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2021 Preseason Fixture

Bring-Back-Powell
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Friday 26 Feb 4:10pm local - Fremantle V Melbourne - Fremantle Oval

Sun 7 March 4:10pm local - Melbourne V North Melb - Casey Fields

Full pre season fixture below.

 

Rounds 1-6 of the Home & Away season should be due out any day. 

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    Just now, Diamond_Jim said:

    Yippee... a trip to WA in February

    what a pleasure 

    At least we will be ready for the wind at Casey the following week, 4.10 at Fremantle oval the Freo Doctor will be well and truly in

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    Not really a fan of driving to Casey but willing to leave on the Friday before the North game  just to beat all of you there. They will let us in, yeah?

    Edited by Dee Zephyr

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    Pity that second game isn't at Arden St again. Leave work at lunch time, a short train ride to the ground then another short train ride home again. So civilised. 

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    16 minutes ago, Dee Zephyr said:

    Not really a fan of driving to Casey but willing to leave on the Friday before the North game  just to beat all of you there. They will let us in, yeah?

    my guess is 5k maximum

    There's very few seats at Casey so it will be social distancing on the grass.

    The advantage of it being the second round is that we will get the chance to see what happens the week before

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    32 minutes ago, Rab D Nesbitt said:

    Pity that second game isn't at Arden St again. Leave work at lunch time, a short train ride to the ground then another short train ride home again. So civilised. 

    What a ripper the game is at Casey, nice little 15 minute drive, easy peasy. 

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    36 minutes ago, Rab D Nesbitt said:

    Pity that second game isn't at Arden St again. Leave work at lunch time, a short train ride to the ground then another short train ride home again. So civilised. 

    That game was just before COVID really started to hit.

    Who could’ve predicted that it would be the last game one could attend in VIC.

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    2 hours ago, Pickett2Jackson said:

    lol off to Perth already

    Great result for us WA members. 
     

    It’ll be 49 Celsius and I’ll be drinking $16 mid-strength beers from plastic cups. 
     

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    What a crock... not even the real season and already shafted with a trip to WA. Typical. 

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    1 hour ago, McQueen said:

    Great result for us WA members. 
     

    It’ll be 49 Celsius and I’ll be drinking $16 mid-strength beers from plastic cups. 
     

    Livin' the dream!

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    people complaining about travel in the presason.  gold ?

    you know the WA clubs do it every second week right?

     

    in other news, there are practice matches in 2 months time!  get on your (literal) bike lads!!

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    Yeah, so AFL complaining about travel costs, yet scheduling  preseason games completely obvious to this agenda = typical.

    Against MFC = easy target = typical.

    What have we come to expect.

     

    What our Demons need to become accustomed to is that we are favoured by no-one, loathed by and feared by everyone.

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    Hopefully the pre season trip to Freo will mean we have 1 less trip in the regular season to Perth. Looking forward to seeing how Freo go without Hogan and how the Bulldogs go with Treloar.

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    4 hours ago, WERRIDEE said:

    Hopefully the pre season trip to Freo will mean we have 1 less trip in the regular season to Perth. 

    Doubt it.

    Knowing our luck we'll back in Perth for round 1 to face Freo and then round 4 to face West Coast - both in the middle of a scorching late March/early April Perth afternoon.

    Not sure how clubs in any professional sport can stump up the motivation to fly 4 hours across the country for a meaningless trial match - but it is what it is.

    I feel for Geelong. They're making their big road trip to Moorabbin.

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    So, a community series where clubs play their home game away from the mainstream ovals, yet Geelong plays theirs at GMHBA Stadium?

    (*only other team that are playing their home.game at home is the Gold Coast).

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    MFCSS suggests we will play in this first game in Perth, back to Arden St, a week off, Round 1 in Perth, Round 2 at Kardinia Park, second wave of COVID and off to Broome to Hub and play the remaining 18 games in the desert.

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    4 hours ago, Bring-Back-Powell said:

    Doubt it.

    Knowing our luck we'll back in Perth for round 1 to face Freo and then round 4 to face West Coast - both in the middle of a scorching late March/early April Perth afternoon.

    Not sure how clubs in any professional sport can stump up the motivation to fly 4 hours across the country for a meaningless trial match - but it is what it is.

    I feel for Geelong. They're making their big road trip to Moorabbin.

     

    They just released our first 6 rounds

    Riound 1 vs West Coast (Perth)
    Riund 2 vs   Brisbane    (GABBA)
    Round 3 vs  Geelong     (Geelong)
    Round 4 vs GWS     (Darwin)
    Round 5 vs Port Adelaide (Wuhan Stadium)
    Round 6 vs Fremantle  (Perth)
     

    Edited by Pickett2Jackson

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    1 minute ago, Pickett2Jackson said:

     

    They just released our first 6 rounds

    Riound 1 vs West Coast (Perth)
    Riund 2 vs   Brisbane    (GABBA)
    Round 3 vs  Geelong     (Geelong)
    Round 4 vs GWS     (Darwin)
    Round 5 vs Port Adelaide (Adelaide Oval)
    Round 6 vs Fremantle  (Perth)
     

    I bet you're right.......

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    Not sure what all the angst is about. Good sides win no matter where or when. Poor sides look for excuses. We will win both.

    Edited by old dee

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