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The Day of the Demon is coming says Warren Tredrea

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42 minutes ago, The Reverend said:

How do you know that hell isn't the real heaven? The big bloke has been known to play the odd practical joke...

Wherever Ned Flanders isn't, that is where i will be celebrating long term...

 
 
7 minutes ago, daisycutter said:

maybe bbo could become Bloodied But Optimistic

I could think of another less polite word than bloodied but rhymes with rugged.

Would appreciate a pm with the story please/thank you

 

Cant get the story up, no matter what I try.

 


1 hour ago, The Reverend said:

Thanks Rev, appreciated. Still cant get access. Just loads and loads, and loads and........

Would really appreciate a pm with the story copied if anyone has the time.

 

 

 
12 hours ago, AngryAtCasey said:

Very good article.

Conveniently written the week we're playing Port, the old pump up our tires and then watch us self deflate trick.

Lets not fall for that and smash Port this weekend!

I'd go the other way and say he's protecting his beloved Port if we do knock them off. He's reminding the Port crazies that if they do lose, it's not the end of the world. 

9 hours ago, DubDee said:

Man I hate how its either:   "DEE-plorable" Pathetic dees etc

or they'll win a flag.

how about just report how it is.   we were shocking, we are now an OK, decent, average team with potential. guess that doesnt sell 'clicks' on a website

I still remember vidily Brucey saying:  "Oooh these Demons are going to be Something!"  back in ~2010.  well no, we were not 

It's a bit like Demonland commentary really.


46 minutes ago, faultydet said:

Thanks Rev, appreciated. Still cant get access. Just loads and loads, and loads and........

Would really appreciate a pm with the story copied if anyone has the time.

 

 

PM sent

3 minutes ago, hells bells said:

PM sent

Thanks hells bells. Really appreciate it. Good read too.

 

Isn't it nice to see so many positive articles after so long being the butt of jokes?

1 hour ago, faultydet said:

Thanks hells bells. Really appreciate it. Good read too.

 

Isn't it nice to see so many positive articles after so long being the butt of jokes?

Would you mind passing it on to me, faultydet?

Do we really think that Warren Tredrea is doing anything other than looking after Port in writing this puff piece on his team's next opponent?


6 hours ago, iv'a worn smith said:

Perhaps we could start our own coterie group and call it Grumpy Old Men.  My grandkids don't call me pa or granddad.  They prefer to refer to me simply as grumps.

To the Geriatricity Ladder, please, Iv'a (@T$/B$) ('Tis the Coterie in the making? Clink!)

4 hours ago, Third Man Up said:

Most sides would've beaten us last week. We were ordinary and this is a media beat up of the highest order.

 

I've noticed your penchant for hyperbole.

We weren't at our best and still won by ten goals.

Probably adding to the evidence that we have a strong young team list than taking away from it.

But i would agree that we are a footy team that is in transition from "ok" to "good" and there are a lot more steps from here to a flag.

Like others I would prefer that the lid stayed on for a while.  

5 hours ago, Third Man Up said:

Most sides would've beaten us last week.

 

Rubbish

6 hours ago, Third Man Up said:

Most sides would've beaten us last week. We were ordinary and this is a media beat up of the highest order.

 

That's what the media do, it's their job, unfortunately.

Let go of the constant negativity and enjoy the sunshine of a 10 goal win while it lasts.


18 hours ago, The Reverend said:

I'm off to Hong Kong for the weekend tomorrow. Catching up with my son to watch the game - if we can find a bar that screens AFL. Maybe I'll buy a couple of nice glasses and a fresh bottle of something good at the duty free on the way back.

Go Dees!

Glenlivet was on special at Melb Duty Free last week, bought a couple, very nice. Nadura 16yo and a Single Cask 20yo.

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On 26/05/2016 at 4:21 PM, old dee said:

I seriously doubt the MCG is big enough to hold us all iv'a.

But a sterling idea.

Smoking jackets with elbow patches and crystal glass in hand.

That sounds like the correct attire I can just see us all on GF day !

 

Surely you mean blazers, OD ....?☺

23 minutes ago, Red and Bluebeard said:

Surely you mean blazers, OD ....?☺

Arrr!

you have just ruined my night nightmares coming up.

however a couple of single malts might fix things

 
On 5/26/2016 at 9:21 AM, george_on_the_outer said:

 

on your PM's now

People appreciate gold efforts "George". Good man...

27 minutes ago, old dee said:

Arrr!

you have just ruined my night nightmares coming up.

however a couple of single malts might fix things

Incentive is a great motivator ... :)


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