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GAME DAY

Freddy Fuschia
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I know its not going so terribly, but I've already walked away.

This team reminds me of 2013 so much.

Lloyd had it bang on in this article, read it before the game and it sums it up.

http://www.theage.com.au/afl/afl-news/melbourne-demons-coach-paul-roos-out-of-form-and-running-out-of-time-20150620-ghs65j

I'm tired of losing.

Not in that lets go rant all day on a forum but still love the club way, in the very real my passion is leaving me sense.
 

Is there only one team playing here today? You would think so listening to the commentators.

Good effort so far dees. keep it up for 4 qtrs. now..


Howe trying to increase trade value
 

Same old story though.

Competing well and undoing the good work with poor turnovers and selling ourselves into trouble by overcooking the handball.


ANB with 2 oh yeah!

Gawn

Making Blicavs look like the retard he is.

Somebody smash Motlop now!

Steve j- darling of the redneck unemployed.

ANB looks like a legit footballer


BT: "Melbournes got some good ins this week with Bail, Spencer, Dawes and Jones"...

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