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Welcome to Demonland: Harvey Langford
hemingway replied to spirit of norm smith's topic in Trade, Draft & Free Agency
Exactly. Look at the state of the world, the state of the economy, climate change. It’s a dog eat dog world that lacks compassion and kindness. The majority of people are doing it tough. Give me a serious minded kid any day over she’ll be right mate. I like this serious no nonsense kid. Although he seems to be 18 going on 30. I need to lie down, where is that couch. -
Welcome to Demonland: Harvey Langford
hemingway replied to spirit of norm smith's topic in Trade, Draft & Free Agency
That’s ok. I think he was a Tiger supporter. All the kids would have their preferences so it would be understandable if he had an emotional connection to Richmond. Once he gets down to training with his teammates and coaches he will feel an immediate connection with the Dees. Don’t forget we had a horrendous year in regard to public scrutiny and running media commentary. The negative press has infected the footy world and pubic perception of the club. That’s why it is so important to have a successful year on and off the track. -
Another year? These guys have talent but we need more than talent. We need guys who can step up in 2025 and add value to our senior list. Not waste another season persevering with guys who have had limited impact to date.
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Sadly, as others have pointed out, we will not be an attractive option for any player wanting to further their career in the immediate future. We have gone from roosters to feather dusters over the last few months. The damage to our brand will take years to repair.
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Yes, time for renewal for Staff and the coaching staff. He was part of a coaching team that delivered a flag and multiple finals appearances.
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The only true statement that can be made. It’s a race to the bottom in regard to professional standards, but, there again, the footy media should not be referred to collectively as a profession or journalists. They are reporters or commentators that get paid to create news and have opinions. Professional standards are not part of the equation. We lower ourselves by even commentating on their stories.
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The Controversial Discussion about the Knee that needs to be had
hemingway replied to Hatchman's topic in Melbourne Demons
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Perhaps one reason is that we have a team full of players that are injured, out of form, slow, have poor skills or are seemingly fatigued in body and mind. They are not performing at a level that inspires confidence that anything is going to change. Are you going to simply select the same players who are currently playing poorly?
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Agreed. Clarry is getting crucified week in week out. The general inconsistency on holding the ball is mind blowing.
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Scott being typical Scott. A competitive animal who lacks grace and humility. Rarely acknowledges the opposition. Nothing will change.
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Agree. But every game is a danger game. But Tigers are always a threat. They still have enough good players to be dangerous near goals.
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Caulfield Racecourse must be one of the windiest places to run around (as a human not a horse). A regular training venue for distance runners particularly Glenthuntly athletes (think the late great Ron Clarke). Footballers would get used to windy conditions. Maybe a good thing.
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Disappointing but predictable.
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Typical lawyer!
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Alan Johnson was a helluva player. Dashing from half back or wing, great hands, beautiful long kick and footy nous. Remember some magnificent long goals from the 40 to 50 m out that set Demon fans alight. What a dasher!