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Demonland   70,469

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This would have been an interesting thread had Melbourne beaten Carlton at the MCG yesterday.

GEELONG

B: Jared Rivers, Harry Taylor, Corey Enright
HB: Cameron Guthrie, Tom Lonergan, Jake Kolodjashnij
C: Andrew Mackie, Joel Selwood, Steven Motlop
HF: Cory Gregson, Josh Walker, Steve Johnson
F: Jordan Murdoch, Tom Hawkins, Darcy Lang
FOLL: Mark Blicavs, Josh Caddy, Mathew Stokes
I/C: Jed Bews, Shane Kersten, Michael Luxford, Jackson Thurlow
EMG: Sam Blease, Nakia Cockatoo, Jarrad Jansen

IN: Jake Kolodjashnij, Michael Luxford

OUT: James Kelly (ankle), Rhys Stanley (foot)

MELBOURNE

B: Daniel Cross, Tom McDonald, Neville Jetta
HB: Jeremy Howe, Lynden Dunn, Heritier Lumumba
C: Jimmy Toumpas, Dom Tyson, Jack Viney
HF: Jack Watts, Chris Dawes, Billy Stretch
F: Jeff Garlett, Jake Spencer, Angus Brayshaw
FOLL: Max Gawn, Nathan Jones, Bernie Vince
I/C: Rohan Bail, Matt Jones, Alex Neal-Bullen, Aidan Riley
EMG: Jordie McKenzie, Viv Michie, Dean Terlich

IN: Rohan Bail, Chris Dawes, Matt Jones, Jake Spencer

OUT: Jack Grimes (hand), Jesse Hogan (hamstring soreness), Viv Michie (omitted), Cameron Pedersen (wrist)

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dino rover Mighty Demon

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We won this one without jesse hogan

This year im not sure having him in helps that much based only on recent form

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Geelong are on the way out, but I can still see a real whipping coming this week.

The boys put the queue in the rack against the Blues when everything was on the line.

Can't see a turnaround this week.

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2 hours ago, faultydet said:

Geelong are on the way out, but I can still see a real whipping coming this week.

The boys put the queue in the rack against the Blues when everything was on the line.

Can't see a turnaround this week.

I see the exact opposite.  We looked flat as a pancake after four high energy games, of which we won three.  Just about every time we've looked that flat this year, we've sprung back almost as drastically.  Just going off this year's experiences, I expect a highly competitive effort against Geelong to round out the year.  

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4 hours ago, dino rover said:

We won this one without jesse hogan

This year im not sure having him in helps that much based only on recent form

Idk he took 14 marks and kicked a goal. Would have liked him to be more accurate but he played pretty well yesterday. Do that week in, week out and the accuracy will come. 
 

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On 22 August 2016 at 11:53 AM, ArtificialWisdom said:

Idk he took 14 marks and kicked a goal. Would have liked him to be more accurate but he played pretty well yesterday. Do that week in, week out and the accuracy will come. 
 

Not if he keeps his stuttering run up and poor kicking action. He needs some big time coaching on how to kick goals in the off season.

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28 minutes ago, Skin D said:

Another 186 coming up..,

In what world will we lose by 186 this weekend?
We haven't lost by over 55 this season.
We have a list far superior to that awful day back in 2011.

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