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Saturday Talking Point: Game Day 27/2/16

Whispering_Jack
in Melbourne Demons

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OMG marry me Aaron Vandenberg..

 

When was the last time we dominated quality opposition like this?

 

Should have been an 8-10 goal quarter.

 

Settle glass half fullers.
It's only NAB cup.

Edited by Fork 'em

Doing this without Vince and Jones.

Feeling pretty damn good about our midfield depth and talent, at long last.

Ha ha ha ha saved by the siren

 

Geez we're good


Just now, Petraccattack said:

Doing this without Vince and Jones.

Feeling pretty damn good about our midfield depth and talent, at long last.

and Brayshaw and truck. 

1 minute ago, Petraccattack said:

Doing this without Vince and Jones.

Feeling pretty damn good about our midfield depth and talent, at long last.

or brayshaw

or petrracca


Bit of luck goes our way and Port go scoreless for the quarter. Nice.

Wagner only on 2 touches

No Jones

No Vince

No Petracca

Hogan's been quiet

Finish it off Dees!

Edited by Demon Jack

2 minutes ago, Dommygun12 said:

Ha ha ha ha saved by the siren

I know it's your quarter when that shitz happens. 

Even the umps were on our side. Wonders will never cease. 

Hi everyone, I had to go do some errands, get groceries and stuff. Left at half time, just got back. Did I miss much?

(True story)


39 minutes ago, Bombay Airconditioning said:

From what I've heard on the radio Watts is having a crack and playing well??

 

Good to hear.

Has had a crack and disposal when he's had it pretty solid. Hasn't seen much of it though

So are all the demonlanders that were slitting their wrists now claiming we will win a premiership this year? Get a grip and you know who you are.....

 

Kennedy Vandenberg and Gawn were the difference that qtr..

Tomas Bugg ferocity at the ball is outstanding!

Nathan Jones must be licking his lips with Viney Vandenberg finally starting to prove that they can take full load of the midfield.

Something like that generally happens to Melbourne.

That was the most un-Melbourne quarter I've seen in a while.

First to the ball. Getting free kicks from lazy opposition that is behind.

Generally it's the other way around.


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