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GAME DAY: JLT #1 vs North Melbourne

Josh
in Melbourne Demons

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Majak Daw has no idea and is already so petrified to get into a tussle with Trac that he's giving away frees.

 

We have so much quality on every line. Very strange feeling as a Melbourne supporter.

 
1 minute ago, Demonland said:

They're flooding our forward line. 

Great pre-season tactics...... what a bunch of flogs

Just now, P-man said:

We have so much quality on every line. Very strange feeling as a Melbourne supporter.

And yet I still feel like we're nqr...

I felt that way about Richmond all year last year too. Never rated them until the final siren blew on GF day.


Melbourne vs Billy Hartung at the moment.

 

Jeez.... getting shredded by Billy Harting. Embarrassing!

Still same problem as last year, dominate play but don't capitalise on the scoreboard. Bloody frustrating.

Something has to be done about the rebound goal.

Richmond were successful in pushing teams wide on the rebound that allowed for a forced boundary throw in and reset.

To dominate a game and give away 5 relatively easy goals is not smart football.

Edited by Diamond_Jim


Hogan looking dangerous, just wish he was a bit more selfish and would have a shot more often. Hope he can stay fit and healthy this year, he's a big presence out there for us.

4 minutes ago, Lord Travis said:

Jeez.... getting shredded by Billy Harting. Embarrassing!

Still same problem as last year, dominate play but don't capitalise on the scoreboard. Bloody frustrating.

no forward line structure at all

The wind is ridiculous. 


We've been dominant but unable to hurt them on the scoreboard. Same old same old. 

Harmes kicks an important goal.

Just now, DemonAndrew said:

harmes workrate amazing there

Fair gather and kick from Buggy there too.


hogan is never going to be a neitz or schawtz

Considering how little AFL games they get each year, the crowd is tiny. Last year’s one in Casey was packed. I thought North had a considerable following in Tassie. Maybe I might have to reconsider my support for a Tasmanian AFL team.

 

Wagner won’t play round one. 

Trac is sublime, Nibbler has been very good, stretch shows a bit, Gawn is playing well.

Haven't seen Lewis since early in the 1st.

Injured?

Edited by Demon77


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