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22 hours ago, Demonland said:

Same mic but using it cricket commentator style.

WPinch_in on X: "Happy Richie Benaud Day! 2/2/22. Absolutely marvellous!  Altho I think 2/4/22 would be better :) #cricket #richiebenaud  https://t.co/UMuuyWK3h3" / X

Oooh yeah that's the good stuff!

An alternative mode of enjoyment to those looking for new ways to listen to the Demonland podcast (instead of this 1.5x speed business)... simply listen to each episode of the podcast 2 or 3 times during the week it is released, while working, commuting, and interacting with friends and family.  Eventually it seeps into your subconscious and you can dazzle your Sydney, NRL-loving coworkers and friends with your detailed AFL knowledge (and drown out their requests to stop talking)!

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(No, I'm not AFL starved, I'm completely fine, why do you ask?)

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On 15/04/2024 at 02:34, Nairobi_Demon said:

Following on from my question:

Can the panel discuss whether there are alternative, better approaches or strategies to fully utilise the list for these matches during the season when we know our best 22 will be 10% or even 20% below their usual output because of the fixture. 

For example, the following players were available this week:

- Hunter (who has been best 22) was available, could he not have replaced Windsor who was understandably down on his past performance?

- Laurie also available, could he not have replaced a tired and indeed injured Oliver?

- He’s not “best 22” in normal circumstances, but could not Schache have come in for BBB who really looked exhausted this week (and that’s not to knock his performance the past few weeks)? 

You get the drift …  Given the importance of fitness to the outcome of games these days as well as how well everyone is drilled on our systems, I just wonder whether we could more strategically use our second string of players to manage the long season.  

Browns worst games are better then shaky best game 


16 minutes ago, Demonland said:

There will be no Podcast tonight as advertised last week. Apologies for the late notice. We will return next week.

the week just won't be the same

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