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THE MOST AWESOME POST MATCH THREAD EVER!!!

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Just saw a different angle of the Frost fend-off on Hodge coming down the members wing before passing inside 50 to Maxy.

Brilliant! 

 

 
13 minutes ago, Deemented Are Go! said:

Just saw a different angle of the Frost fend-off on Hodge coming down the members wing before passing inside 50 to Maxy.

Brilliant! 

 

I loved all the dont argues......brilliant stuff, and Jonesy is really working on that chicken wing tackle..

47 minutes ago, titan_uranus said:

Correct.

Number of 60+ point losses:

  • St Kilda - 2
  • Port - 2
  • Melbourne - 0
  • Collingwood - 3
  • Richmond - 4
  • Gold Coast - 5
  • Carlton - 5
  • Fremantle - 2
  • Brisbane - 9
  • Essendon - 9

Indeed, we've only lost one game by more than 50 (Sydney) and a second game by over 40 (Port Adelaide).

Our average losing margin is 27.1, 7th best in the league - the 11 teams worse than us average 30+ point losses, including Hawthorn, West Coast, St Kilda and Port Adelaide.

Great post.....this thread just keeps on giving.

Edited by Wadda We Sing

 
7 hours ago, Rod Grinter Riot Squad said:

This is a joke.

 

firstly, I assumed Rioli got a fine for the tackle, but no nothing there, instead a fine for a perfect bump to the body.

 

secondly, Sicily was deemed as medium impact. Are they joking.

 

third, Mitchell was said to have made a pushing action, not a striking action. Now I know they are taking the p155. All 3 decisions farcical IMO

We'll just have to get the crowd to call Mitchell a slapper next time we play them ... :lol:


31 pages.. whats the record for a post match thread?  Usually its the losses that get the most pages....   just shows how epic this win was.

#Gawnfacts

Marked a ball that was kicked from the ball up he was contesting. 

This win is the one that we all Craved so much, edging out the win against the Cats last year down there when Max came of age, he is such a dynamic force. I don't know what the fitness team did this week but the whole team were running on top of the grass for a full four quarters and finished all over the Top Team!!! watching Oliver on the wing surrounded by hawks pick the ball up one handed and hand ball to a team mate was inspirational are his hands really that big? What a Game to debut in and kick two goals to boot, I loved every minute of that game and have re-watched it again today, it was epic and now they all know what they are capable off, led by Captain Courageous and Max the Gigantor, every player did their bit for the team. It was our best Team Win that I can remember and we all got the chance to be there and Share in the spoils, singing madly, clapping feverishly and Booing those dumb one eyed clowns umpiring the game - Even they could not rain on our Big Day Out at the G. GO You Mighty DEE's!!!

 
9 hours ago, ArtificialWisdom said:

 

I dont ever remember 2 frees being paid so late within the same game. Solid 2/3 seconds each so bizarre. 

From what I saw, the umpires were busy wanking themselves over how amazing Cyril is and took a while to realise there was a game going on.

8 hours ago, Rod Grinter Riot Squad said:

This is a joke.

 

firstly, I assumed Rioli got a fine for the tackle, but no nothing there, instead a fine for a perfect bump to the body.

 

secondly, Sicily was deemed as medium impact. Are they joking.

 

third, Mitchell was said to have made a pushing action, not a striking action. Now I know they are taking the p155. All 3 decisions farcical IMO

He did break Bernie's nose, didn't he? I could be wrong, but I thought that was the outcome.


1 hour ago, Deestroy All said:

#Gawnfacts

Marked a ball that was kicked from the ball up he was contesting. 

Seriously? I missed that, but that's frigging amazing. Love him.

50 minutes ago, Undeeterred said:

Seriously? I missed that, but that's frigging amazing. Love him.

Yep, his 2nd last and arguably most courageous mark of the day where he ran back with the flight and took it on the chest hitting the pack. Kick came directly from the ball up. Think he lost the hit out, it was only right that he made amends. 

 

I love him too. 

12 hours ago, FireInTheBelly said:

I realise the difference between a punch and a slap, but what I don't get is which part of the following equation would change if it was an open hand?

Contact - High

Intent - Deliberate

Impact - Low

I guess the impact of low goes to [censored]-weak, but surely the other 2 categories mean he's still [censored]?

Flip side of the coin, we really need them to beat Norf, well.

If you look at the MRP guidelines they can have a no penalty option a couple of ways.  Either accidental contact or negligable impact (or something like that) will get you no penalty even if you meet the other criteria. 

9 hours ago, pineapple dee said:

This was a Hawthorn member access game apparently which might explain it. That's what the hawks fans were saying during the  week. 

Odd.  I went to a Richmond home game a couple of seasons ago that was a reciprocal Melbourne membership thing and couldn't get into any of the members areas.  Wound up finding a seat in the top tier at quarter time having spent half an hour or so looking for somewhere they would let me sit. 

7 hours ago, jnrmac said:

The crowd was down because there were no trains on the Glen Waverley line or the Glenferrie line due to level crossing works. There were also no trams along the Riversdale rd route . Buses replaced all of those.

Also the carpark was closed which totally sucked. 

 

And for all of that, I was there when The Mighty Dees took it up to the AFL's biggest thugs, went toe to toe for three quarters and then took the game away from them in the last.  Great day to be a Demon. 

Suprised we haven't seen lots of ZZ Top Beards being worn in the crowd in honour of Big Max. 

Maybe Saturday was the Tipping Point

one of the best games i have seen a ruckman play. He was relentless

4 hours ago, Sir Why You Little said:

Suprised we haven't seen lots of ZZ Top Beards being worn in the crowd in honour of Big Max. 

Maybe Saturday was the Tipping Point

one of the best games i have seen a ruckman play. He was relentless

He reminded me of Gary Dempsey, if anyone can remember back that far. Just a wall. But a better kick than Dempsey.


8 hours ago, Deestroy All said:

#Gawnfacts

Marked a ball that was kicked from the ball up he was contesting. 

#Gawnfacts

After marking that ball, he then marked the kick into our own forward 50 thirty seconds later. And just to troll us all, he elected not to kick the goal after the siren.

 

(PS how bad would it be if those 5 points are the difference between 8th and 9th in a few weeks?)

I wish Max had've gone for a huge torp with that last kick and drilled it way into the stand. That would have been the cherry on an amazing win.  

Can't have everything.

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10 hours ago, FireInTheBelly said:

Are there any lip-readers on here? I'm just not 100% sure what Roosy was saying after the Rioli free kick for Jones going high.

Come on, you know what he said.


15 hours ago, mrtwister said:

All I see in the replay is Oliver's head fling backwards. Not sure how that happens without contact to the head.

Whiplash. (Having said that, I have no idea whether Rioli made contact with Oliver's head or not.)

14 hours ago, Rusty Nails said:

Glad to see some are seeing things as they are leaco. And great to see the week on Sicily , definitely deserved that

Now that Sicily has been suspended for one week, how many weeks should the umpire get for not paying a free for what was unarguably the most obvious high contact in the game?

The most pleasing thing from the win was how hard and tough we were.

Mitchell I reckon was targeted - every time he went near it he was tackled and then crunched.  

we finally have confidence!  fend off against hodge? a double fend off? We tackled like animals, in packs, led by Viney.  I have never been prouder of the Dees.

The Hawks resorted to sniper and cheap hits to try to intimidate us, which would have worked in the past.

22 minutes ago, La Dee-vina Comedia said:

Whiplash. (Having said that, I have no idea whether Rioli made contact with Oliver's head or not.)

That would explain his head going forwards, but it goes backwards.

 
12 minutes ago, DubDee said:

 

we finally have confidence!  fend off against hodge? a double fend off? We tackled like animals, in packs, led by Viney.  I have never been prouder of the Dees.

 

Laughed when he tried to line up Petracca and take him out.  Like a flea trying to knock over a rhino.  Trac didn't even flinch lol

1 hour ago, Ted Fidge said:

He reminded me of Gary Dempsey, if anyone can remember back that far. Just a wall. But a better kick than Dempsey.

I remember Dempsey alright. A tremendous ruckman before anyone had the idea of third man up. Near unstoppable when he was  on song. More mobile than Max in the sense of running style. Horrible what happened to him in that fire.


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