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Last Thursday, I dreamt that I was sitting at the front row on the ground level of the Great Southern Stand & watched in sadness as our team walked off the ground with their hands on their hips & heads down. They had just lost their first game of the season. It was heartbreaking however, when I realised that the team celebrating on the other side of the ground was Richmond!!!

I woke up & thought, what a crap dream & not a good omen. Unfortunately, the result of the dream came true that Friday night against St Kilda instead.

Last night I had another dream. This time it was a night game at a very packed MCG. The teams were Melbourne & Hawthorn. It was the last quarter & we were 2 points in front with the only seconds left on the clock. The ball was in our centre half forward position, very close to the 50-metre line. Byron Picket running at full speed scooped up the ball & bombed a torpedo post high through the goals.

The crowd erupted in an almighty loud roar that made me feel proud & then the siren sounded - Melbourne had won by 8 points.

I would have liked a 70 points thumping, but at this stage, I would take any win.

GO demons.

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    u have weird dreams, i usually just dream about naked women!!

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    If dreams counted for something we would have a flag by now. No amount of dreaming, praying or voodoo will help us sadly.

    I take the voodoo statement back, i am 100% sure someone has a working aaron hamill voodoo doll!!

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    You're dreamin'.

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    you have weird dreams.

    i normally dream about naked...marge

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    Last Thursday, I dreamt that I was sitting at the front row on the ground level of the Great Southern Stand & watched in sadness as our team walked off the ground with their hands on their hips & heads down. They had just lost their first game of the season. It was heartbreaking however, when I realised that the team celebrating on the other side of the ground was Richmond!!!

    I woke up & thought, what a crap dream & not a good omen. Unfortunately, the result of the dream came true that Friday night against St Kilda instead.

    Last night I had another dream. This time it was a night game at a very packed MCG. The teams were Melbourne & Hawthorn. It was the last quarter & we were 2 points in front with the only seconds left on the clock. The ball was in our centre half forward position, very close to the 50-metre line. Byron Picket running at full speed scooped up the ball & bombed a torpedo post high through the goals.

    The crowd erupted in an almighty loud roar that made me feel proud & then the siren sounded - Melbourne had won by 8 points.

    I would have liked a 70 points thumping, but at this stage, I would take any win.

    GO demons.

    dream on

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    I had a dream I got laid... still hasn't happened! :lol:

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    For the love of....

    Demonology are going to have a field day with this thread.

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    For the love of....

    Demonology are going to have a field day with this thread.

    Demonology can go and get [censored]!!

    But probally wont cause there all pompus losers who cant take a joke!

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