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30 minutes ago, MSFebey said:

Coll, GWS etc are ruined by injuries yet they keep winning mostly, I hate injuries for an excuse when other clubs find a way.

By the way, whats your joke of the day Trac, I need a laugh.

I can tell you a good west coast eagles joke that will crack you up

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1 minute ago, johndemonic said:

I can tell you a good west coast eagles joke that will crack you up

Kent to kick four/five against his old State........

4 minutes ago, johndemonic said:

I can tell you a good west coast eagles joke that will crack you up

Fire away Johnny.

 
11 hours ago, Sir Why You Little said:

I have said it before, but it has to be said

”This is it Folks, Over the Top...”

 

 

Demons 28 points

Such a good pre-game song - nice one SWYL ??

4 minutes ago, MSFebey said:

Fire away Johnny.

 

9 minutes ago, johndemonic said:

I can tell you a good west coast eagles joke that will crack you up

 


Montrose Dee's u11's just won there gf without their skipper. Unfortunately this hasn't instilled me with anymore confidence for today ova in the west.

3 minutes ago, Flemo56 said:

Montrose Dee's u11's just won there gf without their skipper. Unfortunately this hasn't instilled me with anymore confidence for today ova in the west.

So we finally get to drop Jones to Casey without any issues? Yay, where do I sign?

 
2 hours ago, beelzebub said:

Geez I don't. McGovern will chew up and spit out Weed.

And it highlights a problem... we're effectively worrying about THEIR defender. They should be worrying about our forward. Bet they're not !!

That perspective has the correct focus, beelzebub. Been a while since we applied that confidence and attitude to opponents, and I reckon, that was taken away by the umpires this year in particular.

2 minutes ago, Mr Steve said:

You might not want to hear / read this but the betting is tightening up. 

Tightening up? Other than punters taking the longer odds wonder if they know of a late out?


My clock feels like it's got flat batteries time is going that slow! C'mon!!!!!!!!!!!!

I’m hoping for the Dees to do what Essendon did to them over there earlier in the year. 

With the team we’ve selected today, there is a chance we can do it. Finally we have some speed in the team. 

The only other change I would’ve liked was Spargo out for JKH. But other than that it’s not a bad side.

26 minutes ago, willmoy said:

Kent to kick four/five against his old State........

The luxury of that thought! Hope he does, as he really deserves a crack after an interrupted season.

3 hours ago, —coach— said:

 hit the button while the wife was trying to give directions (which I was successfully ignoring), 

This is the fugazi component of the omen within the parable, coach. Your wife was the media


8 minutes ago, Mr Steve said:

You might not want to hear / read this but the betting is tightening up. 

The only thing that is tightening up is my sphincter.

Injuries are big for WC. They rely on a few big names more than most. 

If we had Gawn, Oliver and hogan out it would be equivalent imo

4 hours ago, low flying Robbo said:

Whatever we do, we CANNOT let them take intercept marks in defence. That killed us again last week . I like the idea of Weed playing on McGovern

I DONT 

A MFC nappy would be handy right now


2 minutes ago, DubDee said:

A MFC nappy would be handy right now

Those types leak too much.

Got any of these in red and blue? I have a feeling this is going to be one of my less well behaved afternoons.
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On the bright side, I'm having memories of 2005 vs Bulldogs flash across my mind unbidden. That's a good sign, yes?

I was not well behaved that day either.

 
3 minutes ago, Nasher said:

I laughed. Then vomited. God I’m nervous!

Lol, we all are. As supporters it's completely out of our control while we hope the same doesn't happen again this year. Definitely a sickening feeling.

I am staying off the beer until the game has finished.


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