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  1. Yeah. That's what I get. When I was testing it out with @Grapeviney we couldn't see that on his mobile. Are you using a PC or mobile to do that?
  2. I would not be surprised if the AFL reward the Blues for their trading by gifting them Fridays again. If they do they will justify their decision by saying they will be an exciting young team. If this happens I hope they get smashed and people continue to turn off their TVs.
  3. I am aware of a number of posters doing this and I let them know privately that this is not acceptable particularly when then alt accounts are used to snipe. This is a separate issue to the Change of Display Name one. The system defaults to 3 name changes a month which is far too many. I recently changed it to 1 per year for regular members. I may revert to this if this experiment is too much of a hassle. I always thought that everyone could go into anyones profile and see the name changes but apparently this is only for admins and not even mods can see this and the setting is not changeable. I made this change for that reason.
  4. I've merged the threads now. The Dees just posted that now and as I'm writing this they're mentioning it on Trade Radio. Weird.
  5. I thought we were the 4th best but I'll take the free upgrade.
  6. Users can no longer change their Display Names themselves. If you would like to change your display name you may request it in this thread but you must do so by stating your current display name and the name you would like to change it to. This will ensure some transparency for other posters to check this thread. Limit of 1 change per year. In order for me to act on this sooner I would suggest you @ me in the post so that I am notified. Please use this thread to make the request rather than PM me. Lifetime subscribers are allowed to manually change their usernames once every 30 days and are not required to post in this thread but are free to do so. If you would like to be become a lifetime subscriber to Demonland and assist with covering the costs of the website then you can do so here: http://demonland.com/forums/store/category/2-subscriptions/
  7. I think that Hibberd will be even more valuable and damaging for us with a fit and firing Lever in the team allowing Hibbo stream up the ground. Add May to he team and well ...
  8. Slow news morning. They've been talking about this for a very long time.
  9. MR INDISPENSABLE The value of Michael Hibberd can be measured by how much the 2017 All Australian defender was missed during his four game absence with a quad injury. Upon his return, the Demons immediately lifted with the benefit of rebound and run out of defence to beat four finals teams in the run up to the Preliminary Final loss in Perth. He simply adds to the team’s structure and his stable influence down back makes him virtually indispensable. Date of Birth: 3 January, 1990 Height: 186cm Weight: 90kg Games MFC 2018: 21 Career Total: 123 Goals MFC 2018: 1 Career Total: 13 Votes 2018 Keith 'Bluey' Truscott Memorial Trophy: 317 votes
  10. NOT MUCH OF A STRETCH Poor form and injury severely hampered Billy Stretch’s 2018 campaign. He spent much of the early part of the year at Casey and played only two games at AFL level. Unfortunately, after a series of good performances at VFL level, he returned to his best with an excellent 24 possessions against Fremantle in the slippery conditions in Darwin but was diagnosed with a stress fracture to the toe in the week after that game and missed the remainder of the season. Date of Birth: 8 September, 1996 Height: 180cm Weight: 80kg Games MFC 2018: 2 Career Total: 38 Goals MFC 2018: 0 Career Total: 8 CDFC Games 2018: 9 CDFC Goals 2018: 6 Votes 2018 Keith 'Bluey' Truscott Memorial Trophy: 21 votes
  11. UNLUCKY KENT Kent's season was once again blighted by injuries that came at the wrong time for him. He suffered hamstring injury early in the ANZAC Eve game against the Tigers and later damaged an AC joint in Round 23 that kept him out of the finals. He was good around goals in his five games this year at Melbourne but he is now bound for St Kilda. Date of Birth: 24 February, 1994 Height: 179cm Weight: 84kg Games MFC 2018: 5 Career Total: 63 Goals MFC 2018: 7 Career Total: 63 CDFC Games 2018: 5 CDFC Goals 2018: 3 Votes 2018 Keith 'Bluey' Truscott Memorial Trophy: 55 votes
  12. According to Craig Cameron on Trade Radio, Gold Coast didn't speak to the Dees at all today.
  13. According to Craig Cameron on Trade Radio, Gold Coast didn't speak to the Dees at all today.
  14. hypothetical = waiting for Jesse's decision and waiting for Lachie Neale trade results and waiting to see whether we or Freo blink first.
  15. Until the Lachie Neale deal is done I don't expect we'll hear any news regarding Jesse Hogan.
  16. FROSTY After languishing at Casey for all bar two matches in the first 15 rounds and being initially overlooked for a spot in defence after Jake Lever’s injury, Sam Frost took his opportunity when selected against Fremantle in Round 16 and never looked back adding his strong marking, pace and rebounding style to the team’s key defensive area. Date of Birth: 28 August, 1993 Height: 194cm Weight: 95kg Games MFC 2018: 13 Career Total: 69 Goals MFC 2018: 0 Career Total: 8 CDFC Games 2018: 8 CDFC Goals 2018: 2 Votes 2018 Keith 'Bluey' Truscott Memorial Trophy: 174 votes
  17. MILKSHAKE The medium forward booted 32 goals in a year that saw him complete a top ten finish in the club best and fairest. His was at his best with game-swinging goals against West Coast in Round 22 and Hawthorn in the Semi Final while he was sublime against Carlton in mid season with a massive five goals, 21 disposals and 15 score involvements rated the fifth best of the decade. Melksham was ranked first in the competition for goal assists, with 33 overall. Date of Birth: 29 August, 1991 Height: 186cm Weight: 83kg Games MFC 2018: 23 Career Total: 156 Goals MFC 2018: 32 Career Total: 110 Votes 2018 Keith 'Bluey' Truscott Memorial Trophy: 428 votes (7th)
  18. THE GOAL MAN The highlight of Hannan’s year was his goal on the run that heralded the win over Geelong in the Elimination Final. It was one of 22 for the season (the same number he kicked last year on debut) that included an important three goal haul against the Eagles. Was hampered by some knee issues and an early bout of indifferent form which saw him at Casey in a few occasions during the year. Date of Birth: 19 March, 1994 Height: 189cm Weight: 87kg Games MFC 2018: 15 Career Total: 22 Goals MFC 2018: 35 Career Total: 44 CDFC Games 2018: 5 CDFC Goals 2018: 8 Votes 2018 Keith 'Bluey' Truscott Memorial Trophy: 182 votes
  19. They're contracted to drag out negotiations until 5 minutes before the deadline.
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