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Here we go. Bring it home guys. 

 

I'm so excited for this. Honestly, as much as I'd love to see us win, I won't be tooooo upset if we lose. I'm just so proud of the boys this year. We've set ourselves up not only for the next 4-5 years for a (few) flag (s), but have re-established ourselves as a relevant club. A proud club. A united club.

We've finally broken through. Our future is finally not reliant on an ageing legacy. 

Here are are, one team, one dream, indeed.

No matter what, I love this club.

Go Dees 😍

Can't handle this.

 
2 minutes ago, dees189227 said:

It's going to be a long 3 hours. I just wish someone could tell me what the end result would be so I don't need to get so nervous.

Oh dear god Melbourne just break the drought.

I think of Neale daniher when they showed him on ch7 sitting in his chair getting ready. I think of Barrassi & Jim's family. Max said Colin Sylvia's dad messaged him during the week & I think of Robbie's family

And troys family and Brad green and deans family :(


Well 57 years of pain and suffering will all be erased in around 120 mins. Not much.

But well worth the wait. Love to you all.

2 minutes ago, Satan said:

Go for pit stop

Nervous poo done

Just now, ucanchoose said:

Nervous poo done

Me, too! 🎉

 

So, how’s everyone going? 
I personally am freaking out about the fact we are actually playing in the grand final. 
I hope we’re on from the opening bounce. ❤️

We’ve got this folks. Enjoy it as much as you can. This is our time!!!!❤️💙❤️💙


As the Ox yelled running onto our last GF - “too f’ing long”. And here we are 

My house shook with excitement at the sight of the dees running out onto the ground.  Come on you mighty dees.  YOU CAN DO IT!!!!!!!


Enjoy everyone. Back after the game. Go Dees!!!!!

OMG it’s the grand final and our boys are out there!!!!!!


Best rendition of the national anthem ever.

GO DEES! 

 

 

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