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8 hours ago, hells bells said:

Not sure if this has been posted, must admit it gave me a little rise downstairs. ;)

Melbourne out of hell: Demons on the rise

Great article and right on the money!

 

From the article:

"Jack Viney is the spiritual leader. Concrete takes a backward step when it sees him coming.."

This one is straight from here...

"Although there will be those hardy fans whose pessimism is so ingrained they would refuse to believe in progress at Demonland even if they saw Nathan Jones holding a premiership cup aloft on grand final day."


Thanks for the read

still plenty of work to do but the players must be seriously believing they can match any side...

I agree with the spirit of the article however we need to put the runs on the board. 3 of the teams we have beaten have been terrible and we were lucky to get away with a win in Round 1. There are great signs but we need to start winning the games we should win and take a few scalps along the way. The Demons ARE on the rise.

 
2 hours ago, Tough Kent said:

I know the author well. Knowing his dislike for all things MFC it must've pained him to write it.

I find it hard to believe that people hate Melbourne, other than those who have supported them their whole lives.

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2 hours ago, Tough Kent said:

I know the author well. Knowing his dislike for all things MFC it must've pained him to write it.

I know him too although haven't spoken to him for years.

He's a die-hard Richmond supporter but I didn't think he minded the Dee's all that much?


The author looks EXACTLY like someone I know who has absolutely no interest in sport. Weird.

it's nice to know that some are starting to pick up the scent. A Giants v Demons GF in a few years doesn't take a vivid imagination.

 

Okay, maybe a little vivid...

 

 

5 hours ago, Bring-Back-Powell said:

I know him too although haven't spoken to him for years.

He's a die-hard Richmond supporter but I didn't think he minded the Dee's all that much?

Cam has a lot of Demon mates that love to stir him up.

8 hours ago, Demonland said:

I agree with the spirit of the article however we need to put the runs on the board. 3 of the teams we have beaten have been terrible and we were lucky to get away with a win in Round 1. There are great signs but we need to start winning the games we should win and take a few scalps along the way. The Demons ARE on the rise.

Can't agree with this. We won because we played better than them.

Was a seriously good come from behind victory against a side that has since beaten Geelong and Hawthorn. Don't know why people try and downplay it. Easily our most impressive victory of the year.  

8 hours ago, Tough Kent said:

I know the author well. Knowing his dislike for all things MFC it must've pained him to write it.

Oh really? I read the article, but to be honest I thought it read like a well written post on here.

I thought he must have been a demon supporter.


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