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Just now, Gorgoroth said:

I reckon that’s over the line.

It was.

Nice camera shepherd front kvr.

 
1 minute ago, doc roet said:

On Ya David

You're not intimating that he's…biased, are you?


Just now, dees189227 said:

Good call David Rodan. at least Rodan can make the right decisions 

He should have been subbed in for ump 20

 

That JVR is soft, rubbish, not up, to it, needs 2 years to develop etc...

He goes alright though.


According to my wife JVR is ruggedly handsome as well.

Roo had a quiet game, but big men don't get smaller, and Roo plays so big.


83k. I was way off.

 

Loudest melbourne home game crowd since...?


83,985 fantastic crowd. Well done to those who went along.

Great effort Dees fans. Biggest home and away crowd since 1964 apparently. Our home game attendance rate vs membership number is number 1 in the league again so far this year.

We are unquestionably the most loyal fans in the league. Anyone who suggests otherwise can go [censored] the selves.

 

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