YearOfTheDees

Bombers win helps our cause.

The amount of room that every player on the ground has is just crazy, both sides have no defense.

Nearly every inside fifty is a score. 78% anyway.

Channel seven making a killing with the adds today.

You use it as a weapon, Luke Beveridge almost won a flag in 2021 using the use against them line. Got within 12 goal anyway.

All you need to do is win.

The Grundy Gawn experiment is not working. We get nothing from it.

We are top four but only because the other 14 side are very ordinary.

Expect the Saints to have a big dip for ten minutes then we take over.

How was that not a throw.

5 goals from 10 inside 50s that would have been 36 goal last week.

After the AFL photo scandal during the week the clubs were told no more behinds. MFC took it the wrong way.

Since round two. And it was the same player.

100% conversion rate.

Paying the price for all those frees we got last week.

Saints sure love that indigenous jumper.

Hogan has won the game for them tonight.

Surely the Giants are not going to throw this game.

https://twitter.com/melbournefc/status/1676538913488531456?s=20

Good choice, in years to came the sub will become as an important position as any other on the field. Almost to the point where clubs will draft player to become subs. ie can play forward back and even ruck a little.

I tipped the eagles today. Tipped them into the bin.

Is that the we have to play away from home cup.

Nick Daicos has now recorded 25+ disposal games against all 17 other teams. He's played 40 games.

Revolving doors, out for a week and back in.

MELBOURNE’S Clayton Oliver left the training track early on Wednesday due to further hamstring discomfort that he experienced during his pre-training testing. The Demons’ GM of AFL Performance Alan Richardson provided an update on the midfielder. “Clayton has a complex hamstring injury, due to the fact that the injury is located where the muscle attaches to the tendon, and to further complicate that, there is injury to two separate hamstring muscles,” Richardson said. “There is no doubt that Clayton’s recovery has been complicated by the week he was required to spend immobile in hospital. “What we have experienced so far is that Clayton can comfortably achieve 90 percent of his running capacity, but as we saw yesterday, he is unable to get to full speed to pass his minimum training markers. “This suggests that, due to the discomfort Clayton felt during his run throughs, further recovery time is required. At this stage, we expect this will be three to four weeks. “The club will continue to explore all treatment options for Clayton, but as with all players, we won’t be taking any risks with his return to play timelines.”