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In Harmes Way

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  1. A few factors influencing team selection this week IMO:

    - Darwin will have a bit more humidity, shouldn't go too tall

    - I believe we were flat against the Swans due to both 4 games in 18 days coupled with the trip home from Perth. I think we need to think selection over a two week block and bring some fresh legs in against Port in a fortnight. Perhaps give Watts another week if he's NQR.

    - we won't get better if our fringe players don't get a fair crack at AFL level. Oscar is now showing the fruits of perseverance, despite the fact DL continuously dropped him and the FD showed faith. That said, I think Stretch has had a fair run.

    only 1 change for me this week - Tyson in for Stretch. Watts and Salem fresh legs for Port next week (and Viney as well, knowing him).

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  2. 24 minutes ago, deebug said:

    Next time maybe you should throw and almond nut? 

    Not to worry Ethan i will gladly bake you a cake with a little something extra:D If it ever happens again.

    I'm not sure a hash cake would help his cause deebug

  3. 11 minutes ago, Abe said:

    I'm sure it was totally unprovoked. Lol the Carlton fan is a [censored]. Oliver shouldn't have said anything but I think it's two silly people mouthing off at each other. 

    Slap clarry with a token fine and move on 

    Slap the muppet supporter with the same fine.

    that sends a message.

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  4. If Johannisen played for us, this would go to the tribunal and JJ would be denigrated for falling over after making slight head high contact with a padded surface. 

    Walker would then receive an apology for any stress caused by putting him through the unwarranted attention.

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  5. In past years, I'd have thought big games like QB and Anzac Day Eve might have skewed the numbers with large amounts of away supporters artificially inflating these sorts of figures, but the roar when Wattsy kicked that last goal on QB showed me that this is no longer the case. 

    Me and my boy have actually been to more away games this year than home games.

  6. I'm hoping O Mac can continue to have career best games. We need to have flexibility between the fwd line and midfield which relies on the key pillars in the backline holding their own or winning the day.

    He's looking more and more assured. This confidence comes from the patience of giving continued games to fringe players. (Stick with Wags as well Goody)

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  7. 9 minutes ago, daisycutter said:

    as uncle bitters is still out of the country i'm confident we have this one in the bag

    if we win we should take up a collection to keep him over there till after the gf

    If we win tonight, that's good enough evidence for me. I'm in.

  8. 2 hours ago, Demonland said:

    I don't think it's appropriate for me to rock back and forth in the fetal position whilst sucking my thumb and mumbling something about Neeld or Prentagast whilst at work.

    Again...

  9. 1 hour ago, McQueen said:

    We could be playing our Casey team tonight and I'd still tip the Demons.

    17 points.

    I hate to be a smartarse Steve, but if the Dees were playing Casey, then of course the Demons would win.

  10. 6 minutes ago, hemingway said:

    Its going to be tough to get the 4 points tonight. 

    Perhaps a reality check. 

    Despite our greater depth the absence of key players does make a significance difference to the game and team attitude.

    Look at the Swans first half of the season and the impact injuries had to their win-loss ratio.

    If we are competitive we will have done well.

    It will be a challenge to our depth, flexibility and game plan.

    I can't see how we nullify Buddy tonight particularly if TMac plays up forward.

    The way we play tonight will really test all players, coaches and their belief in themselves. It's critical that we get a good start and do not have to play catch up footy. 

    Its amazing how 4 consecutive wins changes attitudes and perception. 

    I am not looking forward to tonight but do look forward to getting players back so that we can really see what we have got at the business end of the season.

     

    I'm of a similar view Ernest, but the glass half full approach is that we're not substantially weaker than the team last week. Remember, Jeffy was jogging around the i50, and Salem was on the pine for a fair stretch. I like the ins, they'll crack in hard.

    ive picked the swans, just, but I give us a red hot crack at this one. I reckon the 3rd 6day break might just be a bridge too far.

    ill most happily be proved wrong.

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  11. 51 minutes ago, Ditcha said:

    I am enjoying my 59th birthday today and hope to celebrate with a melbourne win at the mcg tonight. I will be very nervous and toey when I grt on the train to go to the mcg. I will be going to the Lindsay Hassett room before the game for a nice meal and a couple of beers. It is great to be back on the big stage tonight. CARN THE DEMONS.

    Happy B'day Ditcha - hope the boys sing you a nice loud song for your birthday.

  12. Interesting article in the Hun, covering who will finish in the eight: 

    http://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/afl/more-news/the-run-home-gilbert-gardiner-predicts-every-clubs-finish-to-the-afl-season/news-story/ee08ebd91b7aa8e5b189af09c7e3573b

    "Is Friday night a mini Grand Final preview? It’s not beyond the realms of possibility because the Swans — like Melbourne — believe they’re good enough to go deep in September. With finals all but assured, the Dees are a sneaky 37 per cent chance for the top four, according to Champion Data. Need to beat North Melbourne in Hobart and St Kilda at the MCG to stay in the hunt for a double chance."

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