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Round 3 Non MFC games

Diamond_Jim
in Melbourne Demons

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Whorethorn look very beatable next week

 

ATTITUDE DEMONS. 

Years of pain inflicted by that Putrid Club

 

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    O'Brien killed us last year. From memory, he took a game high 10 marks. I'd play Lever on him and he'll be able to sag off him and intercept as well.

    Oscar goes to Roughead, providing he plays.

    Jetta, Hibberd and Hunt or Frost to take Rioli, Breust and Impey.

    Isaac Smith's speed and ball use is a worry in midfield and off half back. I'd play Harmes in a defensive role on him. (play Melksham as second ruck)

    I'd also consider trying Vince for a quarter in a tagging role on Mitchell or allow Clarry to go head to head with him.

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    9 minutes ago, A F said:

    O'Brien killed us last year. From memory, he took a game high 10 marks. I'd play Lever on him and he'll be able to sag off him and intercept as well.

    Oscar goes to Roughead, providing he plays.

    Jetta, Hibberd and Hunt or Frost to take Rioli, Breust and Impey.

    Isaac Smith's speed and ball use is a worry in midfield and off half back. I'd play Harmes in a defensive role on him. (play Melksham as second ruck)

    I'd also consider trying Vince for a quarter in a tagging role on Mitchell or allow Clarry to go head to head with him.

    Why you say that AF? Not watching game, did something go down? 

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    Tigers are closing down the 45° chip kick hawthorn love doing coming out of defence. Making hawks look like a bottom team bombing down the line to either outnumbered or outsized forwards. I think weid will get a game next week and play back up ruck and forward. 

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    1 minute ago, Deemented Are Go! said:

    Why you say that AF? Not watching game, did something go down? 

    Was sore going into the game and just suffered a head knock.

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    1 minute ago, scarlett said:

    Tigers are closing down the 45° chip kick hawthorn love doing coming out of defence. Making hawks look like a bottom team bombing down the line to either outnumbered or outsized forwards. I think weid will get a game next week and play back up ruck and forward. 

    This is the kick that we continually allow. It's the kick that Geelong utilised every time out of their defence.

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    5 minutes ago, A F said:

    This is the kick that we continually allow. It's the kick that Geelong utilised every time out of their defence.

    I agree. Thats probably why i noticed it. Hawks have hit it a couple of times and been able to move the ball quickly into the forward 50 resulting with shots on goal.

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    Sending good vibes to the Doggies so they can crush the Druggies

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    4 minutes ago, Petraccattack said:

    Sending good vibes to the Doggies so they can crush the Druggies

    Hope you're right. I really hate that scum.

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    Very disappointed if we don't win next week.

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    Gee just on the train and stopped at Richmond. The games still going and the platform is full of hawks fans. Gee they can't even stay until the end. This is a club that recently gave them 3 flags in a row. Sheesh try supporting a club that doesn't giveyou finals for 12 years.

    Mind u there are Richmond fans that left early which I don't get either. 

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    Darcy Parish possibly the most overrated footballer going round. Thank God we went Oliver.

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    Wrong thread

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    I like how Essendon were rubbish defensively last year. So they recruited 3 front runners with no defensive attributes. Good strategy. 

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    39 minutes ago, Return to Glory said:

    Darcy Parish possibly the most overrated footballer going round. Thank God we went Oliver.

    And to think after round 2, 2016 that some people on here were convinced of the opposite.

    Just goes to show when you post after a disappointing loss that you should take a deep breath before doing so.

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    This Richards kid has a crack. 

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    Essendon challenging the Saints for the worst quarter of footy here. Glorious. 

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    1 hour ago, Deestroy All said:

    I like how Essendon were rubbish defensively last year. So they recruited 3 front runners with no defensive attributes. Good strategy. 

    The best defence is a mediocre offence. 

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