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GAME DAY - Round 20

Whispering_Jack
in Melbourne Demons

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We can play football.

Just not all the time.
 

You could watch that quarter and try to explain the holding the ball rule to a new fan of the game and they'd be so confused.

Congratulations AFL. In trying to make the game more marketable you've actually made it impossible to follow.

Boys were much better that quarter. We have improved - because 2 years ago we would have been rolled by 120 points.


Have every right to be [censored] at the umpiring. If we lose this it's definitely our own fault but the blatant favouritism to the Dogs gives me the shits.

Credit for that quarter but why the fark do they always go missing in the first quarter.

Surprisingly this could be a turning point for the club if they have a good final term - shows they can play decent attacking footy when their heads are in the right space.

It must be in their heads!! FFS!!!!

It's always in their heads. You only have to look at the Dogs' first quarter: confidence breeds confidence.
 

Comebacks when the game is over do nothing for me. I've seen them again and again and again. Let me know when they start like they mean it.

"Disappointing that we didn't start well, but we won the third quarter"

The game was over after 10 minutes.

Absolutely not good enough.

I believe that to be quite incorrect. He is providing a good target for us up forward. He hasnt been as influential as in recent weeks, but he has still contributed.

1 mark and 8 disp to 3/4 time, TMac replaces him in ruck. As I said, ineffective by Gawn


And while we're bagging out things ... "This reply has not been added as it has been posted too quickly"

A big F*** Y** to this forum's software.

Credit for that quarter but why the fark do they always go missing in the first quarter.

Dogs are a very good team, and came out fired up. From then on, it was always about playing catch up.

5 goals to 2pts...didn't see that coming.

The umpiring is garbage in EVERY match. Not just ours. Wayne Campbell ... have you read the rule book?

illiterates cannot read

Surprisingly this could be a turning point for the club if they have a good final term -

we've had so many potential turning points this year, they'll invent a new polygon for us.

It really shits me when we play footy like that after not even being on the ground for the first half.

It must be in their heads!! FFS!!!!

Of course it's in their heads!!! All footy is. That's why we needed new coaching personel. 50% practical/50% mental.

5 goals to 2pts...didn't see that coming.

Saints came from 55 points down to beat the dogs. We can do this.

Oops, my mancrush Jesse just made a mistake......Oh Dear.


Too cute, but at least they tried

 

Aghhh, Jack...

Free Kick Count. 15-7. Appalling umpiring.


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