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I smell a Max vs Clarry epic Semi Final.

It's probably a month early but confirmation that Ollie Wines will be missing for the Round 1 clash.

1. Neville Jetta vs Jordan Lewis Alex Neal-Bullen vs 8. Jake Melksham Charlie Spargo vs Jack Viney 6. Tom McDonald vs Billy Stretch

The Demonland Podcast will make it's long awaited return on Tuesday 12/2 @ 8:30pm Join @Grapeviney, @Supermercado & I as we wrap up the pre-season, reveal who has impressed us the most, preview AFLX & JLT, award the Demonbracket winner and everything else that's happened since the Preliminary Final. Listen & Chat LIVE: http://demonland.com/podcast Call: 03 9016 3666 Skype: Demonland31

Fyfe doing his best not to play: https://www.afl.com.au/news/2019-02-04/fyfe-strife-top-docker-sends-scare-through-camp

I'm not a prude but legal substance and willing participant aside it's not a great look. I wouldn't be thrilled if it was one of the wholesome players on our list.

Jack is a very naughty boy.

Anyone going to these games?

You can play the emoji game too.

Sadly no.

Official site is still spruiking the Maroochydore Open Session. Next session listed is the Casey Open Session on Saturday 9/2. http://www.melbournefc.com.au/Team/training-times @Satyriconhome?

At least the photo of him is in a Port jumper.

A NOMINATED player will have the power to kick a 20-point supergoal and potentially win his side the game in the dying stages of a match in this year's AFLX tournament. The 'Gatorade game changer' will have his score worth double during the last five minutes of a match, with each team having the opportunity to select a particular player in that role. A behind will be worth two points, a six-point major recorded as 12 points and a 10-point supergoal will become 20 points from the game changer in the competition to be played at Marvel Stadium on February 22. A 10-point supergoal can be scored in two ways: either when a player from the attacking team kicks the ball from anywhere within or behind the launch zone (pictured in graphic below) OR when the ball is kicked within or behind the launch zone and is marked inside the 15-metre forward zone by a teammate who then scores a goal. After teams nominate their game changers with five minutes to play, the match will stop for 30 seconds for game changers to get in position, with the team in possession to retain the ball after the break. If the ball is in dispute, the umpire will throw it up where the game was stopped. Another rule adaptation for AFLX will see players have just 10 seconds to take their set-shot kicks for six-point or 10-point goals when the mark is taken outside the 40m arc, in a bid to speed up the game. None of the AFLX sides – Team Deadly, Team Rampage, Team Flyers and Team Bolts – will have coaches but there will be high performance staff from AFL clubs to help manage player loads, initiate rotations and lead warm-ups, among other duties. Other rule changes and adaptations include: Each team will have 14 players: eight on the field, six on the interchange bench (no interchange limit), up from the 10 players per side in 2018. The field umpire will throw the ball up to begin play at the start of each half and after a supergoal is scored. A player has the opportunity to play on from out of bounds after the 'last touch' rule. Players can run 20m without taking a bounce or touching the ball on the ground.

Oscar McDonald v Alex Neal-Bullen Bayley Fritsch vs Aaron vandenBerg Sam Weideman vs 7. Angus Brayshaw Some tough matchups

Which reporter will be the first to leak?

MELBOURNE 2.2 3.2 8.6 8.7 (55) FREMANTLE 3.1 6.4 6.4 9.5 (59) GOALS Melbourne: Zanker 2 Newman, Hore, Scott, Cunningham, Gay, Jakobsson Fremantle: Sharp, Houghton 2, Duffy, Caulfield, Antonio, Cain, Bowers BEST Melbourne: Paxman, L Pearce, Mithen, O'Dea, Hore, Zanker Fremantle: Hooker, Bowers, Bresland, Antonio, Donnellan, Sharp, Houghton INJURIES Melbourne: Sloane (knee) Fremantle: Nil

Wednesday, 13 February 2019 from 16:30-18:00 Bunjil Place 2 Patrick Northeast Drive, Narre Warren, Victoria, Australia 3805 Enjoy an evening of FREE family fun with the Melbourne Football Club at Bunjil Place this summer! To celebrate the 10-year anniversary of MFC’s partnership with the City of Casey, we’re teaming up to throw an epic party on Wednesday 13 February and everyone’s invited to join in the fun. Meet your favourite AFL players, join in some footy activities and even challenge them in a range of fun games from Mario Kart and table tennis to shooting some hoops or giant Jenga. This event is not just for footy enthusiasts; with FREE ice cream for the first 180 people, face painting, music and loads more summer fun, there’s something for everyone. There will be a FREE screening of Jumanji 2 on the big screen from 6.00 pm, so kick back on a beanbag once the activities are over and enjoy a family movie under the stars. www.casey.vic.gov.au/events/family-fun-night

So did Jake Levers.

The Demonland Podcast stream is now streaming 24/7. The playlist includes all the Interviews we've conducted on the podcast. The stream will not include replays of full length podcasts because who really wants to listen to us talk about Round 7 2017 two years later.