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Round 18 - How it will play out..?  

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Ruminating on this weekends scenarios, the Bradbury opportunities we may have and the whims of the football Gods...

 

So figured it was time for a poll!

 

Go Demons!

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13 minutes ago, Clintosaurus said:

Very confident GWS will get it done tonight. Have won 5 and drawn 1 of their last 7 v the Saints.

I think someone said we need a 50 point differential, in our game and theirs, to bring Saints % below ours and a win by us of course.

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I think Ive seen this film before.

Saints to lose.

Dees to win. But not enough to give us the % we need.

Therefore Saints to win.

Dees to lose.

Intermission.

2021

Havent I seen this one?

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Just now, leave it to deever said:

I think Ive seen this film before.

Saints to lose.

Dees to win. But not enough to give us the % we need.

Therefore Saints to win.

Dees to lose.

Intermission.

2021

Havent I seen this one?

This is the sequel.

Like godfather two a rare example of the sequel being better.

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I voted that GWS will win and we will win but not make up the % 

It would be so nice though if for once another team can be on the receiving end of a huge choke and miss out on finals by less than 1% getting us in. 

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I was resigned to missing finals after the Freo loss, so even if we win tomorrow and miss out, it won't be unexpected.  

We had the opportunity to cement a spot in the eight and basically render this last round game a moot point as we would have already secured a finals spot, but we don't like doing things the easy way.  It's always the hard way as a Melbourne supporter.

 

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This is where my Demon supporter paranoia comes in. I can envisage a situation where we're gifted an opportunity only to let it slip. The signs are there - articles that Stringer is fat, Woosher's last game and so on and so on. I think i need help.

 

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I have this strange confidence that things will pan out well for us and we'll not just play finals but win one also.  As a follower since 71 Im never confident about the dees so its an unfamiliar and  unusual sensation ...could it be a new form of delusion that Im not used to? can it be treated?

Dees to finish top 4. 

 

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1 minute ago, Wells 11 said:

I have this strange confidence that things will pan out well for us and we'll not just play finals but win one also.  As a follower since 71 Im never confident about the dees so its an unfamiliar and  unusual sensation ...could it be a new form of delusion that Im not used to? can it be treated?

Dees to finish top 4. 

 

Yes and no..in that order

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I fear for the state of Demonland should Melbourne roll over against Essendon or not win by enough if the opportunity presents. With a probable late start next year that's a potential eight months of serious bad vibes on here.

The period between round 1 and 2 was bad enough. We've had a tough year and we've also blown our chances - but we're also still in a development phase thanks to our seniors being shot. I think we'll get the win but narrowly miss out on other results. 

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5 minutes ago, Bitter but optimistic said:

Surely, for all the [censored] we MFC supporters suffer, the ducks have to line up .....once. 
 

Is that hoping for too much ..... just [censored] once!!!

You're being exceptionally greedy there BBO. There's more suffering to be had. That's a whole lot of self - flagellation or so I've been told

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Someone mentioned last week on here if the Giants win by even 1 point at least we will know what needs to be done tomorrow. I’d much prefer that than having to wait for Crows/Eagles ‘17’ Part 2 on Sunday night.

If it does come down to Sunday night, I’m hoping the Cairns weather brings the Dogs handball/flick throw game undone.

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I'm tipping the saints to lose, they have been poor. 

what happens against the bombers is anyones guess, bombers winning by 6 goals and Joe kicking 6 wouldnt surprise me. We should win easily.

The weather is dry so that is a positive as we play better in the dry especially during the day with no dew and we scoring should be easier for %

The dogs are in form so a Freo win is unlikely. tonight is our only real chance imo

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21 minutes ago, Return to Glory said:

You're being exceptionally greedy there BBO. There's more suffering to be had. That's a whole lot of self - flagellation or so I've been told

No doubt you are on the money as usual RTG!

I must have had .....  a moment...... as they say. I shall thrash myself immediately.

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20 minutes ago, Dee Zephyr said:

Someone mentioned last week on here if the Giants win by even 1 point at least we will know what needs to be done tomorrow. I’d much prefer that than having to wait for Crows/Eagles ‘17’ Part 2 on Sunday night.

If it does come down to Sunday night, I’m hoping the Cairns weather brings the Dogs handball/flick throw game undone.

20% chance of rain on Sunday in Cairns. Was hoping for a wet night.

Assuming we win tomorrow (but we don't leapfrog St Kilda) and the Dogs win, it won't hurt as much that WC V Adel 2017 game because at least this time we upheld our end of the bargain by winning a game we should have in the last round.

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56 minutes ago, Wells 11 said:

I have this strange confidence that things will pan out well for us and we'll not just play finals but win one also.  As a follower since 71 Im never confident about the dees so its an unfamiliar and  unusual sensation ...could it be a new form of delusion that Im not used to? can it be treated?

Dees to finish top 4. 

 

I'd actually back us to win a final too if we make it. Something to with the lack of expectation...

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