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1 minute ago, Demonland said:

Judd McVee has been the stand out for me. 

Just as you posted that the commentators where also talking up his involvements and he had 3 touches in a minute.  Shown a lot.

 
1 minute ago, Demonland said:

Trac looks like he has a noticeable limp. 

Always has that when he gets tired 

Still seeing far too many bad traits in our game plan that still Lingers from last year.


JVR is 0-5 on winning contests but every single one of them has been a soft drop forward and a really hard chance to mark.

Phillipou is showing why I heard we offered the farm to get him. Dees recruiters not showing much emotion 

I'll be shocked if Harmes plays round 1.

Been terrible.

 
1 minute ago, dazzledavey36 said:

Still seeing far too many bad traits in our game plan that still Lingers from last year.

It feels like went hard early and then just dropped off. 
You have to take the weather into consideration and also I don’t think we need to give away all our plans this early in the season. 

1 minute ago, dazzledavey36 said:

I'll be shocked if Harmes plays round 1.

Been terrible.

Agreed. Shocking ball use. 


5 minutes ago, DeeSpencer said:

Phillipou is showing why I heard we offered the farm to get him. Dees recruiters not showing much emotion 

Didn't cal twomey all but confirm it was Humphrey we were having a crack at?

Regardless he looks a serious talent.

Edit: just took another mark inside 50, protected the drop zone well and kept Petty out of it.

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2 minutes ago, Nascent said:

Didn't cal twomey all but confirm it was Humphrey we were having a crack at?

Regardless he looks a serious talent.

Edit: just took another mark inside 50, protected the drop zone well and kept Petty out of it.

I don’t think Cal was right, was working on the theory Humphrey is a very Melbourne player (and he is)

Would be shocked if the bottom four doesn’t end up being Saints, Eagles, Roos, Hawks.

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Score please?

Bowey big tick. His kicking was a bit off early but he's worked his way into he game beautifully.

His body work in contests has been a huge standout.

 

1 minute ago, Return to Glory said:

Score please?

Saints  6.10.  46

Dees   14. 9.   93

 

Edit: Grundy kicks a goal and it's now 46 vs 99

Edited by Nascent


1 minute ago, Return to Glory said:

Score please?

15.9 to 6.10 Grundy on the run.

Edited by wizardinoz

Hopefully a sign of things to come as Gawn and Grundy kick back to back goals. Grundy gets a lucky bounce and kicks his first in the Demon colours.

Edited by Demon Jack

 
9 minutes ago, Jaded No More said:

It feels like went hard early and then just dropped off. 
You have to take the weather into consideration and also I don’t think we need to give away all our plans this early in the season. 

Lol. 

Any more cliches? 

 


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