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The Demons begin a block of two games on the road and take on the Eagles at our Fortress at Optus Stadium on Sunday. Who comes in who goes out?

The Demons thrashed fellow contender the Swans by 50 points at the MCG on Sunday in Clayton Oliver’s 150th match earning back a Top 4 spot.

Last week Jake Lever took the lead from Max Gawn and Clayton Oliver. Who will be leading the Demonland Player of the Year after this round. Your votes please 6,5,4,3,2,1 …

Jeez I’ve never knowingly been so close to you.

Gold Coast are the type of team that will get an early lead but have it chipped away all day only to be crushed in the last quarter.

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I believe if they run out of the square it is a possession. If they kick it in the square it isn’t.

The Demons have score to settle with the Swans having on won 2 of their last 13 encounters whilst also needing to make amends from last weeks defeat against the Lions. Clayton Oliver will play his 150th game for the Demons this week.

KEV MARTIN'S TRAINING REPORT Wandered down to Gosh’s to watch the captains run, the rehabbers were out on the ground. Schache, Woewodin, Kossie (not injured), two Casey players (1, 28) and White (Casey) doing individual work. The MFC squad then came out as one. Melksham and TMac in the squad. The vibe was low-key. It didn't help that it was cold, and the ground was wet, they didn't really start chirping until well into the drills. Seemed like they're a bit off with timing and the handling the ball. They were happy and relaxed. The morning consisted of about 5 to 6 drills. They worked on ball movement from off halfback, and off the wing, with delivery into the leading forwards. Interestingly, they had Petty forward for a few entries. Near the end, the centre mids were practising slowly for the centre stoppages. Grundy patting down to, Oliver, Tracc, Viney, Sparrow and JJ. The rest kicking goals (Petty included) or taking high marks (particularly JVR). Choco was also helping refine JVR's set goal kicking. May looked fine in drills, no strapping, but did have a slight limp when walking. At the end, he did a full 30-meter sprint and had a talk to 4 support staff (physio and trainers). After the MFC squad left, the Casey team came out. Laurie and Tomlinson were with them, I didn't see Dunstan. Go Dees.

For those playing at home. Here are the latest update.

That was actually the first thing I did before going to the host’s website to see if there was an isssue on their end.

Even though Demonland seems to be running normally here is the latest update for anybody that is interested in what is happening in some data centre somewhere on this planet.

Of all the Victorian teams bulldogs have received a blessed run the past decade. Interstate team like numbers.

Latest Update Despite this it seems like Demonland has almost returned to normal. Relatively speaking.