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1 hour ago, Demonised said:

The six day turnaround is a test for players and fitness staff, but does the AFL understand how hard it can be washing and drying a pair of lucky Demons socks with such a short break between games?

Five day turnaround.

 

Sharp confirmed sub

Surprised we’re at $1.31 on sportsbet, shorter than I’m comfortable with but punters must have some faith in us.

Almost as short as the Pies vs Bombers tomorrow. Hopefully the cash is king tonight.

 
1 hour ago, binman said:

I'm here.

Trigger warning- small handful of dees players on the ground in a circle - kicking around a soccer ball.

Max, Riv & Lingers playing keepy uppy with the round ball in the rooms as well on the TV

24 minutes ago, ElDiablo14 said:

Crowd looks healthy, are we getting 70k?

Glad they are all so well


1 hour ago, binman said:

I'm here.

Trigger warning- small handful of dees players on the ground in a circle - kicking around a soccer ball.

Still on the tram … glad I missed that. I’m actually frustrated by this soccer ball training !!!

Strewth I don’t think the ANZACs fought for Hugh Sheridan to butcher Bridge Over Troubled Waters 😂

1 hour ago, M_9 said:

Solution - second wear is inside out. Third wear is swap feet. One wash every three weeks.

so? Same as jocks then?

 
10 minutes ago, layzie said:

YNWA

and what

Horses on the ‘G with the eternal flame

It gets me every year….


2 hours ago, Demonised said:

The six day turnaround is a test for players and fitness staff, but does the AFL understand how hard it can be washing and drying a pair of lucky Demons socks with such a short break between games?

It was a very good drying day today

Anyone else flick over to 7 and just get static and blips and boops?

I mean, pre-game it is a better broadcast than usual, but I would actually like to see the game when it starts.

18 minutes ago, ghost who walks said:

and what

You'll Never Walk Alone...

21 minutes ago, deegirl said:

Strewth I don’t think the ANZACs fought for Hugh Sheridan to butcher Bridge Over Troubled Waters 😂

I didn't think he was to bad. Thought he sang you'll never walk alone really well


1 minute ago, dees189227 said:

I didn't think he was to bad. Thought he sang you'll never walk alone really well

Thought he was the best performer out there

24 minutes ago, spirit of norm smith said:

Still on the tram … glad I missed that. I’m actually frustrated by this soccer ball training !!!

No way possible would Norm Smith or Ron Barassi would let a soccer ball on the MCG

And I 100% agree

See goodys sticking to coaching from the bench again.

Being in the box obviously doesn't offer the same

12 minutes ago, Wells 11 said:

anyone know what the crowd estimate is yet?

65k


1 hour ago, binman said:

I'm here.

Trigger warning- small handful of dees players on the ground in a circle - kicking around a soccer ball.

I think the best course of action is to get as enraged at this as possible.

Max then Kossie down to the rooms with 5 minutes to go? I hope that’s just a [censored] break!

Come on Demons, Come on Demons

 

How many times have teams played each other when both captains are ruckman?

1 minute ago, Earl Hood said:

Max then Kossie down to the rooms with 5 minutes to go? I hope that’s just a [censored] break!

nervous p break


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