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Go the forken Demons.
Make no mistake.
We are top forken class.
They keep racking the contenders up, we keep knockin 'em down.
Forken awesome.

 
 

Another soft free in the middle to BNE

I'd love to hear from all the Petty doubters right now, where you at?

He's been solid tonight, like he has the last few weeks.

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This is getting boring. 
JK. Winning is never boring. 
GO THE MIGHTY DEES 

Edited by Guest

 

Petty is really slotting in nicely, he is looking calmer with each game

If Sam Weideman can find something we look unstoppable.


Just now, Jaded said:

Weideman goal kicking utter trash 

He looked like a bloke who knows he's not playing next round.

Just now, Ham said:

I'd love to hear from all the Petty doubters right now, where you at?

He's been solid tonight, like he has the last few weeks.

Great call. Thought the same. A few frees against that have been iffy, but shouldve received 4 or 5. Has been a good intercept marker too. 

Who have we beaten now!!!!!!!

Brisbane haven't played out of QLD until today. Cruisers.

1 hour ago, bobby1554 said:

We just have too many ordinary footballers. No way we are winning a flag this year. Typical Melbourne, pump up your tyres, then deflate you when the crunch comes. So disappointing.

You were saying?


Weed still doing enough …. and he IS a far better kick than that. 
 

It’s a grand old flag!!!!

GET READY TO SING GUYS!!’n

 

How the goodness do the umps manage 30 per cent more free kicks to a side that gets beaten by four goals?

PLEASE EXPLAIN

PLEASE


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