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Who would you most want to play against in a Grand Final?

P-man
in Melbourne Demons

Select up to three options 72 members have voted

  1. 1. Whose your preferred big dance partner?

    • Adelaide
      0
    • Brisbane
      0
    • Carlton
      2
    • Collingwood
      25
    • Essendon
      5
    • Fremantle
      1
    • Geelong
      2
    • Gold Coast
      2
    • GWS
      2
    • Hawthorn
      11
    • North Melbourne
      0
    • Port Adelaide
      1
    • Richmond
      13
    • St Kilda
      1
    • Sydney
      1
    • West Coast
      1
    • Western Bulldogs
      2

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Who knows when we'll get there, but who do you want to play against most of all when we do?

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    Melbourne 2013

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    Play... Not sure, prob don't care.

    Beat... Now that's a different kettle of fish! Richmond, Essendon, Norf, pies, but most of all Carlton.

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    3 minutes ago, Good Times Grimes said:

    How could anybody pick anyone other than Richmond?

    Because playing Richmond would require them winning an Elimination Final.

    We like to keep things realistic here.

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    5 minutes ago, Clint Bizkit said:

    One NAB Challenge win is all it takes.

    Nothing to do with it actually.

    Was thinking about the upcoming game against the Dogs, and how I don't mind the Dogs, and how a GF against them one day would be a good thing for football.

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    Who would you most want to play against in a Grand Final?

    The loser.

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    Collingwood so that we could resume our tradition of beating them in "record attendance" Grand Finals. I also want to beat them by a point after the siren.

     

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    1 minute ago, CBDees said:

    Collingwood so that we could resume our tradition of beating them in "record attendance" Grand Finals. I also want to beat them by a point after the siren.

     

    Absolute rubbish CBD

    12 goals in front at half time and win by 15 at the final siren.

    By then there will only be dees supporters in the MCG .

    Lovely!!!!

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    2 minutes ago, old dee said:

    Absolute rubbish CBD

    12 goals in front at half time and win by 15 at the final siren.

    By then there will only be dees supporters in the MCG .

    Lovely!!!!

    That also would be good but I would also like Eddie to still be there at the very end so that he can hear the Demonlanders sing "It's a grand Ol flag'!

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    4 minutes ago, old dee said:

    Absolute rubbish CBD

    12 goals in front at half time and win by 15 at the final siren.

    By then there will only be dees supporters in the MCG .

    Lovely!!!!

    Only 15... If we are up by 12 goals at half time I'd want a 20+ goal win.

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    West Coast and Watts can take a speccy over Nic Nat in the goal square to kick the winning goal

    Or we beat Essendon to a pulp for payback for 2000

    Or we beat Hawthorn by playing their brand of anti-social football

    Or Collingwood with The Weed kicking 8

    Actually all four, one year at a time

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    2 minutes ago, Gorgoroth said:

    Only 15... If we are up by 12 goals at half time I'd want a 20+ goal win.

    Slacked off in the second half  and the only interest was would Hogan kick ten or would Watts add to his five from  the first half .

    Any minute now I am going to wake up!!!!

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    Collingwood...by 100 points....lets not mess around here...I want to see Eddie...go right off the planet....be bloody marvelous it would...hehehehe

     

    otherwise not fussed.....who ever remembers 2nd anyways  :rolleyes:

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    30 minutes ago, P-man said:

    I did however vote Richmond :)

    As did I

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    16 minutes ago, old dee said:

    Absolute rubbish CBD

    12 goals in front at half time and win by 15 at the final siren.

    By then there will only be dees supporters in the MCG .

    Lovely!!!!

    That's because all of the Pies supporters will be waiting outside with bricks and wooden clubs.

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    Id like to play an expansion club with no fans as it will mean the dees members will all get in.

     

    Id love to beat whoever has been dominant the years previous. Ie hawks now. Would prove we were the best.

    Id say essendon but iwant that club to rot in hell and win 8 games over the next 10 years.

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