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MARCHING IN by The Oracle
The most embarrassing loss of the 2018 season (perhaps aside from the Preliminary Final) for Melbourne was the one it suffered in Round 15 against lowly St Kilda. The Demons came into the game as a red hot favourite but were embarrassed by the Saints' speed and willingness to take the contest right up to them for virtually the full four quarters. It was a defeat that they were to bemoan for the remainder of the season. Their arrogance in going into the game and taking an opponent lightly was a c
RELENTLESS by KC from Casey
The Casey Demons returned to the winning list with an emphatic 54 point victory over a limp North Melbourne VFL combination at Casey Fields on Saturday. Smarting from last week’s thrashing at Box Hill, the Demons came out of the blocks intent on redeeming themselves for their embarrassing start to the 2019 campaign. After a brief early bout of inaccuracy, the goals flowed as a result of relentless pressure applied to the visitors who were constantly forced into error. The pleasing thi
TO A “T” by George on the Outer
Thursday night football - not something Melbourne FC are accustomed to doing, especially after barely garnering a Friday night game for years. Yet with this opportunity, the Demons soundly beat the Swans at the SCG and put their season back on Track. This was not only a game of mental toughness, since the Demons had so far failed to win a game in 2019 and faced possibly a season ending prospect of 0-4, should they have failed in Sydney. History was against them, and Buddy Frankli
SWANSONG by Whispering Jack
They said that in 2019, the Melbourne Football Club was going to take its game to another level but we were never prepared for the level the club is reaching as it approaches the fourth round of the season holding up the entire AFL ladder in a match that could be its swansong for the year. We were meant to be premiership contenders, not playing off for a wooden spoon which is what will be the case unless there is a sudden and dramatic turn around in our fortunes! And whilst there
A DAY TO FORGET by KC from Casey
The Casey Demons started the 2019 in unimpressive fashion with a 62 point loss to the Box Hill Hawks at Box Hill City Oval. It was a total contrast to their 2018 opening when they monstered the Coburg Lions but the circumstances were entirely different. Twelve months ago, the Demons were able to go into the match with a large contingent of AFL listed players while yesterday, they went into the game with 12 Melbourne players, mostly inexperienced. They were also hampered by the AFL sc
2019 IS NOT 2018 by George on the Outer
Seems like an obvious statement doesn’t it? Yet the MFC coaching staff/team seem to have forgotten to change their calendars on January 1st. A 3 goal loss against the equal bottom side in the competition and now with a 0-3 record for the current season, it should be obvious that things have changed from 2018. Not so on the field, as Melbourne continue to play the style which got them to a Preliminary final. Once again the Demons saw 20 goals scored against them for the game.
THE NIGHT OF THE TORTOISES by The Oracle
Friday night sees two clubs of which a great deal was expected in 2019, facing off in the battle of the slow starting tortoises. Both have had calamitous starts to the season and are sitting at 0-2. One of them will, by the end of the evening, be seeing their season slipping away from their grasp. Both clubs are playing without confidence and without purpose. The Demons, who had the best-performed attack of all clubs last year, managed to convert 73 entries inside their forward 50 metre a
THE CAT RUN by George on the Outer
It truly became a “Cat Run” with an 80 point win to the home side, an outcome that had us wondering what happened to the Demons of 2018 when they got to a Preliminary final on the basis of their “brand” of contested football? Well that part hasn’t changed any, since the likes of Clayton Oliver can win the ball 44 times in a game including 15 clearances, Angus Brayshaw racks up 33 touches with Jack Viney chipping in for 27 of this own. In the ruck Max Gawn had 53 hitouts on the night, and
REDEMPTION? by the Oracle
How much should we be making out of Melbourne’s opening round loss on its home ground against an unfancied team from interstate in Port Adelaide? The game was barely over before the excuses were coming out that about the lack of preparation of the team, the fact that some players were playing injured or unfit and unable to handle the humidity and the heat, the team’s lack of run and spread, the lack of experience and having too many key players injured or (in the case of Steven May) suspen
OVERPOWERED by George on the Outer
If there was ever a prime example of a team of players not ready for the new football season it was Melbourne in the opening round of 2019. Throughout the field there was just too much evidence of players who haven’t had sufficient pre-season or players who ordinarily wouldn’t have even graced the field at this early stage. The Demons also got a lesson on selection with Port Adelaide showing that two ruckmen on the field is an essential for this season. It was a lesson that should
THE WELCOME GAME by Whispering Jack
The Melbourne Football Club has moved forward in leaps and bounds since it last met Port Adelaide in a totally forgettable (for Demon fans) season opener on the MCG. That game, played on Sunday, 31 March, 2013 before a crowd of 22,924, was supposed to be a close encounter between two of the competition’s lesser lights from the previous season when the Power had finished 14th and the Demons 16th (ahead only of AFL newbies Gold Coast and GWS). It turned into a slaughter with Port taking the
THE WALKING WOUNDED by Paddy Gosch
Forget the fact that Melbourne narrowly missed out on getting the four JLT points on offer for a second consecutive week and the blow to the ego of a supposed top four contender losing ... well almost at home ... to a team that has recently dwelt in the AFL cellar and won a mere five games in 2018. The things that emerged from the horror final JLT outing was that the Demons are a long way from being prepared to take on the rigours of a long tough season in which they have one of the hardest fixt
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Rd 06 Wed Apr 24 @ 7:35pm MCG (A) Rd 07 
Sat May 4 @ 1:45pm MCG (H) Rd 08 
Sat May 11 @ 4:35pm MS (A) Rd 09 
Fri May 17 @ 8:10pm OS (A) Rd 10 
Sun May 26 @ 1:10pm MCG (H) Rd 11 
Sat Jun 1 @ 7:40pm TIO (H) Rd 12 
Mon Jun 10 @ 3:20pm MCG (A) Rd 13 Bye Rd 14 
Sat Jun 22 @ 1:45pm MCG (H) Rd 15 
Sun Jun 30 @ 3:20pm Gabba (A) Rd 16 
Sun Jul 7 @ 1:10pm MCG (A) Rd 17 
Sun Jul 14 @ 3:20pm MS (A) Rd 18 Sun Jul 21 @ 3:20pm Traeger (H) Rd 19 
Sat Jul 27 @ 7:25pm MS (A) Rd 20 Sat Aug 3 @ 7:25pm MCG (H) Rd 21 Sat Aug 10 @ 1:45pm MCG (H) Rd 22 Fri Aug 16 @ 7:50pm MCG (H) Rd 23 
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Demonland | April 20 
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MARCHING IN by The Oracle
The most embarrassing loss of the 2018 season (perhaps aside from the Preliminary Final) for Melbourne was the one it suffered in Round 15 against lowly St Kilda. The Demons came into the game as a red hot favourite but were embarrassed by the Saints' speed and willingness to take the contest right up to them for virtually the full four quarters. It was a defeat that they were to bemoan for the remainder of the season. Their arrogance in going into the game and taking an opponent lightly was a costly slip up that possibly cost them the double chance in the end ...
READ MOREDemonland | April 18
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RELENTLESS by KC from Casey
The Casey Demons returned to the winning list with an emphatic 54 point victory over a limp North Melbourne VFL combination at Casey Fields on Saturday ...
READ MOREDemonland | April 14
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TO A “T” by George on the Outer
Thursday night football - not something Melbourne FC are accustomed to doing, especially after barely garnering a Friday night game for years. Yet with this opportunity, the Demons soundly beat the Swans at the SCG and put their season back on Track ...
READ MOREDemonland | April 12
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Max Gawn 36 4 
James Harmes 25 5 
Christian Salem 20 6 
Jake Melksham 16 7 
Nathan Jones 15 8 
Sam Frost 12 8 
Jayden Hunt 12 8 
Jack Viney 12 11 
Bayley Fritsch 4 11 
Michael Hibberd 4 13 
Marty Hore 3 13 
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