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Dees to make it four Queens Birthday on the trot

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After an inspiring effort against the Crows last week, the Demons are officially back

Despite still being ruined bu injury, we gave the Crows an absolute hiding. It was a joy to watch the liked of Bate, Bell, Jones, Frawley and Petterd put on a show. I have been a Demon supporter a for along time, and the youth we have coming through now is the best I have ever seen at there club. The young brigade is no good, it is GREAT. Every kid looks like they have the potential to be a star

So now on to the Queens Birthday, where we have well and truly but the horror patch of of 2001-2003 behind us to won the last 3 over those dirty Magpie losers

How sweet it will be this Monday, when we absolutely mangle those pathetic Black and White bastards. Their fans will be on suicide watch as they get absolutely pantsed by a team sitting at 1-9.

The Pies are simply no good. They may be 7-3, but they are flying under the radar. They have no talent. No good players. Rocca is still fat and ugly. Brodie Holland is still a [censored]. Buckley is still 45 years of age.

We have way too much toughness and class. Our youngsters alone are better than their seasoned veterans. Their fans are clueless. And still have no teeth.

The result

Demons by 87 points in a spellbinding display of ferocious attacking football. 2 on the trot, in what will be end up being a 10 game winning streak to catapult us into a record making Finals appearance

Melbourne - 23.15 - 153

Collingwood - 10.6 - 66

Goals - Neitz, Sylvia 5, Robertson 4, Davey, Johnstone, Bate 2, Bruce, McLean, Petterd

Best - Davey, Sylvia, McLean, Carroll, Bate, Bell, Neitz

It will be a case of 'Season Dee-railed' for the criminal lowlifes from Magpie land

 

And so the winning streak ends at 1...

 

not even a jinx could stop us this week

welcome back to the yze magic predictions

im worried we wont have yze to kick his ritual 5 goals against the filth


FFS I was all set to tip us this week and then this clown had to open his mouth. <_<

Yze Magic is right on the money with this one.

Like usual, Collingwood is highly overrated.

We will hit hard this week. last week was just a warm up.

 

Yep, the depleted mid-field should still chop up the Maggies like last year although I will be interested to see Dale Thomas. We need Holland or Miller back for Rocca though.

Yze Magic is right on the money with this one.

Like usual, Collingwood is highly overrated.

We will hit hard this week. last week was just a warm up.

overrated or a well coached and well drilled side. regardless of score they keep on coming. team effort. not relying on 5-6 every week like we do most of the time. for f**ks sake , someone started a poll after saturdays game about ND`s future. we had one win. if Malthouse coached us we would have a flag. Bruce and Green need to play like that every week, and when we tackle we smash them. the ball does not come out unless its Jones, Brocky or Junior pumping out a handball from their hands and knees.


I apologise for the delay... i've been away on the GENISTA, a hallucinogen in the magic practices of Yaqui medicine men in northern Mexico. I've spent the last 2 days speaking with Norm...

The curse has been lifted. Unfortunately, it won't take full effect till Season 08, but I've been assured that the game against the Pies is a sure win.

There was no mention of margin or individual results, only a certain team effort to give the Magpies the reality check they've needed for Season 07.

I was told that the leaders of the club finally come of age, and that Brock, White, Green, Bruce, Neitz and Macca play with such conviction and determination, that boys like Jones, Pettard, Colin, Bate, Frawley and PJ realise once and for all how lucky they are to be playing in the Red&Blue.

It's a turning point for the club's future on Monday.... and I will be there with all of you to enjoy it.

GO THE MIGHTY DEES!!!

If everyone of the 22 hits the ball first, puts their body on the line and shows no regard for their personal well being, then we will beat the filth and in a way that we want!!

Last week we were first to the ball, we put our heads over it at all times and were not worried about the sacrifices - whether it be Flash flying in front of the Roo, Greeny backing into packs, Matthew Bate copping one for a shepherd, Daniel Bell backing himself in time and time again, etc, etc...

the signs were good and I expect them to continue - we have found a way to win and well, we will lift again....

I am expecting a win this weekend on the back of our midfield and no Clement who has usually been a thorn in the side!!!

Come on you good thing!!

overrated or a well coached and well drilled side.

both. they are well coached and well drilled.

but they are defiantly overrated.

Look at Heath Shaw. No doubt this kid has had an awesome year so far. But the collingwood fans and media believe he is bigger than jesus christ.

If he played for Melbourne, no one from another club would even know his name.

Its the same with all of there players.


Look at Heath Shaw. No doubt this kid has had an awesome year so far. But the collingwood fans and media believe he is bigger than jesus christ.

Well that's blatant stupidity!!! We all know that no one is bigger than Brock!!!

I think the dees with get up but it with be a tough game with us winning by 5 points

I think the dees with get up but it with be a tough game with us winning by 5 points

Remember ... they have not had a belting this year, Malthouse locks out the backline even if they are 2 goals up.

His squad is drilled to hang on to the ball, I wish we did against Port, Dogs and Roos.

I will take a 1 point win

I'll be there to watch Hermione... err.. i mean, Dale Thomas and friends brushed aside by a hard-at-it, first-to-the-ball, more-hyphens-please Demons outfit that's finally playing four quarters of aggressive, contested football.

I'll bet Robbo will relish being released from the clamp that he usually gets from Clement too.

Dees by 12 points.


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