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13 hours ago, Bring-Back-Powell said:

• Petracca, Oliver, May and Windsor out.

*Miller back for GC to further strengthen a potent midfield.

•South East Queensland’s hottest day forecasted in 4 months.

* MFC’s public relations at its lowest ebb since Norm Smith and the MFC had a minor disagreement.

*MFC’s first dead rubber since round 23 2019.

Aside from the above, I’m pretty bullish about today.

 

First dead rubber in 5 years. Have to say it’s been the best 5 years in my time as a Demons supporter

Usually after round 6 it was all dead rubbers and cheering if we won a quarter

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    2 hours ago, Demon4Life said:

    Work day today but I'll be listening in on the radio while I go about my rounds. I might even watch a replay tonight if we put on a good show.

    You a jailer @Demon4Life?

     
    9 minutes ago, layzie said:

    Will miss the first half most likely, seeing a few open for inspections. Hope we put up a fight though, Go Dees.

    Are you a gyno @layzie?

    25 minutes ago, Superunknown said:

    I was going to take my eldest 9yo to his first dees game and try and get a photo with Nibbler afterwards after he rang the eldest on a junior ring around.

    Unfortunately in Syd at brother in laws . 
     

    was ambivalent about missing but woke up in northern rivers this morning to an absolutely cracking day, so now a bit cross we’re not going especially as it was the last chance to see Nibbler. 
     

    go dees!

    How many 9yos do you have?!?

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    Dermie saw us in the rooms and reckons it was focused and intense and angry even. 

    GC all smiles and high fives

    Lets see what happens

    Dont really care who wins but some pride in the jumper and going in hard would be great to see

     

    This game feels like a practice match. Intensity is non-existent from both sides.

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    Gee Billings was poor then

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    Can someone explain why all the commentators say Tollstrup not Tholstrup. Have I been saying it wrong? 😂


    25 minutes ago, Queanbeyan Demon said:

    Are you a gyno @layzie?

    Yikes! This is a family forum QD! 🤪

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    Salem playing well

    That’s about it

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    We are a shell of a football team at the moment. Truly pathetic by foot, zero composure. I’m sorry but Goodwin looks to have lost them. At the moment, we are looking like the bad Melbourne of old.

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    Rudderless. Big change is needed. There is no pride in this jumper from those who wear it.

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    1 minute ago, Heart Beats True said:

    We are a shell of a football team at the moment. Truly pathetic by foot, zero composure. I’m sorry but Goodwin looks to have lost them. At the moment, we are looking like the bad Melbourne of old.

    It is crazy how far we have regressed. Haven't seen us like this for many years.

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