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GAMEDAY - Round 2, 2016

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35 minutes ago, Undeeterred said:

Tell me you aren't serious.

I am more or less serious as I live in East Melbourne. I will be in the queue when the Member's Reserve opens at 11.30am.

 
33 minutes ago, doc roet said:

You that bloke over there with 7 0r 8  smokes in your mouth?

I didn't think we were playing the pies until round 4.....:cool:

If it rains, Essendon will be a chance. They want to make this game a boring slog, I can feel it. But we are the fitter team and I don't think they'll last 4 quarters, so we should win. No excuses.

 
48 minutes ago, DemonAndrew said:

i'm sailing the sea of terror of losing.

 

7.13.55 to 10.3.63 with daniher booting 5 straight, including 3 from outside 50. i can just see it happening and it scares the bejesus out of me.

Not sure why but you're online demeanor reminds me of that Andrew dude from the last series of 'The Block'.... :rolleyes:

 

2 minutes ago, DeeMfc said:

Not sure why but you're online demeanor reminds me of that Andrew dude from the last series of 'The Block'.... :rolleyes:

 

 

He's Old Dee's apprentice.

"Always two there are, no more, no less."


I don't want to put the mozza on us but IMO this is one of the most important games I think our club has played in for a long time.

It is this game where we will see if our side has become a real AFL side or not, whether we are willing to kick our excuses in the crutch or kneel down and accept mediocrity. This is the kind of game we have historically lost (think Carlton last year). Our side needs to finally stand up and live up to their standards because, on paper, we all know our team is better.

18 minutes ago, CBDees said:

I am more or less serious as I live in East Melbourne. I will be in the queue when the Member's Reserve opens at 11.30am.

I moved to East Melbourne just to be closer to the 'G.

Not even kidding.

 
50 minutes ago, Ted Fidge said:

Well, you know they're going to try the same thing with Hogan. But probably not "legally".

And Watts. And Brayshaw, Oliver, Harmes.

The leopard doesn't change its spots. Worsfold was a thug of old and it's their only chance of getting over us.

Give 'em a taste of their own medicine. (And then bury them.)

All  the more reason for us to play unsocial, bruising football early.  As I said show them who is boss and who is boss of the MCG. 

Time to let Sheedy and all his cohorts know that the 2000 GF 'shoe is on the other foot' so to speak.

2 hours ago, Whispering_Jack said:

I'm sailing on the Yellow Sea somewhere between South Korea and China but my thoughts later today will be focused on the G.

Go Dees.

Haven't seen any Yellow Submarines by any chance??


3 hours ago, Whispering_Jack said:

I'm sailing on the Yellow Sea somewhere between South Korea and China but my thoughts later today will be focused on the G.

Go Dees.

Have a chat to Kim Jong Un and see if he can aim a missile or two in Essendrugs direction

In the Taxi on the way to the 'G...

I want Road Kill today

Roosy must get the Boys in to that frame of mind...

MFCSS....pffffft

It's in the bag ;)

And off to the G we go. ( train...no boat service )

I hate seeing the G in their colours. I hate the thought that we might not respond if they try thuggery.  My memories of 2000 are too clear. I am old enough to have been there is 64, and we were feared. That's what I want... the MFC to be feared. 

 

And a win. 


Go Dees

Now I hear they are going to be doing that stupid jacket/scarf waving thing enmasse before the game. Is that correct?


Quite a different feeling travelling to the game this week. Know we are a reasonable team now, nervous that we may not play to the level we can. Hoping to see a consistent full on effort.

1 hour ago, Left-Field said:

If it rains, Essendon will be a chance. They want to make this game a boring slog, I can feel it. But we are the fitter team and I don't think they'll last 4 quarters, so we should win. No excuses.

I think the rain would play into our hands. We are bigger and stronger, and definitely not short of an inside mid.

1 minute ago, Cards13 said:

Now I hear they are going to be doing that stupid jacket/scarf waving thing enmasse before the game. Is that correct?

Would have thought the ex West Coast Coach will be wondering what he has got himself in for, and does open for a fitting jacket wave at the end of the game to our song.

Sailing in on the train.

Anyone hear the Coodabeens this morning?  A few funny ditties, with a repeat of a phrase overhead in the members last week:. "Get involved number 1" . The main tunes were Puppy Love, and Fortunate Son. 

Hoping our numbers are all jumping today from the bounce. 

Edited by bjDee


Arrived nice and early snagged a park next to fitzroy gardens will take a walk through and pay my respects to Captain Cook . Here's to exploring new territory today with a 100 point + win . 

 

Hogan has a really dodgy balldrop..

He's out here very early taking shots. 

 

If he kicks 5, then I couldn't give a fat rat's about his ball drop!

Edited by frankie_d

Last time a team made a big deal against us it was Geelong last year. 

 

That served them well.


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