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JLT Round 1: Dogs at the Kennel

DubDee
in Melbourne Demons

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Just now, Clint Bizkit said:

That effort by Brayshaw against Murphy was embarrassing.

20sec left in a practice match who cares.

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    1 minute ago, DemonAndrew said:

    Dees win by a goal.

    Interesting game.

    Technically 2 goals.  I don't count super goals. 

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    Having Jordan Lewis out there in the dying stages will do wonders when the real stuff begins. He was everywhere late.

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    Wonky last 10 minutes but great win overall. Hope those injuries aren’t too bad.

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    26 minutes ago, Sir Why You Little said:

    Interesting...

    I may have misjudged a little...

    Great win today. Still work to do, but they kept it together. Like the jumper, like the gameplan. Happy.

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    3 minutes ago, Clint Bizkit said:

    That effort by Brayshaw against Murphy was embarrassing.

    Smarts and experience got the better of him. Murphy's been schooled like that many a time over the years. Hardly embarrassing. 

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    1 hour ago, Wiseblood said:

    Lovely passage of play!

    Great quarter from the boys, absolutely loving the intent, tackling and pressure.  Only negative you could say is that we could be a few more goals ahead.

    Your confidence has been rewarded Wiseblood. A good pick.

    That should improve membership numbers.

    A good win much better than I thought.

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    2 minutes ago, RalphiusMaximus said:

    I may have misjudged a little...

    Great win today. Still work to do, but they kept it together. Like the jumper, like the gameplan. Happy.

    A win will help tomorrow

    well done to all who played

    i picked a 2 goal win!!

    Edited by Sir Why You Little

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    Just now, old dee said:

    Your confidence has been rewarded Wiseblood. A good pick.

    That should improve membership numbers.

    A good win much better than I thought.

    I know I was a little harsh of your prediction earlier OD - I just like to keep the optimism up to kick off the year.  If I go in looking at a game and thinking we can't win then I'm in for a long year!

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    well at least the boys will be in a good mood at the family day tomorrow. Can't get there.

    Nice to hear the song at the end. 

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    Joel smith- looks the goods. Well done those that gave him a wrap, think we've got a strong contested player there!

    spencer - with the 3rd man up rule - could be vital to our campaign ... who would've thought.

    hogan and hunt - solid matches...

    trac and Bradshaw building.

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    6 minutes ago, old dee said:

    Your confidence has been rewarded Wiseblood. A good pick.

    That should improve membership numbers.

    A good win much better than I thought.

    ...indeed.

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    we will never win a final with tom mac in the the team ,he has more brain fades than lyndon, a few other so called future stars are long way off startdom,bigheaded kids

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    2 minutes ago, Demons11 said:

    Missed the game today, just wanted to know who impressed and any injuries?

    Lewis top ballwinner.

    Smith was huge in the first half, didn't notice him as much in the latter.

    Salem is all class, but we knew that. 

    Jones and Viney the usual. 

    Oliver was good and did freakish things.

    Garlett had a heap of assists. Very unselfish game.

    HOGAN! Four goals five marks.

    Vince was our second biggest ballwinner, but I hardly noticed him. 

    Tracca was solid but needs more ball. 

    Wagner injured. Looked like a knee from here. He overextended trying to impact a marking contest and landed really badly. 

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    6 minutes ago, Wiseblood said:

    I know I was a little harsh of your prediction earlier OD - I just like to keep the optimism up to kick off the year.  If I go in looking at a game and thinking we can't win then I'm in for a long year!

    We have had  quite a few long years in the last decade so I look forward to along year of wins in 2017.

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    So, for what it's worth, my take:

    1.  No stars;

    2.  Spencer and Smith provided all the right signs;

    3.  Somewhat contradictory to the above, we were more dominant with big Max in the ruck;

    4. That was the reigning premiers we just played, so that's got to be worth something.

    All the right signs at this time of year, which is certainly better than the wrong ones.

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    On an aside.... I am amazed that betting is allowed on what is a practice game with no obligation on the coach to try and win.

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