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GAMEDAY - Semi Final

Skuit
in Melbourne Demons

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jeez, i wouldn't want to be a dorks player within 10 metres of "built-for-finals" viney tonight

bury the bastards

go dees

    • Like 2
    10 minutes ago, DSP said:

    Station is packed!

    Dees supporters easily 2 to 1. Beautiful spring evening.

    Lets do this!

    I agree. Surprised to see so much red and blue about. Easily accounts for that other mob. ??

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    Just now, McQueen said:

    I agree. Surprised to see so much red and blue about. Easily accounts for that other mob. ??

    To those In Melbourne good luck to you all tonight. In Perth, off to the paddo with 100 or dees supporters. 

     

    Win this and may see a few of you next week. Go the mighty dees! As the great B. Dylan quoted ‘these times are a changing’.

    Lets smash these clowns ?!

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    3 minutes ago, McQueen said:

    I agree. Surprised to see so much red and blue about. Easily accounts for that other mob. ??

    in the city. 3-1 Melbourne. compared to 20-1 last week.

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    57 minutes ago, Cards13 said:

    Balls Grinter and Rigo are having a beer at the Corner. Love it. 

    And Neita.

    Balls should be getting round after round on the nose.

     

    Him snotting Terry Wallet deserves a lifetime of the good stuff!

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    In the ground after queuing in the members. some of the boys came out onto the ground to a loud cheer from them. Ihope our fans are as loud as we were last week 

    Edited by dees189227

    Just saw JKH driving up Swan St to the game. Has to be a good sign, right?

     
    2 minutes ago, praha said:

    in the city. 3-1 Melbourne. compared to 20-1 last week.

    I just arrived at beer deluxe and the place is packed. Asked if I could sit down at a reserved table that was only half full of Hawks supporters while I wait for my sister and her bloke. “Only if you buy me a beer” one of them says. 

    Sat down with my back to him.

    End of story. 

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    4 minutes ago, dees189227 said:

    In the ground after queuing in the members. some of the boys came out onto the ground to a loud cheer from them. Ihope our fans are as loud as they were last week 

    Louder....Louder....Louder....LOUDER!

    Edited by america de cali


    2 minutes ago, McQueen said:

    I just arrived at beer deluxe and the place is packed. Asked if I could sit down at a reserved table that was only half full of Hawks supporters while I wait for my sister and her bloke. “Only if you buy me a beer” one of them says. 

    Sat down with my back to him.

    End of story. 

    A bit of civility wouldn’t go astray.

    Kennett aside I have nothing against the Hawks. If we go out, this is the team I would hope to win. 

    Purely hypothetically of course.

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    1 hour ago, Bring-Back-Powell said:

    I'm also sick of everyone at work today saying how Melbourne should thrash Hawthorn because they  we have 2 of their our best 22 out. Anything less is a failure apparently.

    Lever & Hogan

    20 minutes ago, McQueen said:

    I just arrived at beer deluxe and the place is packed. Asked if I could sit down at a reserved table that was only half full of Hawks supporters while I wait for my sister and her bloke. “Only if you buy me a beer” one of them says. 

    Sat down with my back to him.

    End of story. 

    [censored] em

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    Just now, forever demons said:

    [censored] em

    Really? I get the passion, but I hope most act with a touch of class.

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    2 minutes ago, Blinkybill said:

    Really? I get the passion, but I hope most act with a touch of class.

    a hawkes  supporter withe class,you are  kidding me


    Have a pretty good view in the Olympic Stand. Always love coming to Mecca!!

    if i was there feathers would be  everywhere

    Have a wonderful, wonderful night fellow Demonlanders.  I look forward to reveling in the post-match joy on here in a few hours time.  Go Dees!

    • Like 3

    So far, it looks like the bay we’ve been allocated is full of Hawks, this should be a lot of fun and as I type this I received the following text....

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    3 minutes ago, Dee Zephyr said:

    So far, it looks like the bay we’ve been allocated is full of Hawks, this should be a lot of fun and as I type this I received the following text....

    52FCDB97-187E-4982-A298-69F2421A7C2A.thumb.png.b40e5d38a0b6bfe2f667642f9f7d95bc.png

    Gee wiz someone hates you! ?


    Obviously a huge night for the club. There are some things that I'm looking forward to finding out:

    1. Do the coaching staff have good alternative plans? The way we played last week might not get it done. Knowing Clarkson the Hawks will have plenty of tricks. They'll eat our space and pressure at all opportunities. How do we break through it?

    2. Our defence was excellent last week. But the individual defenders still seem to allow lead up chest marks into obvious spaces from stopped plays (i.e. when the opp has a mark or free 60m-70m from goal). Has this been addressed? This is a Hawthorn strength and they may burn us.

    3. Last time we played Hawthorn they had something like 115 tackles (granted it was wet). I expect them to go 100+ tonight. That is going to make it very hard for us. The only way to counter it is by returning the favour. Do we have it in us?

    Been a great few weeks for the MFC. Let's hope the players keep it going tonight. At the least make it a genuine battle.

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    4 minutes ago, Dee Zephyr said:

    So far, it looks like the bay we’ve been allocated is full of Hawks, this should be a lot of fun and as I type this I received the following text....

    52FCDB97-187E-4982-A298-69F2421A7C2A.thumb.png.b40e5d38a0b6bfe2f667642f9f7d95bc.png

    New Number, who dis?

    5 minutes ago, Dee Zephyr said:

    So far, it looks like the bay we’ve been allocated is full of Hawks, this should be a lot of fun and as I type this I received the following text....

    52FCDB97-187E-4982-A298-69F2421A7C2A.thumb.png.b40e5d38a0b6bfe2f667642f9f7d95bc.png

    This is a joke, right?

     
    2 minutes ago, layzie said:

    Gee wiz someone hates you! ?

    Feel free to prank....even if it’s the best man ( Hawks fan) at my wedding.


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