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http://www.afl.com.au/news/2017-08-24/watts-happening-jack-may-return-for-demons

@Demondeb is also a poster on this site.

You were great. We'd love you to join us again. The more you do the more comfortable you'll be. It's always hard the first few times and then you sort of get into a rhythm with the cohosts. It's difficult because we're not all in the same room there are no visual clues as to when someone is done speaking or who should answer a question. I thought you handled that really well.

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There are a few Queensland Demon fans on here. Perhaps one of them will see this. If not feel free to start a thread about it. Welcome and post often.

Ok. Thanks for that. Now I have one less question to ask you. No one ask him if he has two heads, married his cousin, or is descended from a convict.

Nasher will also be taking your tech support questions so please have your computer or device handy/nearby and don't forget to have switched them off and on before we begin to save time.

I've been eyeing the 4 and 20 Beef Chilli pie the past 2 months but haven't dared messed with my hotdog and dim sim pre match ritual. I can't change it up this deep into the season with so much on the line.

I couldn't organise anything this week as I was interstate and had other commitments. The guests will return and Nasher is like Demonland royalty. He runs on a hamsters wheel post match to keep this site above water.

We'd also love to hear from other Demonlanders too. You can contact us during the show on 03 9016 3666 or Skype: demonland31.

If he doesn't I can always run his channel through vocal changing software. I might play around with squeaky high too.

I'll also add that this forum has 4,684 registered members and our facebook page has over 7,600 followers.

I don't have too much in way of stats but I can see that we have had 16 new members in the past 6 days. We're also getting a lot of click throughs from Facebook due to links back from posts I have posted on there. For example, the post I made about the Josh Kelly rumour had over 1,000 clicks from Facebook. I have no proof but I reckon most of those are not regular Demonland users so we'll be getting more eyes on threads/posts. They might not sign up but they are reading. We've always had more readers than posters anyway and I think that is the same for most forums.

Don't forget big Maxy. Do you really think you can fit his shoes?

I still think Vince's best position for us is as a goal kicking half forward. His short kicking in defense has cost us a number of times.

Excellent point. Milkshake on the run from 50 too.

Obviously not a mate. We can talk about this on tonight's Demonland Podcast at 8:30pm * * shameless plug

That's the spirit.

There has been an influx of new members lately due to our increased presence on Social Media so I thought I would start a new thread for the new people to say hi and be warmly greeted by everyone. So hello to all the new Demonland members. It's a great time to get on board and discuss the Dees with other Demon fans.

The results are in. Our best and worst set shots are ......... Best: Tom McDonald (23 shots, 18 goals, four behinds, one miss, 78 per cent accuracy) McDonald was moved to the forward line out of necessity, with Jesse Hogan and Jack Watts missing for decent periods during the season. The usual defender kicked 19 goals over a nine-week period, including a career-high five – with the match sealer – in a thrilling finish against West Coast in round 14. With Hogan back in the team, McDonald has shifted back to a permanent position in defence. However, the Demons know they may be able to call upon him and throw him into attack to provide a spark in the finals. Worst: Tomas Bugg (10 shots, two goals, seven behinds, one miss, 20 per cent accuracy). Before serving his six-week suspension for striking Sydney's Callum Mills, Bugg was playing an important role in Melbourne's forward line. Often employed as the pressure forward, the Western Bulldogs clearly weren't ready for the defensive job Bugg performed on Jason Johannisen in round 13. However, despite putting himself in good spots to be used inside forward 50, Bugg's radar was off target with four behinds and zero goals, and then three behinds and no goals against North Melbourne in round nine and Gold Coast in round 10. It remains to be seen whether he can regain his spot in Simon Goodwin's team leading into finals. The question is; Who do you want kicking for goal 5 points down at the final siren? http://www.afl.com.au/news/2017-08-23/bankers-or-shankers-your-clubs-best-and-worst-set-shots

The Demonland Podcast is LIVE tonight @ 8:30pm featuring Special Guest Nasher

It's been photoshopped now so it's a done deal. Is that how it works?