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On 10/10/2019 at 10:00 AM, Demonland said:

Here’s the breakdown:

A: Max Gawn, Clayton Oliver

B+: Jack Viney, Tom McDonald

B: Nil

B-: Nathan Jones, Christian Salem, Angus Brayshaw, Michael Hibberd, Kade Kolodjashnij, Jake Melksham, Bayley Fritsch, Steven May

C+: Christian Petracca, Jake Lever, Sam Frost, Aaron Vandenberg, Jayden Hunt, Alex Neale-Bullen, Marty Hore, Josh Wagner, Neville Jetta

C : James Harmes, Billy Stretch, Mitch Hannan, Oscar McDonald, Joel Smith, Corey Wagner

C-: Jay Kennedy-Harris, Braydon Preuss

Developing*: Sam Weideman

Developing: Charlie Spargo, Oskar Baker, Harrison Petty, James Jordan, Tom Sparrow, Toby Bedford, Aaron Nietschke, Austin Bradtke, Kade Chandler

For a team that has had so many top draft picks, for the players not to have elevated themselves and/or received the right development to become very good AFL players or stars of the competition by now is alarming.

A bit unfair on Vandenberg. He’s long-term injured. How many games did he play this year?

 
On 10/10/2019 at 11:23 AM, old dee said:

I guess 2020 will prove one of us right binman.

I am very happy for you to remind me of my error in September next year.

He can't remind you because U only post when the team does poorly, hardly heard from you in 2018, but after losses U shine.

11 hours ago, don't make me angry said:

He can't remind you because U only post when the team does poorly, hardly heard from you in 2018, but after losses U shine.

Hmm So the strength of your arguement is how often you See me on Demonland. 

 
1 hour ago, old dee said:

Hmm So the strength of your arguement is how often you See me on Demonland. 

You gotta, but laugh and the Council inspector types here who critiiciize people for what they perceive as negative posts when in fact the only time they ever post is to critisize other posters.

1 hour ago, old dee said:

Hmm So the strength of your arguement is how often you See me on Demonland. 

You're posting shows your character you're only ever negative a real supporter  supports team it is positive most of time not negative.just pointing out that how can he remind you when you're never around when things are going good. Mr President of the MFCSS


13 minutes ago, don't make me angry said:

You're posting shows your character you're only ever negative a real supporter  supports team it is positive most of time not negative.just pointing out that how can he remind you when you're never around when things are going good. Mr President of the MFCSS

That's your opinion and nothing I can say will change your mind.

So have a nice day.

1 hour ago, don't make me angry said:

You're posting shows your character you're only ever negative a real supporter  supports team it is positive most of time not negative.just pointing out that how can he remind you when you're never around when things are going good. Mr President of the MFCSS

Hahaha! You have to be taking the [censored]. 

Do you expect people to be doing Cartwheels of joy after the garbage of 2019?

The Club dictates how Supporters feel

11 minutes ago, Sir Why You Little said:

Hahaha! You have to be taking the [censored]. 

Do you expect people to be doing Cartwheels of joy after the garbage of 2019?

The Club dictates how Supporters feel

No not at all but did I see many posts from old Dee when we had a good season, he  gloats when we do poorly at least you are possitive when we win

 
10 minutes ago, don't make me angry said:

No not at all but did I see many posts from old Dee when we had a good season, he  gloats when we do poorly at least you are possitive when we win

It’s all about winning...

Everything else sucks

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