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2 hours ago, Sir Why You Little said:

I hope this isn’t the Last time we play on the MCG this year

Something tells me this might be the case SWYL. I hope the situation in Melb can get better for all the diehards who have shed blood, sweat and tears for this club.

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21 minutes ago, DaveyJones'sLocker said:

I just have a yuck feeling nothing good can come of this game.

 

Couple of things can come from this game.

1. Take back top spot and go into next week with more confidence, with 3 on the trot.

2. More touch for our forward half connection. I expect Fritsch to get on the end of a few today. 

3. Oliver's game vis a vis the Coaches Votes/Brownlow.


4 minutes ago, DaveyJones'sLocker said:

I just have a yuck feeling nothing good can come of this game.

 

How about a win!

May out and Smith in.  I wonder how early in the week Smith knew?  Good chance to give May a rest, and to see where Smith fits in.  I reckon Petty steps into the May role, and smith plays more of a hybrid hunt/petty role.  A good chance for all in such glorious conditions.

Today feels like a nothing game. We don't have to win, we just have to beat Geelong to finish 2nd or even top if port goes down the the Dogs. . 

 

doesn't seem to be on ch7 in melb

anyone have any more info (other than fox/kayo)? 

If Joel Smith leaks less than 3 goals, that’s a win. I hope he makes me eat my hat. 

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1 minute ago, daisycutter said:

doesn't seem to be on ch7 in melb

anyone have any more info (other than fox/kayo)? 

Seven are doing the later game. 

No worries about giving Maysie a rest. I'm actually surprised a few other guys weren't "managed".....particularly a couple of the younger guys.

Just now, Go Dees!! said:

No worries about giving Maysie a rest. I'm actually surprised a few other guys weren't "managed".....particularly a couple of the younger guys.

Probably be good for the younger guys to get a good run at the ‘G.

As long as it is just a well earnt rest and nothing more serious because no doubt that without May we cannot win a flag. 

No May and no Tmac. Definitely not confident. 


Good call resting May. We have Cats and first final coming up over a 7-8 day period and he’ll be cherry ripe

11 minutes ago, A F said:

Couple of things can come from this game.

1. Take back top spot and go into next week with more confidence, with 3 on the trot.

2. More touch for our forward half connection. I expect Fritsch to get on the end of a few today. 

3. Oliver's game vis a vis the Coaches Votes/Brownlow.

AND NO INJURIES PLEASE! 

The over confidence of some on here who just never learn brings on my MFCSS severely.

We have seen over and over this season if you are off your game, you can get rolled easily.

I will take a one point win as long as we don’t cop any injuries. 
Starting to cop a few and it’s a real worry. 

Could be a bit in and out of this game at the start, a friend had a bad accident at work last week and ended up in hospital. We're finally allowed to talk with him on the phone so game on in the background and thread open :)


2 minutes ago, Jaded said:

As long as it is just a well earnt rest and nothing more serious because no doubt that without May we cannot win a flag. 

No May and no Tmac. Definitely not confident. 

Don’t understand why Weid didn’t get a run. Right weather and down a couple of key position players. 

20 minutes ago, DaveyJones'sLocker said:

I just have a yuck feeling nothing good can come of this game.

 

Other than 'yuk', this has a touch of Shakespeare about it

2 minutes ago, Redleg said:

Don’t understand why Weid didn’t get a run. Right weather and down a couple of key position players. 

Think his papers are stamped unfortunately for him.

 
3 minutes ago, Redleg said:

The over confidence of some on here who just never learn brings on my MFCSS severely.

Comments by supporters on a website have absolutely no bearing on how the team performs.

 

6 minutes ago, Earl Hood said:

AND NO INJURIES PLEASE! 

Which is the main thing.
More important than anything we need to go in with a fit list.


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