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2 minutes ago, Engorged Onion said:

Any demonlanders in the J Ryder room?

Yes indeedy!

 
10 minutes ago, layzie said:

At the ground an hour early. Bumped off some pre game beers in Swan St. For a game like this, I do not want to muck around with entry and all that jazz.

Couple of settlers are a must. Doctors orders. 

 
2 hours ago, Wodjathefirst said:

No, it’s fake news 🙃 Rain hail or shine, I’ll be there - GO DEEs

ps I’m looking at an App ‘Windy’ that gives me the info I want (for all I know, this could be an app endorsed by Qanon).

On a half serious note, I have been caught out many times by referring to BOM’s hour to hour forward forecasts when it indicated rain. I think if you read into details, if there is a chance it will spit that will show up as rain. 
When I look at the Apple hourly forecasts (they obviously use different interpretations of what is ‘rain’ ) quite often it will show it will be dry - and to me more often than not have shown a more accurate or realistic projection 

Sadly, before I hit ‘send’ I just noted they both forecast rain! So …..I hope Windy is correct but I’m losing confidence.

On the upside, either way, we will smash them 

For what it’s worth - after clicking the send button I headed to the car (I live in the SE suburbs) - I got absolutely drenched!

Im at the G now , obviously has pelted down here also but at the moment , no rain - for the moment.

Fingers crossed , we may get another shower or two at most (I hope). Ground obviously will be slippery but that shouldn’t bother us- we are going to smash them

MY concern is purely self vested- I am not under cover

5 minutes ago, Colin B. Flaubert said:

While he did play against Collingwood again (and lose), I felt this goal provided a great sense of symmetry to Jack's career in hindsight. 

That was the last time we genuinely stuck it up the barstards. Fingers crossed we can do it again tonight.

That was a great goal one i will never forget,people dont remeber watts ran back to the other end a took a saving mark


3 minutes ago, MoeSyzlak said:

Couple of settlers are a must. Doctors orders. 

Couple of flaming Moes!

4 minutes ago, dees189227 said:

Friday nights need to start at 7:20

I agree. But I finish work at 5. Most people don’t. 

2 minutes ago, Gouga said:

Brayshaw starting in the guts, trac forward

WCW also starting in the guts. 
(banner raising). 😁

I reckon I’m more nervous than the players. Biggest crowd thus far 😬 

 

 

7 so want Collingwood in the GF

16 minutes ago, Colin B. Flaubert said:

Another one from the time capsule.

The stakes were low. The atmosphere middling. The standard of play mediocre.

But it was all worth it for this.

To my knowledge, we ended this self indulgent rubbish as this was the last 'Press Red for Ed' match Eddie ever commentated.

Yep never happened again. I remember this day well because 5 mins after the siren I stepped into a lift with a bunch of Dees fans and there was Eddie. I asked him how the call went and all I got in return was hmmmmpph. I responded with I knew I should have pressed red and got another hmmmmpph.

Made my day!


12 minutes ago, Rodney (Balls) Grinter said:

[censored] hate the modern way of selling all the good GA seats as reserved.  They should always leave some decient ones for first in best dressed IMO.

As MFC members at every other MFC home game this year (been to most) we've been able to sit freely on level on Southern stand - good reward for loyal support of the club NOT!

Could not agree more. Shirs me to death.

I have a reserved seat but prefer sitting at the top of the Ponsford. 

But the GA seats are way, way up in tbe boondocks. Crap view from up there. 

 

 

3 minutes ago, Hellaintabadplacetobe said:

Yep never happened again. I remember this day well because 5 mins after the siren I stepped into a lift with a bunch of Dees fans and there was Eddie. I asked him how the call went and all I got in return was hmmmmpph. I responded with I knew I should have pressed red and got another hmmmmpph.

Made my day!

Haha what a twot!

There's a woman in the pies cheersquad wearing 1 white and 1 black boot. Guess she's black and white through and through

8 minutes ago, Jaded No More said:

I agree. But I finish work at 5. Most people don’t. 

True maybe 7:30 then


1 minute ago, dees189227 said:

There's a woman in the pies cheersquad wearing 1 white and 1 black boot. Guess she's black and white through and through

That's real great isn't it.

People slowly trickling in to the MCG.

Turns out the trip was definitely worth it. Thanks to a very generous family member I jagged seats in the Demon Seats area.

Let's get it done Dees!

Are we playing ? the pre game channel 7 show is totally about the filth - excuse me while I just have a quick chunder 


1 minute ago, Sydee said:

Are we playing ? the pre game channel 7 show is totally about the filth - excuse me while I just have a quick chunder 

They want them in the GF. Against Geelong.

Block of people beginning to crowd out the top part of the Ponsford- indicates all seats below are reserved- should be a sizeable crowd

 
1 minute ago, Sydee said:

Are we playing ? the pre game channel 7 show is totally about the filth - excuse me while I just have a quick chunder 

Buckley on Fox🤮

1 minute ago, Gunna’s said:

Is it a Melbourne home game?

Does not seem so. 


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