

Good to see some fighting spirit,keep it up for another quarter and I'll be happy.
 

I bet Tex told Bernie that Danger is leaving for Geelong and to give him hell.

Thanks Tex haha.


If it's the former and he's scared of the contact he can pack his bags.

I don't think he's scared of contact per se, I just feel he doesn't "get it", that he just doesn't have a feel for body-on-body or how to make it work. He often gets out positioned in these contests, doesn't seem able to get on top physically.

Danger might come to play for us just so he does not have to play against Vince.

Now is when we find out who is prepared to put the head over the pill.

No excuses,no BS about jackie boy,

You either put ya head over the ball now or forever be known as "not good enough"

Judge on what we see now.


What an unfortunate ricochet. Salem goes to belt the ball forward but it comes off a Melbourne player straight into the path of a Crow. That's wet weather footy for you.

So need the 1st goal. i just feel garletts goal would have had us pumped

Game over but let's at least not let this become a wash out.


I want goals from Watts & Dawes this quarter

You are well paid boys. Now do the job.

GAME OVER

 

Has Garlet just forgotten how to kick goals..


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