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GAME DAY

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2 minutes ago, Josh said:

So who do we think plays on dusty in the goal square. Hibberd? Jones follow him all the way? Shirley not Vince?

I'd go with Jetta.

 

I'm backing the Weid to kick 2-3 goals tonight.  I'd love him to step up and show that he belongs at this level.  Him doing this gives us not only another tall target up forward, but also takes the pressure off others and gives us greater flexibility through the midfield in terms of giving Hogan and Petracca more minutes in there.

I think this will be a really close, hard fought contest that will go right down to the wire.  I'm praying to the football gods that we're the ones to be in front when the final siren rings.  

Go Dees!

 
3 minutes ago, MFC-11 said:

I wasn't as fortunate. Watched the Ch 2 replay with my grandfather who was a diehard, but living in the sticks.

got shocking hiding when i got home from mum  she didnt know where i was ,it was worth every wack

5 minutes ago, Wiseblood said:

I'd go with Jetta.

Would be a disastrous choice based on Jetts' current form.

Still, i have no real idea who to start on him.

Fingers and toes crossed he doesnt carve us up.


1 minute ago, ding said:

Would be a disastrous choice based on Jetts' current form.

Still, i have no real idea who to start on him.

Fingers and toes crossed he doesnt carve us up.

I can't argue against the fact that he isn't in great form, but I don't see Jetta allowing it to go on for too long.  He's quick enough and strong enough to compete with him down forward, but at the same time, Dusty could carve up most players he matches up on, so whoever get the job will need some support.

Bit worried about Oscar Macdonald and Wagner up against strong forwards.

Dees by a rousing 5 goals.

 
14 minutes ago, spirit of norm smith said:

Sitting here in Darwin in beautiful 32c tropical conditions. Magic sunset. Set to watch the Dees 

weather in Melbourne????

Similiar.  21 and humid. Threat of rain. 

1 minute ago, red&blue1982 said:

Bit worried about Oscar Macdonald and Wagner up against strong forwards.

Dees by a rousing 5 goals.

I'm not.  Oscar has been fantastic this year.


Carn the Mighty Demons!!!!

Let's smash em!

10 minutes ago, Wiseblood said:

I can't argue against the fact that he isn't in great form, but I don't see Jetta allowing it to go on for too long.  He's quick enough and strong enough to compete with him down forward, but at the same time, Dusty could carve up most players he matches up on, so whoever get the job will need some support.

Yeah, you are right in that it doesnt matter who we choose to put on him, Dusty is gonna do Dusty stuff. I agree that Jetts should find form eventually, but it just seems to me to be too great a risk to hope that tonight is the game he (Jetta) finds form. It will only take 20 mins for Martin to put us away if he isnt closed down.

I believe we CAN win, but the brain says Richmond will win by a few after we put up a fight for 3. qtrs.

Im already hitting the sponsors cheapest whiskey in the hope it makes the game bearable. 


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7 minutes ago, red&blue1982 said:

Bit worried about Oscar Macdonald and Wagner up against strong forwards.

Dees by a rousing 5 goals.

Wagner may be able to perform a purely negating role on the dusty up foward. Although summary reckons he will play more through the midfield. I would like to see Jones play a role

Is there 50000 still waiting to get in? 

If you want to experience what finals is all about then it starts tonight Dees..

 

The rest is up to you fellas.

11 minutes ago, red&blue1982 said:

Bit worried about Oscar Macdonald and Wagner up against strong forwards.

Dees by a rousing 5 goals.

You have my vote! 

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Ignorantly, I had hoped AFL live pass would work when overseas. God dammit! ?

Vince warming up with the mids.


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