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We may be put out of our misery tomorrow

The Dees will host the 2023 Kings Birthday Big Freeze 9 Match

Let's park this one for the Season Review pod in a few weeks. I'm trying to not make this podcast too much of a Review/What we need to do to improve. We'll attempt to cover all of this in the Review pod. We'll solicit questions and comments in that podcast so please resubmit then as well definitely attempt to answer it.

Full Demonland Player of the Year Honour Board 2001 - 2022 2001: Adem Yze 2002: Adem Yze 2003: Clint Bizzell 2004: Jeff White 2005: Travis Johnstone 2006: Cameron Bruce 2007: Nathan Jones 2008: Brad Green 2009: Aaron Davey 2010: James Frawley 2011: Jack Trengove 2012: Nathan Jones 2013: Nathan Jones 2014: Nathan Jones 2015: Jack Viney 2016: Max Gawn 2017: Clayton Oliver 2018: Clayton Oliver 2019: Max Gawn 2020: Christian Petracca 2021: Clayton Oliver 2022: Clayton Oliver

And finally ... 2005: Travis Johnstone

And another. 2004: Jeff White

Recovered another one. 2006: Cameron Bruce

I've recovered some previous winners. 2001: Adem Yze 2002: Adem Yze 2003: Clint Bizzell

DEMONLAND PLAYER OF THE YEAR 2013 - FINAL STANDINGS 202. Nathan Jones 132. Colin Garland 111. Matt Jones 94. Jack Viney 86. James Frawley Colin Sylvia 78. Dean Terlich 57. Jeremy Howe 55. Jack Watts 44. Jack Grimes 37. Aaron Davey 33. Lynden Dunn Jack Trengove 30. Jimmy Toumpas 28. Tom McDonald 27. Max Gawn 26. Shannon Byrnes Jordie McKenzie 25. Mitch Clisby 23. Michael Evans Jack Fitzpatrick 21. Chris Dawes 16. Cam Pedersen Jake Spencer 13. Dean Kent James Magner Luke Tapscott 8. Mitch Clark 7. David Rodan 3. Mark Jamar 2. Rohan Bail Neville Jetta 1. Sam Blease

The last time we played the Saints, Pride Round 3 January 2022, it was an arm wrestle for 3 quarters and a Demons highlights package for 1 quarter. Oddly familiar was our outing to Moorabbin on Sunday, except this week we are Narrm and it’s Indigenous Round. Our highlights package was contained to a first quarter onslaught. Superior work at stoppages and our mids dominant. We showcased our run and carry and our dynamic forward line. With Hore, Zanker twice, Bannan, Fitzsimon and Paxy all kicking goals in that first quarter. The remainder of the game was that now familiar arm wrestle between the St Kilda and Narrm which can be frustrating to watch for our spectators and coaches. The Saints have a strong midfield and plenty of capable players and more than matched us scoring 3.2.20 to 0.9.9 for the last 3 quarters. Q1 Lauren Pearce takes the opening centre bounce, and our midfield is getting plenty of the ball. It’s not long before we see Tayla Harris joining in and having an impact. The Dees have started well. A poor Saints exit kick in nicely intercepted by Sheriff and she delivers well but Hore drops the mark. Saints then clear the 50-metre arc but only as far as Harris. Tayla’s return kick is deep and Hore redeems herself with a great mark and the Dees’ first goal. Next up Fitzy lays a tackle earning a holding the ball free 40 metres out. Her kick is close and well shepherded on the goal line by Harris for the Dees second goal. From a boundary throw in on the wing a nice chain of passes from West, Zanker, Hore, Ivey and finally Paxman. Karen lines up line and kicks our third goal. A few minutes later Zanker takes the ball out of the ruck from a forward pocket boundary throw in and slams it on her boot for our fourth goal. Awesome stuff. Are the Saints alive? Going forward again. Fitzy busy, hands off to Mithen who lowers her eyes and hits up Bannan directly in front. Goal number 5. With 1:10 remaining Hore makes a great smother. The ball then spills to West who gives it back to Kate who passes to the leading Zanker. Eden kicks her second goal and the Dees 6th and the Saints have zip. The last play of the quarter sees Harris wheeling around from 40 metres, but her shot is touched by a Saints defender and rushes through for a behind. The siren sounds for quarter time. It’s Dees 6.1.37 to Saints 0.0.0. Q2 The arm wrestle continues. Birch gives away an unnecessary free kick and Captain Kate Shierlaw converts the Saints first goal. At half-time it’s Dees 6.3.39 to Saints 1.1.7 Q3 The Saints continue to pressure Narrm, causing turnovers. Birch is having a solid game but our backline, which has been stellar for the first 2 weeks, is feeling the Saints heat and making mistakes. Lampard unaware, is caught holding the ball by Greiser. Nicola Stevens immediately plays on and hits up Jess Matin who converts nicely for the Saints second. At three-quarter time it’s Dees 6.7.43 to Saints 2.1.13 Q4 Our first quarter blitz has built a strong buffer. The collective Narrm effort, especially Purcell, West, Hanks, Hore, Mithen and Paxman, keeping the Dees in front. The Saints clear the ball from their defensive 50 with a long kick to the wing. Chaplin misreads the flight of the ball allowing her direct opponent, Stevens, to take it and kick into the forward arc. Shierlaw marks unattended and kicks her second goal, and the Saints third. The Saints home crowd is making noise and hoping for a big last quarter. There’s still 13 minutes remaining in the match. The balance of the game is tight, but Narrm is holding up well. The siren sounds and we remain undefeated. Narrm 6.10.46, Saints 3.2.20. The Coaches and next week: Coach Mick Stinear was happy with the win and saw it as ‘progress’. However, ‘there’s some work be done’, he says. Yep, we all reckon that Mick. Nick Dal Santo felt his team was ‘a little bit off’ and we saw that ‘when you give the Dees that amount of space, they can cut you up pretty quickly’. As evidenced by the 6.1 to 0.0 Narrm first quarter offensive. Our unbeaten record in Season 7 remains intact, but a Preliminary Final rematch against Brisbane awaits us next week. It’s bound to be close. Greta Bodey has had after the siren opportunities to win the last two games. The Lions looked awesome against the struggling Gold Coast Suns on Saturday and their side is full of talent on every line. Our backline appears vulnerable to elite pressure and will be thoroughly tested at Casey Fields on Sunday. Regarding next week’s line-up, a return of both Maddie Gay and Sinead Goldrick would be a boon for our chances. Go Dees ! NARRM 6.1.37 6.3.39 6.7.43 6.10.46 SAINTS 0.0.0 1.1.7 2.1.13 3.2.20 GOALS NARRM Zanker 2 Bannan Fitzsimon Hore Paxman SAINTS Shierlaw 2 Matin BEST NARRM Purcell West Hanks Hore Mithen SAINTS Jakobsson Patrikios Vesely McKinnon Shierlaw INJURIES NARRM Nil SAINTS Nil REPORTS NARRM Nil SAINTS Nil CROWD 2,758 at RSEA Park

Probably lost

Just waiting for all the past winners to RSVP.

It might turn into a Season review pod in some respects because we repeated some of the same mistakes this week as we have in previous weeks but I would still like to do a Season Review pod in a few weeks when the dust has settled and I'm not so emotional.

2007: Nathan Jones 2008: Brad Green 2009: Aaron Davey 2010: James Frawley 2011: Jack Trengove 2012: Nathan Jones 2013: Nathan Jones 2014: Nathan Jones 2015: Jack Viney 2016: Max Gawn 2017: Clayton Oliver 2018: Clayton Oliver 2019: Max Gawn 2020: Christian Petracca 2021: Clayton Oliver 2022: Clayton Oliver Congratulations to Clayton Oliver on winning the 2022 Demonland Player of the Year Award. Clarry joins Nathan Jones as a 4 time recipient of this illustrious award.

As soon as they kicked the goal with 17 seconds to go before half time reducing our 28 point lead to 22 points and giving them momentum going into half time.

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