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GIANT HEADACHE by The Oracle
It seems so long ago that Melbourne took an unchanged line up into a game on the MCG against the Greater Western Sydney Giants and cleaned them up to the tune of 45 points. In truth, the event occurred literally half a season ago in the final home and away round of the 2018 season and marked the Demons’ return to the finals with more triumphs to come in the weeks ahead. Of course, back then, it was the Giants who were wracked with injuries as they stumbled into the finals series facing the
LANDSLIDE by KC from Casey
The Casey Demons enjoyed the better of their first half against Port Melbourne on Saturday but fell away badly after half time to lose by 43 points. The Borough enjoyed the early break with the game’s opening two goals but the Demons took control to go out to an 8 point lead at quarter time, an advantage that it held for most of the second term until a late goal to the visitors clawed the lead back to a point. The Casey ruck of Braydon Preuss and Liam Wale-Buxton were on top for most
SHOULD HAVE ... COULD HAVE by George on the Outer
West Coast finally put the nail in the Demons 2019 season coffin with a 16 point win, but it was a game that Melbourne should have, could have, but didn’t win. Once again woeful, truly woeful work in the forward line, both kicking for goal and the lazy, cheap efforts of some let the side down. A solitary goal in the final quarter and only 9 goals from 24+ scoring opportunities was the costly difference in the game. The selectors, once again, made a critical error in not selecting
SCREAM by Whispering Jack
The Norwegian Expressionist artist Edvard Munch painted a number of versions of his famous work “Scream” and, every time my mind goes back to last year’s Preliminary Final at Optus Stadium between Melbourne and the West Coast Eagles, each and every one of them reverberates through my mind as if my head is being pummeled by a sledgehammer. When I think of that half time scoreboard from that match showing West Coast at 10.9.69 to Melbourne 0.6.6, I feel like the man standing by the railing,
NOT GAWN IN 60 SECONDS by George on the Outer
You might recall a regular segment that once featured on the MFC website entitled, “Gawn in 60 Seconds”, in which Maxy would ask the hard questions of his teammates. However, there was no harder question asked than the one asked collectively of the whole team in the last 60 seconds of Saturday’s game against the Gold Coast Suns. It was either follow me and my example or the Demons’ season, already hanging flimsily by huuua thread, would be truly “Gorn”. It was at that stage when thos
BOILOVER by KC from Casey
The Casey Demons caused the boilover of the season to date when they took on and beat the undefeated ladder leaders Essendon VFL by 41 points at Windy Hill. The stunning result which was achieved with a season low of eight AFL-listed players, will surely kickstart the Demons’ ailing season after they lost their last two matches as a result of some poor third quarter fade outs against quality opposition. Casey got off to a great start with a mid-air soccer volley goal from Jimmy Munro
LITTLE RAY OF SUNSHINE by Whispering Jack
There would be very few among us who would have thought realistically at the start of the season that by the time Melbourne’s Round 8 trip to the Gold Coast came around, the visitors would not only be languishing in 16th place on the ladder, but also be sitting a game behind their hosts. In fact, had the Suns managed to goal late in their opening game against the Saints which they lost by a mere point, the gap between the two sides would have been even wider. Such has been the humiliation o
UNDERDOGS by KC from Casey
Thanks to the large injury list at Melbourne, the Casey Demons went into their fifth round clash with Footscray VFL as the underdogs and despite a courageous showing up to half time after conceding the game’s first four goals, their third quarter fade out saw them fall short against quality opposition for the second time in a week. Casey went into the game with only 9 AFL listers after Declan Keilty was called up to make his debut when Tim Smith was forced to pull out of the Melbourne team
IN THE PINK by George on The Outer
A five point victory against the eternal nemesis in Hawthorn, didn’t put the Demons back in the black for the 2019 season ... but rather, it added a touch of pink to their fortunes, now showing some sign of life after an underwhelming start to the year. And pink was the most appropriate colour for the side and the supporters, given this game was the annual “Pink Ladies” match. And none more so than this proud Demon fan who turned up to add his support to the cause and his team at the same
EASIER SAID THAN DONE by The Oracle
There is no way of getting around the fact that Melbourne is the disappointment team of the AFL competition and, because it came into the season as a big top four fancy and now sits stone motherless last with a 1-5 win-loss record, it is fast becoming a laughing stock. The only way in which the Demons can restore any sense of pride, let alone its rapidly diminishing hopes of making the finals is for it to overcome Hawthorn on Saturday in the replay of last year’s preliminary final.
POINT CRASH by KC from Casey
The Casey Demons went down by the narrowest of margins to a strong Richmond VFL combination in the Round 4 game at Casey Fields on Saturday after a rushed behind to the Tigers in the game’s dying moments broke the deadlock. In a low scoring game, Casey took the early ascendency after conceding the first goal and held their lead for most of the first half going into the sheds at the main break with an 8 point lead. The Demons were led in defence by key position players, Oscar McDonald
THE LAST POST by George on the Outer
The Last Post sounded out in memory of the fallen around a packed MCG at the Anzac Eve match against Richmond. The silence of the crowd assembled was in tribute to those who made the ultimate sacrifice for their country. But the Last Post was also an appropriate symbol of the finals aspirations now gone for the Melbourne Football club, after a mere six rounds of the 2019 Season. How far has this team fallen! From a Preliminary final contestant barely six months ago, to cellar dwelle
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Rd 10 Sun May 26 @ 1:10pm MCG (H) Rd 11 
Sat Jun 1 @ 7:40pm TIO (H) Rd 12 
Mon Jun 10 @ 3:20pm MCG (A) Rd 13 Bye Rd 14 
Sat Jun 22 @ 1:45pm MCG (H) Rd 15 
Sun Jun 30 @ 3:20pm Gabba (A) Rd 16 
Sun Jul 7 @ 1:10pm MCG (A) Rd 17 
Sun Jul 14 @ 3:20pm MS (A) Rd 18 Sun Jul 21 @ 3:20pm Traeger (H) Rd 19 
Sat Jul 27 @ 7:25pm MS (A) Rd 20 
Sat Aug 3 @ 7:25pm MCG (H) Rd 21 Sat Aug 10 @ 1:45pm MCG (H) Rd 22 
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SHOULD HAVE ... COULD HAVE by George on the Outer
West Coast finally put the nail in the Demons 2019 season coffin with a 16 point win, but it was a game that Melbourne should have, could have, but didn’t win ...
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Demonland | May 19
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LANDSLIDE by KC from Casey
The Casey Demons enjoyed the better of their first half against Port Melbourne on Saturday but fell away badly after half time to lose by 43 points ...
READ MOREDemonland | May 19
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GIANT HEADACHE by The Oracle
It seems so long ago that Melbourne took an unchanged line up into a game on the MCG against the Greater Western Sydney Giants and cleaned them up to the tune of 45 points ...
READ MOREDemonland | May 23
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Demonland Player of the Year
PLAYER VOTES 1 
Max Gawn 88 2 
Clayton Oliver 81 3 
Christian Salem 72 4 
James Harmes 69 5 
Angus Brayshaw 57 6 
Sam Frost 34 7 
Jake Melksham 31 8 
Nathan Jones 29 9 
Jayden Hunt 27 10 
Marty Hore 26 11 
Jack Viney 15 12 
Michael Hibberd 10 13 
Jay Lockhart 6 14 
Bayley Fritsch 4 14 
Tom McDoanld 4 14 
Braydon Preuss 4 17 
Corey Wagner 3 18 
Alex Neal-Bullen 2 18 
Christian Petracca 2 20 
Neville Jetta 1 20 
Oscar McDonald 1 20 
Billy Stretch 1
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Mitch Hannan Knee Available 
Jay Kennedy-Harris Leg Available 
Jordan Lewis Ankle Available Alex Neal-Bullen Concussion Test Christian Salem Concussion Test 
Tim Smith Concussion Test 
Charlie Spargo Foot Test 
Sam Weideman Hip Test Michael Hibberd Collarbone 1-2 Weeks 
Kade Kolodjashnij Concussion 1-2 Weeks 
Steven May Groin 1-2 Weeks Jake Melksham Foot 3-4 Weeks 
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