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GAMEDAY - Round 7

Whispering_Jack
in Melbourne Demons

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1 minute ago, praha said:

Would love 10 or 11 for the quarter.

Can't even remember the last time we did that. That would be awesome.  

 

Hunt's best game.

 
1 minute ago, AdamFarr said:

Hunt's best game.

He's a bloody greyhound. Got some toe.

2 minutes ago, Peter Griffen said:

All the young blokes are showing a bit

 

Oliver is our Patrick Cripps

Cripps is better at streaming through the contest at the moment, but Olivers, vision has cripps pegged. I would like to see him get on the end of a few more and look to kick it, I think it has a bit to do with his tank at the moment though.

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Jayden Hunt is legit...  hes  godsend with his leg speed and willingness to take the game on and back himself

Really important quarter coming up now. It may not seem like it, but this is a chance for us to either grab an opposition by the throat and pummel them into the dirt or we take the foot off the accelerator. It's really important for our development this.

Clayton Oliver. 16 disposals. Ten of them contested. All handballs. 15 of them found a target.

Who does he think he is, Scott West?

:wub:
 

Hunt or Harmes for round 7 rising star. Surely.


On 5/7/2016 at 7:13 PM, Demon Jack said:

Hunt or Harmes for round 7 rising star. Surely.

Harmes will get it imo

I must be having a dream....can't even remember the last time we led by 44@ 3/4 time.....

It'd be lovely if we could keep Lynch to 4 goals too.

Great attack on the ball, man and spread and then we showboated for the last 5 minutes. If these guys don't come out hungry in the last to demolish a side I will be furious. 


Resting Oliver did the trick. I note that Essendon rested Parish this round as well.

Just now, jumbo returns said:

Oliver just 'gets' AFL footy - what a pick up!!

Spot on, and what a great selection he is.  Just such clean hands around a contest and he has brilliant awareness.


Does this mean were in the 8??

Just now, Gorgoroth said:

Quite a few good hand balls in traffic tho clint

Not a criticism, just doesn't look like kicking a goal the way he is playing but he doesn't need to.

Garland was shocking in that contest at half forward. His concern over his own man, instead going for the ball cost us that Ablett goal.

 
1 minute ago, Wadda We Sing said:

Does this mean were in the 8??

Only if Richmond had gotten up last night. Even if we win next week, we could still be 9th. :mad:


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