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22 minutes ago, dl4e said:

I had a nightmare earlier in the year that they would beat us with a goal in the last minute. I awoke with a cold sweat. Sometimes a dream can have the opposite meaning which I hope is true. 

I had a nightmare just the other night where my son and I were barricading ourselves into our two-storey house to keep out wandering zombies.

I don't have a son and I live in an apartment, but the zombies have me worried.

This game can't start soon enough.

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5 minutes ago, Demonland said:

There are a lot more Tigers fans here than Dees fans. We’re going to be severely outnumbered which shouldn’t be a surprise. 

It is their home game after all 

 

Only Dees fans on the train from Caulfield right now. 

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Family issue has arisen and I can’t get to the game today 

Have 2 reserved seats under cover in the ponsford stand Free if any takers 

just let me know and will email them to you 

 

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31 minutes ago, Little Goffy said:

I had a nightmare just the other night where my son and I were barricading ourselves into our two-storey house to keep out wandering zombies.

I don't have a son and I live in an apartment, but the zombies have me worried.

This game can't start soon enough.

Time to ease up bingeing on the Walking Dead spin-offs, LG!

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I’m in an Uber to the grounds. No trains west of the city today. My Uber driver is a Dees supporter. Doesn’t rate us as a side.

How did these people survive the 70’s, 80’s, half the 90’s, and most of this century?

I don’t get it. This is the best, most consistent team of my life, by a mile.

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35 minutes ago, Little Goffy said:

I had a nightmare just the other night where my son and I were barricading ourselves into our two-storey house to keep out wandering zombies.

I don't have a son and I live in an apartment, but the zombies have me worried.

This game can't start soon enough.

Stop eating those large pizzas before bed.

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1 minute ago, dees189227 said:

We can't afford to have last half lapses in quarters like we did last week 

It's going to be tough. Tiges will throw everything at us. It's make or break for them. I'm worried about our midfield holding up as well as us kicking a big enough score. Another combo forward will be trialled. I'm a little calmed by the fact Kozzie and Chandler added five last round. A big win would make a wonderful statement towards us making a run for second spot as well as keeping my nerves in check. Here's hoping Jvr clunks all his marks and kicks five.

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