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NON MFC: Rd 23 2021

Diamond_Jim
in Melbourne Demons

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34 minutes ago, Demonland said:

A better spreadsheet of the Brisbane scores to make top 4.  
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There is no need for that spread sheet @Demonland, the only thing that will be getting spread this arvo are the cheeks of West Coast's collective butts.

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    6 minutes ago, Win4theAges said:

    First of all let's just win tonight then we'll start talking.

    Outside of the MCG and Marvel where in Australia have the Dees played there best Football and their record has stood up in the past 5 years?

    Answer: Adelaide Oval its a no brainer, logistically its a 1 hour flight, the players love the ground.

    What more is there to say.

    You live there so you can get along to support the team. And bring along as many crows fans as you can muster (if we are playing Port)

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    13 hours ago, Demon Disciple said:

    Do we want to play Port in Adelaide, or the Lions in Adelaide?

    anyone, anywhere, anytime

    gotta beat the best to be the best

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    2 hours ago, Pink Freud said:

    The Blues would have to be as kind in their farewell of Teague as they were in his first game as coach. Can’t see it happening because he’s lost the players.

    Brett Ratten the only half decent coach at Carlton in the past two decades was sacked by the club. The other half dozen coaches were sacked by the players. Expect a 100 points loss to farewell Teague.

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    5 minutes ago, John Crow Batty said:

    Brett Ratten the only half decent coach at Carlton in the past two decades was sacked by the club. The other half dozen coaches were sacked by the players. Expect a 100 points loss to farewell Teague.

    probably likely......

    .....but, sometimes these situations go the other way

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    12 minutes ago, John Crow Batty said:

    Brett Ratten the only half decent coach at Carlton in the past two decades was sacked by the club. The other half dozen coaches were sacked by the players. Expect a 100 points loss to farewell Teague.

    We farewelled Roos with a 100 point loss. Shameful effort from our players that day

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    2 hours ago, titan_uranus said:

     

    Not sure of the logic here. 

    If we win tonight, we can still end up in Adelaide for the prelim - they win their first final, we lose ours. Puts us in their half of the draw. 

    Sorry your right, I just felt this was the most unlikely scenario.  They would need to beat the Cats in week 1. If not then they will never have a choice of ground for the Prelim. Anyone playing them from the Week 1 winners will opt for Gabba or Optus I would have thought.

     

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    2 hours ago, BDA said:

    You live there so you can get along to support the team. And bring along as many crows fans as you can muster (if we are playing Port)

    I just want what's best for the footy club home state aside.

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    14 minutes ago, BDA said:

    We farewelled Roos with a 100 point loss. Shameful effort from our players that day

    Yep that really gave me a sour taste, he deserved so much better from the players. 

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    2 hours ago, daisycutter said:

    anyone, anywhere, anytime

    gotta beat the best to be the best

    Hopefully the playing group bring that mindset for the rest of the year

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    Geez Richmond finished like a train.

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    remarkable finish 

    Burgoyne has had some career. Phenomenal player

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    I always had a soft spot for Frosty with his effort and aggression (and still do) but christ im happy with May/Lever/Petty down back and not stressing seeing him near the ball.

    He did everything right in the last contest getting in front to take a game winning intercept mark only for him to fumble it and his man kicks the game drawing goal.

     

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    Bachar Houli has been the only likeable bloke on that team. And a very good player as well.

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    Are Hawthorn getting stuck into buckets of KFC in the changing rooms? 

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    7 hours ago, Colm said:

    Brisbane have kicked 40 goals the last 2 weeks. Think I’d rather play Port

    Who have they played! Pies and Dockers...not what you would say are great defensive teams with lots of talent on song. 

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    Eleventh(Twelfth?)mond

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    What a fix up that was at the MCG.

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    kind of fitting and sums up 2021 with that draw. Deep down Clarko would not be happy with his team giving up the last 5 goals. 

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    Looks like the Eagles can be bothered today. Lions will have to work hard to get the percentage they need

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