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Best place to watch the Brisbane game

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On 3/28/2018 at 8:23 PM, DemonOX said:

I know it’s normally how I feel but it’s nice for a change to actually go to the game and luckily I have two up here this season. 

Just hope we bloody win. 

reckon you might get your wish Do.

 
12 hours ago, DV8 said:

reckon you might get your wish Do.

I got my wish DV8 but geez it was a typical melb game!!

I had great seats at the Gabba, unfortunately I was smack bang in the middle of the Brisbane members. But they were a pretty reasonable bunch to be fair. One guy who kept yelling "BALL" every time a Melbourne player was touched, and "KICK IT" every time Brisbane had it, but every club has a few of those.

 

At the Ritz -Carlton in Paris in the company of some Ukrainian hostesses.

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Thanks for the ideas everyone! Ended up at sporting globe Richmond. Great atmosphere among other Dee fans. Will be there again at the next interstate game. Go Dees!


2 hours ago, DemonOX said:

I got my wish DV8 but geez it was a typical melb game!!

Yeah, heart flutters have given way to numbing disbelief, at the way we switch down our minds & intensity.

We can never win finals, playing anything like this.

 

Typical Melbournefc attitude, during games when we take a lead.  We sit back in the armchair, and want table service.

 

This is the Melbourne attitude, in its rawest form.  This IS what destroys this club.  Nil killer instinct, Far too nice.

 

We need players, who want blood.

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