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Melbourne: Nil
Richmond: Brett Deledio replaced in selected side by Jacob Townsend

 
1 minute ago, Petraccattack said:

LATE CHANGES
Melbourne: Nil
Richmond: Brett Deledio replaced in selected side by Jacob Townsend

Nooo? I'm shocked....

 
2 minutes ago, Petraccattack said:

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Melbourne: Nil
Richmond: Brett Deledio replaced in selected side by Jacob Townsend

Nice.

 

Why name him if he was never really going to play? seems ridiculous to me.


At the station on the way in...loads of Melbourne everywhere. I feel a bit sick.

 
8 minutes ago, Nasher said:

I doubt they were trying to trick us, just giving their best player the absolute maximum amount of time to get up for the game.

I'm not sure about that. He hasn't played a game in the lead up and apparently its a really tricky injury that you can't mess with or he could be out for another 8 weeks. Seems like a ruse for Roos that they might have rued...

 

Sorry about that....

7 minutes ago, Nasher said:

I doubt they were trying to trick us, just giving their best player the absolute maximum amount of time to get up for the game.

You're probably right, but it was so opportunistic/unrealistic, that it now looks desperate.

Still nervous about this game though. Very nervous.

It feels like a 40 cm putt to win the Masters. Should nail it, but given the gravity of it all, it's terrifying.

We need to win this game.

 


10 minutes ago, 3183 Dee said:

At the station on the way in...loads of Melbourne everywhere. I feel a bit sick.

I'm heading down bridge Rd through enemy turf. Lots of nervous looking people of all colours.

carn dees 

1 minute ago, jnrmac said:

I'm not sure about that. He hasn't played a game in the lead up and apparently its a really tricky injury that you can't mess with or he could be out for another 8 weeks. Seems like a ruse for Roos that they might have rued...

 

Sorry about that....

I reckon Hardwick was just desperate. I can't see anything to be gained by tricking the MFC, and I doubt anyone would fall for it in any case.

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4 minutes ago, Whispering_Jack said:

Pandemonium outside Gate 3 as the ticket scanners break down causing a huge crowd waiting to get in. 

Food sellers outside cashing in with their exorbitant prices.

Apparently not confined to Gate 3. 

This could be interesting.

 

 

8 minutes ago, Nasher said:

I reckon Hardwick was just desperate. I can't see anything to be gained by tricking the MFC, and I doubt anyone would fall for it in any case.

Well they are in a slightly desperate situation, Punt Road End going into meltdown already.....


4 minutes ago, Whispering_Jack said:

Apparently not confined to Gate 3. 

This could be interesting.

 

 

That's not good I am leaving in 5mins and will arrive right on kick off...don't want to be stuck outside for the first half...

If all games so far this weekend are any indication there has been a lot of free kicks overlooked.

It seems as though there are instructions to let flow quite a lot. Consequently there are a lot of good and fair players not being protected.. 

4 minutes ago, sisso said:

Got straight in gate 4 if that's any help no problems there

Thx

Nervous as all hell, checking non eventful pre game updates in random petrol stations in Slovenia

Come on Dees!


Talisman Lids out. Melbourne odds rapidly shorten. People are strange.

im havin kittens here , start the game 

just seen on 7 news thousand outside waiting to get in 

Edited by BarnDee

 

No Hells Bells before the song?  Bummer. 

Just walking toward the ground now, red and blue everywhere...stadium as well....it is our ground afterall!!


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