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5 minutes ago, Cards13 said:

I had booked tickets, was taking a Kiwi and a Pom who both are converting to the Dees (from Rich, such chit Tigs!). My little buddy took a bit of a turn Thurs night so I will be watching from his hospital room instead damn it!! 

Hope everything is ok with your little one... Hope the boys get up for you!

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    About time for Hogan to have a big one ........here's hoping. 

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    26 minutes ago, jnrmac said:

    I am less than pumed

    Taking a p can help with the nerves.

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    Can't wait for today's game can't make it which kills me but to see the team with tracca in it has me excited hope they all play there roles and come out with the win

    and for the first time in a long time be in the 8 and push ahead the next 4 weeks 

    gggggoooooo deeeessss 

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    Third week in a row I'm feeling pretty confident about the game, and the third week in a row I've posted on the game day thread expressing such. Thus, I'm considering this my good luck charm! But in all seriousness, beat them earlier in the NAB challenge and I think we'll out score them heavily today.

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    I've learnt enough being a Melbourne fan re. High hopes, but I think today's excitement/confidence is justified.

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    us by 27 pts

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    NO LATE CHANGES


     

    FINAL INTERCHANGES
    
Melbourne:     Cameron Pedersen, Jayden Hunt, Ben Kennedy, James Harmes
    
St Kilda: Seb Ross, Jimmy Webster, Jade Gresham, Blake Acres

     

    Tracca starting on the ground

     

    Edited by Petraccattack

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    I've nor been nervous all week.  Now I'm sitting at the ground I'm starting to feel nervous...or maybe hungry...

     

    Go Dees!

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    Pumped for this weekend. Obviously Petracca debuting is exciting but I'm a bit proud to see one of my old players and students debut at the Gabba tomorrow. Hope Petracca and Aliir both have an impact.

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    Saints are another one of those 'we should beat' teams.

    They do move the ball very quickly and its at Etihad (ugh), which we have to be wary of. They seem to capitulate when their opposition gets going, so hopefully we can do that early enough.

    Maximus and Viney to continue the mid dominance and hopefully Hogan has a one of those games where he smashed the defense to bits. All the best for Tracca, have a blinder! Would of loved to be there, but looking after our little demon at home.

    3 in a row, Go Dee's!

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    19 minutes ago, Gorgoroth said:

    I've nor been nervous all week.  Now I'm sitting at the ground I'm starting to feel nervous...or maybe hungry...

     

    Go Dees!

    Barrack hard mate! Listening in at work..

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    1 hour ago, monoccular said:

    About time for Hogan to have a big one ........here's hoping. 

    Hope so, or else maybe its time Carey stopped helping him....

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    Please live up to the hype. 

    Edited by america de cali

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    Fcuk you AFL

    This fixture is a disgrace. Why are the Aints getting 2 home games?

    Because that is what it is

    Gill you are just another CEO turd...

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    Just now, Sir Why You Little said:

    Fcuk you AFL

    This fixture is a disgrace. Why are the Aints getting 2 home games?

    Because that is what it is

    Gill you are just another CEO turd...

    What he said.

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