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It was as long ago as Round 1, 2020 just before Lockdown 1.0 when life was so much simpler. One thing that doesn’t change much and that it that the Demons always seem to be drawn to play this mob over there…

TEAMS

WEST COAST EAGLES

B Jetta McGovern Duggan

HB Gaff Yeo Brander

C Sheppard Barrass Hurn

HF Redden Darling Sheed

F Ryan Kennedy Cripps

FOLL Naitanui Kelly Shuey

I/C Ah Chee Hickey Nelson Petruccelle

EMG Hutchings Schofield Waterman Williams

MELBOURNE 

B N Jetta S May J Lever

HB O McDonald J Harmes M Hibberd

C E Langdon C Oliver A Tomlinson 

HF A Neal-Bullen B Fritsch J Viney

F C Spargo T McDonald A Brayshaw 

FOLL M Gawn C Petracca J Melksham 

I/C T Bedford M Brown J Lockhart K Pickett

EMG M Hore L Jackson T Sparrow S Weideman 

 

 

If the umpiring is reasonable we win.

 
10 hours ago, Demonland said:

At this stage the game is on Monday 9th August, 2021 at Optus Stadium at 6.10pm.

AWST    (not AEST !!!)

On 8/1/2021 at 8:39 PM, jnrmac said:

If the umpiring is reasonable we win.

What else do you want for Christmas? We are going to realise a desparate need arises for us to play through each and every free in front of goal that the umpires can generate for WC. We will have to be fast, smart, resilient and tough to see this game as a victory, beating both WC to the ball continuously and overcoming the influence of a series of very questionable decisions, most probably right across the ground. We can do this, playing thinking football and seizing every opportunity. We are tough nuts, so let's get it done. 


Hard to believe the last time we played was just before the shutters came down because of Covid. The game itself shouldn't have qualified as a competitive fixture. It was a weird eerie game from start to finish

Good morning everyone.

I hate eagles fans constant incessant booing. What a bunch of filthy tossers.

Have a great day.?

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