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Welcome to Demonland: Aidan Johnson
Dee Viney Intervention replied to Whispering_Jack's topic in Trade, Draft & Free Agency
Love the highlights packages available especially the Werribee FC Halloween one. Welcome to the Demons Aiden. To quote the Cruel Sea.” Better get yourself a lawyer son, better get yourself a real good one.” Aiden “The Rock” Johnson with the “people’s elbow”. Bring on season 2025. Give em Hell !!!! -
Welcome to Demonland: Xavier Lindsay
Dee Viney Intervention replied to adonski's topic in Trade, Draft & Free Agency
Agree BAMF. The kid won the Morrish medal as the best player in the Coates League which is only the best Under age competition in the country. He can play and would help our connection issues which we must find a solution for. -
2024 Player Reviews: #23 Shane McAdam
Dee Viney Intervention replied to Demonland's topic in Melbourne Demons
The people that you heard it from can probably putt further than he can kick. -
PRESEASON TRAINING: Friday 15th November 2024
Dee Viney Intervention replied to Demonland's topic in Melbourne Demons
This will be confirmed if we do a pre game Hakka in round 1. -
PRESEASON TRAINING: Friday 15th November 2024
Dee Viney Intervention replied to Demonland's topic in Melbourne Demons
Can you please ask him if he thinks Clarrie is lost. Geelong is an hour south west of Gosch’s.- 218 replies
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But apparently NGA’s in the non northern states are not open to members of the Samoan community. Eg Ah Mu
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I am on the record as saying we need to bolster our midfield stocks, however I would like balance with our picks. Happy to take a bull with one pick but we desperately need a bit of speed and silk. I still stand by that, however I am not calling out the names. Given the connection could JT go Langford 5 and Hynes at 9? Both interchange with each other at Stingrays. Both seem to be JT type players. Have the flexibility of playing mid and forward and both only 4 and 5 centimetres shorter than Armstrong with better hands and physicality. Both also know where the goals are and are leaders with good character. Cooper injured his ankle towards the end of the season, nothing too serious though. No indication given where we would take him. A good question but in a very even and deep draft I don’t think 9 is unreasonable and being runner up in the Morrish medal supports that. I just didn’t think he was getting enough respect. Murphy Reid is another one that I personally feel is not getting enough respect.
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Not getting enough respect in my opinion. Runner up in the Morrish medal behind Lindsay. Club co-captain. Best mates with Langford, could JT pull the trigger. Have met him a few times as he is from down my way and is going out with a girl I coach. A good size and frame also a real grounded, level headed kid. Yes we have spoken to him several times.
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It’s only early days but FWIW I think Brad Green is doing a fantastic job. Certainly getting on the front foot, great communication and there seems to be a plan. Finally actions and not just words from the club. I feel confident we can turn things around quite quickly and it will translate to on field success.
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The Harry Armstrong Thread
Dee Viney Intervention replied to FreedFromDesire's topic in Melbourne Demons
So essentially no traits that demand “must pick “ in the top 10. If we pick him with 5 or 9 I expect a meltdown on Demonland that would make Lidia Thorpe blush. -
The Bo Allan Thread
Dee Viney Intervention replied to spirit of norm smith's topic in Melbourne Demons
Will he solve our midfield - forward connection issues. Probably not. Thanks but no thanks. -
The Harry Armstrong Thread
Dee Viney Intervention replied to FreedFromDesire's topic in Melbourne Demons
Nothing against Armstrong but we have lost Brayshaw, Harmes, JJ, Dunstan etc and we replaced them with?????The midfield cupboard is bare at Casey. You can have JVR, Jefferson, Armstrong and Jesus Christ in our forward line but if we persist with slow ball movement and blindly bombing the ball into a congested forwardline I don’t care who you are, you are going to struggle to score. And we do. I get where you are coming from it is a bit of what comes first the chicken or the egg. I think we need midfield depth with quality ball users. We have the personnel in our forward line to get the job done, however there is no doubt we need a better system down there or players having clearly defined roles and they need to be made accountable for playing their role. -
Agree and that is my point. We absolutely get there. Further to that we need to finish high enough that we host the game at the MCG and win it. That is the pass. Goodwin has to be the coach under the most heat in 2025. You can’t go Premiership, out in straight sets in Melbourne two years in a row to not even making finals and not be.
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Collingwood fast becoming the new Geelong. Building a Dads Army.
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Absolutely agree. Everyone in the AFL world knows we have midfield- forward line connection issues. Goodwin has admitted it. With our draft hand we have a great opportunity to finally do something about solving this issue which has held us back over the last few years. I genuinely hope we get two midfielders with picks 5 and 9 but they must be balanced picks. One of those picks must be elite by foot, speed, X factor. I hope Smith is there at 5 and is our first pick. If not then best midfielder available at that selection eg Langford, Lalor, Smilie. Would love Draper but there is no way her gets past the Crows pick. Pick 9 if we get the big bodies mid at 5 should be Lindsay, Travaglia, Reid. Our midfield is same, same. We need someone who can consistently hit that kick into the forward 50. Someone that can break the lines and make good decisions with ball in hand to solve the connection problem which has been an anchor. We are a contest, defence based team. JT and Goodwin love the big bodied mids. The selection of Windsor last year with our first pick gives me hope that we go away from the “Melbourne player” of the contested bull. It is time to balance our list, we have a great opportunity to do so and I hope we take that opportunity with both hands. If we can get our disposal efficiency up into a functioning forward line we can turn things around very quickly. It’s time to fix the missing link.
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Win a final in Melbourne
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The Harry Armstrong Thread
Dee Viney Intervention replied to FreedFromDesire's topic in Melbourne Demons
Nothing against the player personally but I would be extremely disappointed if we used pick 5 on him. Mids, mids, mids please.Even with pick 9 would prefer others. We have Jefferson and Kentfield who replaced a midfielder. Let’s get some balance on our list. -
We need players that can consistently execute the most important kick in football, that kick into the forward 50. Plus a potential flight risk. An easy pass for mine.
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Picket Fence has shown you a red card
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Welcome to Demonland: Ricky Mentha
Dee Viney Intervention replied to dazzledavey36's topic in Trade, Draft & Free Agency
Reasons why you shouldn’t believe everything you read in the media. I give you exhibit (a) -
2024 Player Reviews: #43 Kyah Farris-White
Dee Viney Intervention replied to Demonland's topic in Melbourne Demons
Before moving to Perth Farris - White played football at the Chelsea Junior Football Club. Will be going full circle and playing for Chelsea in the MPFNL next year. -
Modern journalism is more about opinion than fact. That’s a fact!!!!!
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MFC 2024 BEST & FAIREST NIGHT
Dee Viney Intervention replied to spirit of norm smith's topic in Melbourne Demons
Gus Brayshaw you star, loved his speech. Also enjoyed Brad Greens address looking forward to the outcomes of the reviews although they should all be fully independent. Unfortunately not particularly inspired by Goodwins speech hopefully the players were. Congratulations to all the award winners, especially Nibbler. Thanks for your service to our club and for the slice of humble pie that you gave me by stringing consistent years of football together with a club first mentality.