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Round 13 - Non MFC games

Dee1987
in Melbourne Demons

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The Lions are actually giving a fair account of themselves tonight against Port Adelaide. Maybe there's hope for an upset yet.

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    7 minutes ago, olisik said:

    Franklin reported, any chance he could get 2 weeks?

    yes his record is shocking

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    get up lions! get feisty! working the ball out nicely.. geez i wished we coulda got hipwood. i remember liking the look of him in in the draft.

     

     

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    you can see that brisbane, if they can hold onto their players (which they appear to be doing), could get a lot better very quickly.

    particularly if schache can give them a secondary target forward.

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    Tigers and Port losing would be an absolute gift for us.

    Come on Lions, keep going, Port are soft much like Richmond.

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    1 hour ago, Chook said:

    How's that for a stage from Rance there?

    Isn't there a fine for staging?

    Rance loves to dish it out, but cannot take one ounce of it back. After that dog act of hitting Watts in the back of the head last year, he is the last person who should take offence when either himself or a teammate get in to a bungle for what he deems as unnecessary conduct.

    Plick.

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    6 minutes ago, Rafiki said:

    Nothing at all in the Franklin report

    Yep, just goes to show how little that bald headed muppet Nicholls has of officiating a game of football.  

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    3 hours ago, Wiseblood said:

    I'll call it now - Tigers will still lose this game of footy.

    So Richmodian of them. 

    Wanted the Swans to lose but hell schadenfreude sometimes tastes as good as schnitzel (and schnapps). 

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    1 hour ago, Wiseblood said:

    Gee I'm good. 

    Mathew 23:12

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    4 minutes ago, Demon Disciple said:

    Isn't there a fine for staging?

    Rance loves to dish it out, but cannot take one ounce of it back. After that dog act of hitting Watts in the back of the head last year, he is the last person who should take offence when either himself or a teammate get in to a bungle for what he deems as unnecessary conduct.

    Plick.

    Maybe it was Gil as side henchman to Vlad who said that staging was a blight on our game and would be treated very harshly - probably still waiting for a poll to help him decide when and what will be done, if anything. 

    Petsonally I think a suspension could be warranted, and certainly a free and 50 should be the norm.  Would stop it stat. 

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    27 minutes ago, Deeoldfart said:

    If I go back and 'like' your earlier post, will that make me good too?

    Like away my good man! :)

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    Lions were looking like pulling off an upset there for a bit... We'd be playing for top 4 if they did.

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    13 minutes ago, Petraccattack said:

    Tigers and Port losing would be an absolute gift for us.

    Come on Lions, keep going, Port are soft much like Richmond.

    We've had plenty of these gifts so far this year, but we've ended up giving them back the next day.

    Let's see if we can unwrap and keep this one.

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    Hsrdwick "We're a young side fullstop but we don't use this as an excuse"

     

    How many years.....

    Would love Carlton to beat them next week.

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    47 minutes ago, Diamond_Jim said:

    So enjoyable to be a neutral supporter and quietly laugh at all the calls of ... "BALL"... coming from Tigers supporters.

    This! What is up with this!? They yell ball every time it even looks like a tackle. Bizarre!

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    premiership qtr illustrating Ports superior footy

    bugger

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    Port are doing enough to keep the Lions at bay, but they're nothing but flat track bullies who will fall over at the first sign of a challenge.  They won't be a factor come September.

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    On 16/06/2017 at 1:33 AM, GawnWithTheWind said:

    Shuey ran past the ball and bumped high. It will be careless, intentional and low impact resulting in a week for sure.

    Mitchell barely got him. He will get a fine at most.

    If Shuey and Kennedy both don't play, we are a big chance.

    They played last year and we should've won that game by 50 points. Big chance irrespective of who's in. (discounting umpiring)

    Edited by DominatrixTyson

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    1 hour ago, beelzebub said:

    Mathew 23:12

    Hahahahaha!!! That was very quick, and very apt. Not sure how many will get it or find the reference, but spot on. Not sure whether to shout you a nice Heathcote Shiraz or a communion wine. 

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