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36 minutes ago, Bring-Back-Powell said:

1999 V's Hawthorn - A Friday night close call at the MCG. Recall Robbo thumping through a rushed behind to put us in front in the dying seconds. A rare highlight in one of Melbourne's most disappointing seasons in the AFL era considering our 1998 spectacular year.

 

 

The only VHS tape I have in a place that I can identify quickly is a taped version of this game.

 
28 minutes ago, layzie said:

The only VHS tape I have in a place that I can identify quickly is a taped version of this game.

 

1 hour ago, Bring-Back-Powell said:

Some other modern day 1 point wins to add to the collection:

 

2014 V's Essendon - Salem goal with 10 seconds left. A remarkable win over the much higher fancied Bombers.

2008 V's Brisbane - The game where Jimmy and Aussie W's Dad were celebrating together in the MCG stands. One of only 3 treasured wins for the season. Miller went nuts with 4 snags.

2005 v's Geelong - The greatest ever Kardinia park win if not for Max's goal in 2021. A 17 year hoodoo was broken after conceding a 6 goal deficit. Those who made the trip down were rewarded in spades.

 

Can confirm tears were shed in all these games. 

But I don’t think anything will ever top my truly psychotic outburst when Gawn kicked the goal in round 23 2021. 
 

 
  • 4 weeks later...
On 7/17/2023 at 12:10 AM, Wizard of Koz said:

Unfortunately, similar to TMac, Melksham has a recurring 3-4 week stint in the team where he peaks week 1, some nice things in week 2 then liability in weeks 3 - 4 then in the Magoos and so on and so forth. I love his good stuff. Not sure why he has petered off so quickly in he past. Hopefully the penny has dropped after 14 seasons. 

@ monoccular

 

You may have premature facepalmitis syndrome? PFS (in jest)


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