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"Melbourne key forward Brad Miller says the Demons have the attacking weapons to remain a force even if star forwards David Neitz and Russell Robertson are sidelined by knee injuries."

That's the opening line of another piece of Melbourne propaganda on AFL.COM.AU

Who or what are these attackng weapons he's talking about? They're all firing blanks.

 

We can outscore the Cats if Sylvia, Davey, Yze and Miller all fire

Also need goals from the midfield

Anything can happen!!

 
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We can outscore the Cats if Sylvia, Davey, Yze and Miller all fire

Also need goals from the midfield

Ahhh yes, the eternal optimism that only a true Demon can show so soon after yet another comprehensive defeat.

Hope does spring eternal I guess!

Geelong will thrash us and im betting against melb. Go with ur head and not ur heart. $20 on geel by 10 goals


Can we sign Chuck norris to the rookie list and promote him?

Chuck is the only forward who can help us beat geelong.

Can we sign Chuck norris to the rookie list and promote him?

Chuck is the only forward who can help us beat geelong.

Give scarlett a big round house kick to the face!! :lol:

"Melbourne key forward Brad Miller says the Demons have the attacking weapons to remain a force even if star forwards David Neitz and Russell Robertson are sidelined by knee injuries."

That's the opening line of another piece of Melbourne propaganda on AFL.COM.AU

Who or what are these attackng weapons he's talking about? They're all firing blanks.

What on earth to expect him to say.

".....yep we are now totally and utterly screwed, today was awful and the injuries are bad. This is the first time in forever I have actually kicked any goals, and who the hell knows about next week. We don't have any forward depth that I know of, so yep we are going to go out and get ourselves killed because we totally suck, sorry."

Honest it may be, but I don't think so. I know that it is rhetoric, we all know it is rhetoric, and I am pretty sure Miller or anyone else in the same position doing the interview (including the journalist) after that performance and with the injury news in their head knows its rhetoric, but its what happens, everywhere. Especially so soon after being whomped.

And to be honest I really don't care about what a player says, it is what a player does that counts (and hopefully he will be proven right!!!)

Besides what Daniher had to say interest me a hell of a lot more. Can anyone let me know.

But as for the apparent attacking weapons...... I'll get back to you :wacko: !!!

 

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