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  On 23/03/2019 at 01:15, Demonland said:

A beautiful day for some footy. 

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Couldn't get a decent seat?

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      On 23/03/2019 at 01:20, Bitter but optimistic said:

    I’m on the way   Currently at Ginifer

    Who the [censored] would call a place Ginifer?

    A lovesick kiwi?

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      On 23/03/2019 at 01:02, binman said:

    Aren't you in Melbourne?

    Sure am mate. Set to record from app. 

    Dees shop was doing a roaring trade this morning, helped by my sister and I both buying some merchandise. Ground looks a treat too. I’m pumped. 

     

    Go DEES ?

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    Gonna smash another coupla pints at the Duke and mosey over. 

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      On 23/03/2019 at 00:31, Sir Why You Little said:

    Let's roll DEMONS

    Any win is a good win today being Round 1

    Could be 100 points or 2 points

    Just win

    Win it for Max, Win it for the Club Members, Win it for yourselves.

    Believe that you can win every quarter...

    Go in hard...

     

     

    I feel like we can't lose when you're up and about, SWYL. 


      On 23/03/2019 at 01:20, Bitter but optimistic said:

    I’m on the way   Currently at Ginifer

    Who the [censored] would call a place Ginifer?

    I imagine it’s New Zealander for Jennifer. 

    Edit: @TRIGON beat me to it!

    Edited by Ethan Tremblay

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      On 23/03/2019 at 01:41, Wiseblood said:

    I feel like we can't lose when you're up and about, SWYL. 

    Anything could happen today. Port will go in hard, i have no doubt. 

    Today will give us a good idea how much the players have matured. I saw it last night, late in the game. The Filth had 3 experienced players on the bench who couldn’t get on the ground. 

    Players will now have to do some coaching on the ground, and sometimes they will have to hurt late in a quarter, like the old days. 

    I like it. The runners became an obstacle on the ground

    it’s round 1. An ugly scrappy win is fine by me, just win. 


      On 23/03/2019 at 01:54, Sir Why You Little said:

    Today will give us a good idea how much the players have matured. I saw it last night, late in the game.

    The Filth had 3 experienced players on the bench who couldn’t get on the ground. 

    Players will now have to do some coaching on the ground, and sometimes they will have to hurt late in a quarter, like the old days. 

    I like it. The runners became an obstacle on the ground.

    This will cost the teams with selfish players. Teams with team orientated players will benefit. 

    Commentators on Thursday and Friday were noting that players on the ground were ignoring the bench to stay on the ground. I'm not sure if this was 100% accurate but if so it's not great from those individuals. 

      On 23/03/2019 at 01:54, Sir Why You Little said:

    Anything could happen today. Port will go in hard, i have no doubt. 

    Today will give us a good idea how much the players have matured. I saw it last night, late in the game. The Filth had 3 experienced players on the bench who couldn’t get on the ground. 

    Players will now have to do some coaching on the ground, and sometimes they will have to hurt late in a quarter, like the old days. 

    I like it. The runners became an obstacle on the ground

    it’s round 1. An ugly scrappy win is fine by me, just win. 

    I can see the day coming soon when players will carry pagers to get them off the ground.

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    big day for the new boys ,hope watts cops heaps,and we win


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