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Indeed there is. I just sent the boys an amended show notes list. It could be a long show. The show is LIVE tonight at 8:30pm http://demonland.com/podcast Call: 03 9016 3666 Skype: Demonland31

As reported in the Demonland Training Thread by Demons11 Jack Viney is taking part in the the half ground match simulation.

http://www.afl.com.au/news/2018-02-21/dee-treads-line-between-confidence-and-arrogance

Possibly JLT #2. http://www.afl.com.au/news/2018-02-21/boost-for-dees-with-star-mid-set-for-round-one

In a perfect world I'd like to think they're all on the same page. I won't mention campgate.

See Goodwin's comments above. Sounds like the size of the group was a coaching decision. Possibly the appointments too.

If you can you should try to get to this event not only to support our wonderful cheer squad but to hear the great man himself Maxy Gawn speak. He's very entertaining and always up for a chat.

I always post anything Demons a related that pops up in the media or the internet for discussion. With the internet these days it's not hard to keep up with the Dees news whether interstate or overseas.

Agreed.

I wouldn't mind seeing Spargo and Baker get some game time in the JLT.

But Richmond's is worse. https://www.foxsports.com.au/afl/afl-champion-data-sydney-ranked-as-the-leagues-best-midfield-group-for-season-2018/news-story/f12fdceb85cb9c77cffe93dbe950ad9b CHAMPION DATA’S 2018 MIDFIELD RATINGS 1. Sydney 2. GWS Giants 3. Collingwood 4. Western Bulldogs 5. Adelaide 6. Port Adelaide 7. Geelong 8. St Kilda 9. Hawthorn 10. Essendon 11. Melbourne * 12. Richmond 13. North Melbourne 14. Fremantle 15. West Coast 16. Brisbane 17. Gold Coast 18. Carlton * We were 18th last year so we're on the rise.

I like that idea. Please call in if you get a chance. We love hearing from other Demonlanders and it's great hearing other point of views.

You could be useful in rounding up other Demon fans to toil in our sugar mines.

THE POOR HOUSE by Ruby Tuesday How could they possibly have lost this one? At quarter time, they held a lead of 1.5.11 to their opponent’s score of nothing. The Dockers had barely gone into attack and certainly not once had they gone inside 50 to the Demons’ 15 entries. It had all of the hallmarks of a rout except for a litany of wasted opportunities that saw Tegan Cunningham as the only goal kicker, scored at the seven-minute mark. It was not only the five behinds but a few other potential goals missed the sticks altogether or failed to make the distance. The game should have been sewn up, such was Melbourne’s dominance. They were playing like careless millionaires who had no regard for their money and when you take such a course, you need to watch out because you could well end up in the poor house. So despite Daisy Pearce’s complete dominance (she had 15 disposals by the half time break), the Dees lapsed a couple of times in the second quarter to let the home side in for two goals to hold a slender one point lead at the halfway mark. Things got worse after the break when Fremantle opened up with another two goals to lead by 13 points less than four minutes into the second half. Just when we thought it was all over, the Demons hit back hard with goals to Aliesha Newman, Cunningham (who kicked her second) and Karen Paxman. The lead at the last change was a single goal but Melbourne had all of the momentum. Surely they would get up and win to take top spot on the AFLW ladder? No. The Dockers kicked the only two goals for the final quarter and the last roll of the dice for the Demons, yielded yet another minor score and poverty for the frustrated Demons who missed out on their quest for top place. Melbourne 1.5.11 1.5.11 4.6.30 4.7.31 Fremantle 0.0.0 2.0.12 4.0.24 6.0.36 Goals Melbourne Cunningham 2 Newman Paxman. Fremantle McGuire 2 Lavell Antonio Webb Caulfield. Best Melbourne Pearce Cunningham Paxman O’Dea Hickey Fremantle Donnellan Webb Gooch Antonio Filocamo McGuire Injuries Melbourne C Phillips (ankle) Fremantle Nil Reports Nil Umpires J Howorth D Johansen A Heffernan Official crowd 3,125 at Fremantle Oval

How could they possibly have lost this one? At quarter time, they held a lead of 1.5.11 to their opponent’s score of nothing. The Dockers had barely gone into attack and certainly not once had they gone inside 50 to the Demons’ 15 entries. It had all of the hallmarks of a rout except for a litany of wasted opportunities that saw Tegan Cunningham as the only goal kicker, scored at the seven-minute mark. It was not only the five behinds but a few other potential goals missed the sticks altogether or failed to make the distance. The game should have been sewn up, such was Melbourne’s dominance. They were playing like careless millionaires who had no regard for their money and when you take such a course, you need to watch out because you could well end up in the poor house. So despite Daisy Pearce’s complete dominance (she had 15 disposals by the half time break), the Dees lapsed a couple of times in the second quarter to let the home side in for two goals to hold a slender one point lead at the halfway mark. Things got worse after the break when Fremantle opened up with another two goals to lead by 13 points less than four minutes into the second half. Just when we thought it was all over, the Demons hit back hard with goals to Aliesha Newman, Cunningham (who kicked her second) and Karen Paxman. The lead at the last change was a single goal but Melbourne had all of the momentum. Surely they would get up and win to take top spot on the AFLW ladder? No. The Dockers kicked the only two goals for the final quarter and the last roll of the dice for the Demons, yielded yet another minor score and poverty for the frustrated Demons who missed out on their quest for top place. Melbourne 1.5.11 1.5.11 4.6.30 4.7.31 Fremantle 0.0.0 2.0.12 4.0.24 6.0.36 Goals Melbourne Cunningham 2 Newman Paxman. Fremantle McGuire 2 Lavell Antonio Webb Caulfield. Best Melbourne Pearce Cunningham Paxman O’Dea Hickey Fremantle Donnellan Webb Gooch Antonio Filocamo McGuire Injuries Melbourne C Phillips (ankle) Fremantle Nil Reports Nil Umpires J Howorth D Johansen A Heffernan Official crowd 3,125 at Fremantle Oval

I read recently that he was still in the rehab group. It does not bode well for his career considering the amount of long term injuries he has had.