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Opposition Watch: Elimination Final

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I can't wait until Friday! All over social media not only cat supporters but plenty non demons supporters are saying the cats will win conftorbaly, that we are soft, pretenders, weak mentally etc etc. But come Friday, although I am very nervous, our boys the demons will show everyone in a big Friday night game, that we are ferocious, strong, elegant, swift and future premiers. 

 
9 hours ago, shorty said:

I hate this mob, seriously I do,

All of them and the coach.

I want to beat them so bad

It's doing my head in.

I wish we were playing anyone but them.

Am I the only one, what is it about this team.

 

I hope we completely tear them a new one on friday night.

2 hours ago, Dees'97 said:

I can't wait until Friday! All over social media not only cat supporters but plenty non demons supporters are saying the cats will win conftorbaly, that we are soft, pretenders, weak mentally etc etc. But come Friday, although I am very nervous, our boys the demons will show everyone in a big Friday night game, that we are ferocious, strong, elegant, swift and future premiers. 

Yep I prefer being underdogs- Geelong are clutching on times past - I hope the umpires call what they see on the day, go Dees!!!

 

If you only read the heading then you would think he is a Richard head, but if you read the article...

 

GEELONG'S All Australian defender Tom Stewart expects many of Melbourne's September debutants to be extremely nervous as they lace up for their first taste of finals.

But that's not an attempt at gamesmanship leading up to Friday night's elimination final, instead just a frank assessment of where he sat this time last year in the same position.

"Last year I put on a brave face and said I was embracing it and saying I wasn't nervous when I was absolutely packing my dacks," Stewart said.


More information please.

Is feelings something about this song:

 

2 minutes ago, Gorgoroth said:

If you only read the heading then you would think he is a Richard head, but if you read the article...

 

GEELONG'S All Australian defender Tom Stewart expects many of Melbourne's September debutants to be extremely nervous as they lace up for their first taste of finals.

But that's not an attempt at gamesmanship leading up to Friday night's elimination final, instead just a frank assessment of where he sat this time last year in the same position.

"Last year I put on a brave face and said I was embracing it and saying I wasn't nervous when I was absolutely packing my dacks," Stewart said.

I was about to say that this bloke would know, given his efforts in September last year.  But he is obviously aware of his own performance!  Well played Tom.

I think what he said on the AFL site was pretty accurate but wasn't smart on his end. That could be used as motivation.

To be honest, and maybe this is my MFCSS kicking in, this week feels like it is leading up to the mother of all anti climaxes. The same peanuts who will carry on like pork chops if we lose on Friday are now pumping us up. This will feed into their lazy narrative of Melbourne being 'soft' and they are doing the groundwork now to raise expectations.

 

Well, it stands to reason. I mean, every person in the universe thinks, feels, reacts, exactly the same as Tom Stewart. Don't they??


15 minutes ago, binman said:

More information please.

Is feelings something about this song:

 

More these feelings I think 

 

Edited by Colin B. Flaubert

On 9/2/2018 at 6:44 PM, CityDee said:

The only thing I dislike about the cats is the Selwood ducking thing that we don’t see that often now .

yeah they are cocky and have some show pony types and feel free to dislike , I admire their winning culture. 

Bartells work in raising awareness around family issues and sharing his story has been first class as is his footy knowledge during his match call.

I never liked bartel as a player, probably because of all the smashings, my partner goes for hawthorn so she naturally hated him, but even she said he's best special comments, actual insight into why a team is dominating or what it needs to do to get back into it. Instead of the usual "they need the next goal" or "they need to be harder at the ball". And for all the 300 game and star power chanel 7 employ in these positions Daisy's a close second, she often comes up with a bit more inside knowledge on why a teams setting up the way it is.

11 minutes ago, scarlett said:

I never liked bartel as a player, probably because of all the smashings, my partner goes for hawthorn so she naturally hated him, but even she said he's best special comments, actual insight into why a team is dominating or what it needs to do to get back into it. Instead of the usual "they need the next goal" or "they need to be harder at the ball". And for all the 300 game and star power chanel 7 employ in these positions Daisy's a close second, she often comes up with a bit more inside knowledge on why a teams setting up the way it is.

Agree. Surprisingly good. ActualIy adds something to the understanding of the game - unfortunately rare for so called special comments people.

I think Daisy is number 1 though. 

9 minutes ago, DemonOX said:

Who said that??

But great ammunition for our players for the game on Friday. 

Dees’ finals debutants will be ‘packing their dacks’.

GEELONG'S All Australian defender Tom Stewart expects many of Melbourne's September debutants to be extremely nervous as they lace up for their first taste of finals.

See AFL website.

If you actually read the article which clearly you didn't he wasnt taking a stab. 

Stewart was simply reflecting on HIS first final only 12 months ago a said he was "packing his dacks " and reckons that the finals debutants will feel the same. 


6 minutes ago, GCDee said:

If you actually read the article which clearly you didn't he wasnt taking a stab. 

Stewart was simply reflecting on HIS first final only 12 months ago a said he was "packing his dacks " and reckons that the finals debutants will feel the same. 

The headline is insulting. Maybe our players are a bit tougher than he thinks.

Edited by Stormy Dee

1 hour ago, Demonland said:

and then.......he heard jack viney was playing......his nighhtmare

6 hours ago, Gorgoroth said:

If you only read the heading then you would think he is a Richard head, but if you read the article...

 

GEELONG'S All Australian defender Tom Stewart expects many of Melbourne's September debutants to be extremely nervous as they lace up for their first taste of finals.

But that's not an attempt at gamesmanship leading up to Friday night's elimination final, instead just a frank assessment of where he sat this time last year in the same position.

"Last year I put on a brave face and said I was embracing it and saying I wasn't nervous when I was absolutely packing my dacks," Stewart said.

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Its an honest assessment of how HE felt, and a guess at how he reckons our boys feel.

Absolutely nothing wrong with what he said TBH.

Only problem is that it will be the Cats who are [censored] themselves about facing us on Friday. They know we can beat them, and we know we can beat them.

Cant wait for Friday.


22 minutes ago, ding said:

Its an honest assessment of how HE felt, and a guess at how he reckons our boys feel.

Absolutely nothing wrong with what he said TBH.

Only problem is that it will be the Cats who are [censored] themselves about facing us on Friday. They know we can beat them, and we know we can beat them.

Cant wait for Friday.

Agree, that’s why I thought the topic was a bit over the top, if you only read the article heading you would have thought he was having a go at us, it was his opinion, but not sure Viney will be krapping in his daks!

12 hours ago, Mazer Rackham said:

Well, it stands to reason. I mean, every person in the universe thinks, feels, reacts, exactly the same as Tom Stewart. Don't they??

Who ???

 
11 minutes ago, Demonland said:

 

Always playing mind games, the Scotts...   grew up doing it.   And pointing the finger of balme at the other.

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5 hours ago, DV8 said:

Always playing mind games, the Scotts...   grew up doing it.   And pointing the finger of balme at the other.

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Tiger? Nothing worse than a finger full of tiger Balme coming at you.


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