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POST MATCH DISCUSSION - Round 6

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in Melbourne Demons

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10 minutes ago, Ethan Tremblay said:

Surprised. He was cheering for Essendon today. 

Picking Oliver over Parish has to be one of the best recruiting decisions we have ever made. Parish looked like a lost boy.

 

Don't all commentators want the brave Essendon to win?

 

My brother did a fence for Hudson, said he was an arrogant piece of [censored]. 

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    4 minutes ago, Petraccattack said:

    What did you expect from two teams coming off short breaks and games in the wet.

    We kicked 17 goals, I'll take it.

    Didn't I tell you....:rolleyes:

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    35 minutes ago, Sylvia Saint said:

    Important 4 points. There will be 3 finals spots up for grabs this year. Port are certainties to grab one, leaving Richmond, St.Kilda, maybe a wildcard and us to fight for the other two. Clearly Essendon won't be one.

    Oliver, 3x the disposals of Parish. And I thought he had a quietish game. Freak.

    Tom McDonald and Tyson will cost us a final one day with their poor kicking. Petracca will win us more than one.

    About time Daniher spudded it up against us. He would have kicked 7.0 any other time.

    Clarry Choo Choo 33 possesions if that is a little quiet then his A grade game will feature in the high 40 s possesions. Darcy Who?? Very soft indeed!

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    16 minutes ago, Diamond said:

    With two of our own drug cheats.

    It is the CLUB that is systematic as drug cheats.  Individuals have paid their Dues.  They will be forever tarnished.  

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    34 minutes ago, dee-tox said:

    Tagging job on Heppell, right? Kept him quiet.

    Still did a lot of silly things. Very ordinary from where I sat.

    Still , heaps better than Harris.

    Tbh, both had lots of mates during game :unsure:

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    1 minute ago, Adzman said:

    I have defended Dom Tyson in the past, but his kicking tiday made Tom McDonald's kicking look like the second coming of Peter Daicos.

     

    Way over the top. TMac was best on ground, but his kicking was plain embarrassing, which dragged down his game. Tyson made a coupe of errors but I thought had a good game. I wish he'd clean up his kicks, but he wasn't horrible today 

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    4 minutes ago, Deestroy All said:

    Don't all commentators want the brave Essendon to win?

     

    My brother did a fence for Hudson, said he was an arrogant piece of [censored]. 

    Molotov it.

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    1 minute ago, Biffen said:

    Molotov it.

    Might miss and hit his huge head. Which would be a bonus. 

    Edited by Deestroy All

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    38 minutes ago, red and blue forever said:

    Can't decide who i like more at the moment Oliver or Hunt   

    We have BOTH :P

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    Loved:

    Daniher's goal kicking.

    Viney's third quarter

    Oliver- my god , what a beast.  His ability to get the ball and get it to advantage is unbelievable.

    Trac, Watts, Garlett.  Forward line.

     In the last, every time we took a bummer to ground, they hurt getting up.  That is awesome.

    winning.

    Hated:

    second quarter.  It was horrendous.

    the simple errors that cost us goals.

    that we will go in next week as favourites.

    turnover tommy and turnover Tyson.  Kicking pie floaters.

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    3 minutes ago, Red and Blue realist said:

    Way over the top. TMac was best on ground, but his kicking was plain embarrassing, which dragged down his game. Tyson made a coupe of errors but I thought had a good game. I wish he'd clean up his kicks, but he wasn't horrible today 

    Not a chance. You can't be best on ground when you're giving the opposition silver service with every second kick.

    Pedersen, Watts, Lewis and Hibberd were better than him and even a few Essendon players were better.

     

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    1 minute ago, buck_nekkid said:

    Loved:

    Daniher's goal kicking.

    Viney's third quarter

    Oliver- my god , what a beast.  His ability to get the ball and get it to advantage is unbelievable.

    Trac, Watts, Garlett.  Forward line.

     In the last, every time we took a bummer to ground, they hurt getting up.  That is awesome.

    winning.

    Hated:

    second quarter.  It was horrendous.

    the simple errors that cost us goals.

    that we will go in next week as favourites.

    Garlett really picked himself up after a poor first half. His persistent chasing and tackle which resulted in him getting a free and kicking a goal was the turning point.

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    9 minutes ago, CHF said:

    Given some of the decisions by the umps today it would not surprise me if they gave Daniher the 3 votes. After all he did kick that wonderful goal at the second attempt. 

    Fmd...that was comedy at its best. Even he knew it. Checkside from there !!!  Of course, he should never have had second kick. First was entirely legit....if rubbish.

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    46 minutes ago, Deestroy All said:

    Hated: Most of the game. Melksham. JKH. ANB. No Kent. 

     

    Loved: Pedo, love a good Pedo. Petracca. Oli<3r. Watts (gun). Beating those [censored]. 

    Agree with all of this. Goodwin is going to have his mettle tested because Melksham is his mate and his doing but doesn't do enough. His other mate Hibberd is an absolute star though.

    JKH over Kent, unless you want someone who is small, slow, fumbly and invisible for large chunks than this error needs to amended next week.

    ANB was terrible but has had a pretty good season so he can stay.

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    Not sure what game some were watching, two teams with multiple changes and a half looking like that, Goodwin (who can't coach from last week) tweaked a few things at half time and we stormed home

    ANB and JKH worked their arses off again

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    1 minute ago, Sylvia Saint said:

    JKH over Kent, unless you want someone who is small, slow, fumbly and invisible for large chunks than this error needs to amended next week.

    Just wanted to highlight this. He is not AFL standard because of his hands. Needs to be dropped, don't care who comes in

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    1 minute ago, wizardinoz said:

    Time for a laugh & visit the happy campers over at Bomberblitz. lol

    Thanks...I almost forgot. :)

     

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    Just now, Satyriconhome said:

    Not surewhat game some where watching, two teams with multiple changes and a half looking like that, Goodwin (who can't coach from last week) tweaked a few things at half time and we stormed home

    ANB and JKH worked their arses off again

    Not sure what you were watching Saty. What is ...is.

    Two teams fronted. Both rubbish. One less so than the other.

    Irrespective of what ANB , JKH TRIED  to do ...it wasn't pretty, nor warrants writing home about. Both sub par.

     

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    2 minutes ago, Satyriconhome said:

    Not surewhat game some where watching, two teams with multiple changes and a half looking like that, Goodwin (who can't coach from last week) tweaked a few things at half time and we stormed home

    ANB and JKH worked their arses off again

    Your personal relationship with JKH is clouding your judgement. 

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    I agree with that he credit being given to our better players today. But the forward line credits usually seem to miss Hannan.

    Although he was a bit patchy, I thought he had a really good game overall, for his level of experience. A couple of strong marks and goals in the second half really helped settle is and consolidate our lead. He shows a strong competitive spirit and attacks a contest with everything you want to see in a young player.

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    2 minutes ago, CHF said:

    Why not replace Melksham with Trengove? 

    Melksham is a speedy rebounding defender and Trengove is a slow inside ball winner. That's why. 

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