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GAME DAY - Round 6

Whispering_Jack
in Melbourne Demons

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Garlett.....OMG.

Feels like I have seen that before...

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Yep, Last week........ :blink:
 

@Kali of course we weren't expected to beat them.

But they don't show anything! Evidently it's your "we're expected to lose" mentality that this team also has.

dont be silly. We're just not good enough yet.

Dawes has given us nothing. Pedo nothing. jake so slow he can barely get to a short throw in. at least the Russian makes it a contest. Our big men apart from hulk are shyte!
 

hey guys, first time i have posted. massive demons fan. Tonight is bad, infact for years we have been terrible. But lets not forget the introduction of gold coast and GWS and how many years of rebuilding they have taken from us. its hurts to watch them play

Welcome to demonland Hannaman, although if you continue with sensible, well thoughtout posts like this you wont fit in at all.....


Dunn shepherd wtf!!

We've been bad but Sydney's been average. Must be [censored] watching for a.neutral fan.

That was great play though. Good kick out of the backline from TMac, good cross from Vince and then we worked it down the open wing and scored. Exactly what we want to see.

dawes shldve gone back and flattened shaw after that goal!

So many players that have just done nothing

Haven't seen Pedro since Qrt time

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mate .. what does it feel like to be caught on a rod

That was so obvious DHD that he was caught on a dangling hand line.....with no worm and no hook....

We're finally finding some room but still not enough urgency to damage the scoreboard quick enough.

We've let them win this.


Lol at Dunn deliberately falling in Goodes chest

Salem Cross Vince (2nd quarter) not bad tonight

So many players that have just done nothing

Haven't seen Pedro sine art time

Subbed off

 

Welcome to demonland Hannaman, although if you continue with sensible, well thoughtout posts like this you wont fit in at all.....

haha thanks for the tip. Will keep that in mind.


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