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GAME DAY - Round 11

Henrietta Lumbago
in Melbourne Demons

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Feel sorry for Hogan having to play in this team

I've been on the edge for weeks, but if we get blown away here I'm genuinely done with this season. If Hogan wasn't playing there'd be nothing at all worth watching.
 

Geez he doesn't miss many....

Any surprise why we're losing? Jones unsighted this quarter, Vince, Cross and Lumumba all turning it over, Dunn squibbing contests.

That's our leadership for you.


Nice from the Hulk... could get us back into it. Another 2 goals and they'll have to re jig their forward line....win for us

Watts is playing really well. Gone in for it. I'm not a fan, but can't blame him today
 

Pedo hasnt been sighted either.... GARLETT!!!

Ok that was brilliant by Garlett..... 2 goal game now


Any surprise why we're losing? Jones unsighted this quarter, Vince, Cross and Lumumba all turning it over, Dunn squibbing contests.

That's our leadership for you.

Best players are Hogan, Brayshaw, Viney- we just need to keep turning over the old heads until the old heads are those three. Maybe then we will challenge for a flag or at least a final!

What the absolute [censored] Lynden Dunn. SOFT AS I'VE EVER SEEN!

You pump up his tyres and he lets you down. Not saying anything about anyone else.

Saints actually look very good.

They're actually quite average. They have great endeavour and pressure, but their skills are as bad as ours are. It's easier for them though because of our turnovers and mistakes which ruin any hard work of ours and give them easy goals.

gaaaaarlleeeettttt

Saints get another

Saints get 2 quick ones.... you were saying?

Okay, gett'em back out again.

H

ang on, Jeffffffy! put them away


First time someone has booted 4 for the Dees since Jack Watts did in 2013.

Edit: Garlett!

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Feel sorry for Hogan having to play in this team

No those around him need to lift and they're at least starting to


Jack Watts is starting to take the game on, love it, different player last 2 weeks

 

THE TOUMP!!!


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