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Round 4 kicks off with a blockbuster on Thursday night as traditional rivals Collingwood and Carlton clash at the MCG, with the Magpies looking to assert themselves as early-season contenders and the Blues seeking their first win of the season.

Saturday opens with Gold Coast hosting Adelaide, a key test for the Suns as they aim to back up their big win last week, while the Crows will be looking to keep their perfect record intact.

Reigning wooden spooners Richmond have the daunting task of facing reigning premiers Brisbane at the ‘G and the Lions will be eager to reaffirm their premiership credentials after a patchy start.

Saturday night sees North Melbourne take on Sydney at Marvel Stadium, with the Swans looking to build on their first win of the season last week against a rebuilding Roos outfit.

Sunday’s action begins with GWS hosting West Coast at ENGIE Stadium, a game that could get ugly very early for the visitors.

Port Adelaide vs St Kilda at Adelaide Oval looms as a interesting clash, with both clubs form being very hard to read.

The round wraps up with Fremantle taking on the Western Bulldogs at Optus Stadium in what could be a fierce contest between two sides with top-eight ambitions.

Who are you tipping this week and what are the best results for the Demons besides us winning?

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On a train heading to the MCG, somehow making it in earlier than customary and can hopefully squeeze a pint or two in at the Corner Hotel.

My expectations are low, hate losing to the filth but will still show up for this one on the off chance ...[nervous tics commencing 😁] ...

Carn the Blues!

Hopefully tonight’s game is an injury feast with a few long term reports thrown in as well

Pure mayhem

Carlscum will be obliterated tonight…

 

17 minutes ago, Demonland said:

Carlton will win. Bookmark this post.

Doubt it, but either way will be entertaining, as long as there is major injuries involved to both sides

I agree DL. For some reason it just seems like Carlton will win

Can't see their season being over at round 4

 

2 minutes ago, Demonsone said:

Afl have shafted us with the draw, our first game to attract a decent crowd is Anzac Eve.. 7 games into the season

What did you expect after last years Rubbish??

Great vision and handball to find Cripps there

2 minutes ago, Sir Why You Little said:

What did you expect after last years Rubbish??

My point is the draw for home games, GWS, GC , Essendon gather round, Freo a gate receipt paradise

The blues are not hanging around waiting for someone in a better position. They are just playing on and keeping the ball going.

Might run the old blokes off their legs. Might not as well

Definition of conflicted: Barrack for Pies so that Bkues go 0-4 and keep some of the spotlight of the Dees or Blues, coz it’s Collingwood.


You can tag but I’m pretty sure you can’t [censored] someone’s run at the ball. That’s what Pendlebury appears to be doing

7 minutes ago, Demonsone said:

My point is the draw for home games, GWS, GC , Essendon gather round, Freo a gate receipt paradise

Winners are grinners DS.

A 27% winning rate in the last 18 matches will do that to a club with a FIXture arrangement (hint...it's not a Draw)

Edited by Demon Dynasty

Poor spectacle

Dark navy versus black and white.

How about we add white shorts to the navy blue?

Why do they have away jumpers??


10 minutes ago, Demonsone said:

My point is the draw for home games, GWS, GC , Essendon gather round, Freo a gate receipt paradise

That’s what we deserve

Do you want 80,000 to watch the current MFC standard?

1 minute ago, whatwhat say what said:

can't what now??

I used the word re. Tard.

 
3 minutes ago, Demonland said:

Why are we forced to wear a clash guernsey but these teams don’t have to?

You can’t tell the difference between Carlton and Collingwood jumpers?

Carlton are the away side, wearing white trunks…


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