DemonFrog

Can we win this game?

We not got a hope of beating an expansion team next year as their development is far inadvance of our own. i believe that we have a chance of winning against the Dogs, Druggies, Saints in 2014. It would be nice to see the Dispair of the faces of the Druggies supporters, but I do like the Dogs as well. Already seen a game at the G against the Saints so would like to see another team play.

He got the tea leaves from MessyDrugs! So the tea leaves are made from strange and mysterious substances

No Red, OD has the statistical evidence to supoort his theory. Its Maths

Try again

It will be hard to pick which 5 or 6 games we will win next season but I would give it a go. I pick winning OD

Sorry OD I don't understand what you mean? I head the word winning before but I don't remember what it actually means in terms of AFL games. With regards to the WAFL, it involves singing, enjoyment and finally a Premiership but non of these things every happen at the AFL level. I do know however, that the MFC mainly comes second so you could say its the second best team in the league. Well I do like games where my heat shows heart, determination, commitment, endeavor.

I am planning to go to Melbourne this year to watch Melbourne play at the G. Any suggestions on what would be the best game to watch?

BBO you changed your Avatar and Name, please don't let Red see you.

I love their Captain though. Hes a West Perth boy so he protected from me having anything bad to say against him.

We take what we can get OD

2013 all these teams won FLAGS! You must be happy then?

I can answer that one OD we are. Pain and Suffering is the MFC Supporters way. We are just hoping that there is a little less of it this season. Have you a SANFL team that you Support?

No wonder the Geelong FC won so my Premiership. Their supports gave their players such great incentives or did they!

Our BBO does not follow the rules of us simple foke OD

I loved How do I get one?

Yes as we need to keep everything simple for BBO He gets too upset when we confuse him.

No he said its zero, be we know better LOL

If we know anything about you BBO is how much you actually do care !

Biff one would think you don't have a week day and a week end house ?

I can not stand beer! My Uncle thinks I must be a foundling as the family is full of beer drinkers. I come from a long line of miners. My Aunty once said about the MFC of which she is a supporter "the Chardonnay Club" Now you are bring back memories Jazza as I am thinking of my Dad and the times when the MFC could actually play football. I would call him every time we beat Freo and sing our theme song! At the end he refused to take my calls. Now that what Footy is all about!

You don't have a couple of bottles of Scotch in that fridge?

Thanks DC LOL you can't as it was stolen

Really! Corio is a "Working class" suburb, adjacent to and incorporating industrial estates - with 21.3% of its employed residents of age 15 years and over nominating 'Labourer' as their chosen occupation (compared to 10.5% in the whole of Australia). Numbers occupied as Technicians, Trades Workers, Machinery Operators, and Drivers are also higher than the national average. According to the 2006 census, the largest employer type was "Motor Vehicle" and "Motor Vehicle Part Manufacturing". As such, the planned 2016 closure of the Ford plant, a long-term employer, will reduce employment opportunities in the future.[5] In 2013, 2.3% of mortgages in Corio had become delinquent, up from 1.5% in September 2012, and is amongst the highest numbers of all suburbs in Victoria. Reports have attributed this rate to job cuts at Alcoa, Ford, and Target that year.[6] Historically speaking, Ford Motor Company[7] had its plant in full production by August 1926, producing 36,000 T-models over the next two years of work. During World War II, Ford manufactured military vehicles and all manner of craft & weaponry. It then concentrated its post-war goals on engine manufacturing for the Ford Falcon model (produced at Broadmeadows). Also according to the 2006 census,[8] 5,969 residents age 15 years and over were employed: 52.7% were employed full-time, 28.6% part-time, 3.6% were employed but away from work, 3.4% were employed but did not state the number of hours worked; and 11.7% were fully unemployed. There were 4,877 local residents age 15 years and over who were not in the labour force. You guys must be very poor in Victoria then unlike us very rich sandgropers. LOL