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That was nice to read a GameDay thread for a quarter without a meltdown.

I'm interstate, don't own a television so I rely on the GameDay threads to see how the matches go and I swear I'm back in the Neeld era every week.

Whitford at 3/4 time told the players to stay composed, keep the momentum, stay in the moment and play their roles.

Not as good as a Casey Fields egg and bacon roll.

One side of the ground has a pavilion that looks like a yacht club and the other side looks like a juniors game in Melbourne.

My thoughts on the first quarter was the Shark's backline was the difference, we seem to be cracking them open this quarter.

I'm at the game and checked out the huddle at quarter time. Coach seemed pretty calm and encouraging. Told the players to go in harder when the ball goes to ground.

I know this thread is a circus but I didn't expect it to start going all Keyser Soze.

Dunstall obviously hasn't forgotten about Earl's knee.

I'll be up the road doing the lighthouse walk and a sunset at the pass followed by checking into this thread for the score.

Every time we beat the Hawks makes me feel a bit better about '87, '88 and that merger one in '96.

I think that was a song from a Get Smart episode.

I guess I phrased that quote wrong. I meant the figure two, not an image of Gleeson.

I can't be there today but if I were I'd be holding a sign with a big number 2 on it.

I went to the match on Saturday thinking it was going to be a nothing game tucked away at the Gold Coast. I guess I ended up seeing a bit of football history.

Maybe I should walk up there and buy a drink to celebrate.

Hurry up, I'm in the main street of Byron Bay using the bank's wifi to find out the verdict. I'm getting yelled at by drug addicts and listening to crappy buskers.

I just watched the replay for the first time and my first thought was what an effort to cover that much ground to get in the contest. JVR is the kind of player we want.

Even the square off by the Suns players was half hearted.

I was at the game and the incident happened right in front of me. Pretty much all the crowd around me agreed JVR had his eyes on the ball.

This is another example of why Twitter is the cesspit of the internet.

Demonland is the only place on the Internet where I've seen Hemingway's grammar criticised.

I have not been on Demonland for a while and this is the first thread I walk into. I must admit, it did give me a laugh.

Having R.E.M. in 1987 as his backing band probably helped.

We should have a Demonland pool on what date between now and the end of the year Jordy has to cough up the 25k.