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Amazing that he was playing such great footy before he turned 21. Had he stayed fit and on track with his life, he had the ability to win a Brownlow. Now at 27 years of age, who knows what could happen if was healthy and focussed?
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So what’s next? Nothing yet on the website.
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And get Jackie Watts back in to do some post season tricks to liven up the place.
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Better if they held this after the national draft so that someone could explain how we buggered up the trade and draft period.
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Incidental contact, low impact, look away.
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Casey v Box Hill - Practice Game on Sunday
Mister Ed replied to WERRIDEE's topic in Melbourne Demons
The Box Hill Hawks player who was injured and picked up by an ambulance is Mitchell Lewis. Casey big man Buxton-Wales has been impressive. -
I just can’t see why Fritta couldn’t play both games today.
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No joy for Magpies in return to Victoria Park as Demons dominate
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Sorry but you missed the boat ?♀️ Mine Jetta Max
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““Not I,” said the Swan “The entire idea is utterly absurd I'd be laughed at and scorned if the other Swans heard”. Typical of the Swans not to pick a Sparrow.
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Appreciate that insightful observation Captain Obvious.
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2018 AFL National Draft prospects: The next batch
Mister Ed replied to Whispering_Jack's topic in Melbourne Demons
The link to Cal Twomey's Phantom Form Guide: October Although we currently have 36, 46, 54, 62 & 65, it isn’t safe to assume that those will be our final draft selections. If the Hogan deal goes ahead we might still finish with some extra selections and Josh Mahoney might do a trade of draft picks that could see things change as well. -
Two days later - PB: I was only kiddin’ the other day. How about 9 plus a steak knife.
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That wasn’t Robbo reporting, was it?
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Is the Age still being published?
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Quality outside midfield strength has been mentioned as one of major needs and yet I’m not hearing any names mentioned in connection with the MFC. Any views on this?
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6. Clayton Oliver 5. Angus Brayshaw 4. Jesse Hogan 3. Christian Salem 2. Jeff Garlett 1. James Harmes
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Fox News has our injury list as follows (note - no mention of Weid):- MELBOURNE Dean Kent (hamstring) — 1-2 weeks Mitch King (elbow) — 1 weeks Corey Maynard (hip) — indefinite Pat McKenna (hamstring) — indefinite Aaron vandenBerg (ankle) — 5 weeks Adelaide has a bigger list but a few could be back. ADELAIDE Brad Crouch (groin) — TBC Paul Hunter (ankle) — 9-10 weeks Sam Jacobs (back spasms) — TBC Alex Keath (ankle) — test Mitch McGovern (ankle) — 7 weeks Andrew McPherson (groin) — 1-2 weeks Wayne Milera (hamstring) — test Rory Sloane (foot) — TBC Brodie Smith (knee) — season Taylor Walker (glute) — test
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The last 6 quarters have seen us outscore our opponents by 150 points.
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Titus’ take - Carlton (50) v Melbourne (159) Melbourne have been on the end of these results a lot but rarely the ones handing out this level of punishment. Since the Kreuzer Cup, in 2007, these two teams have been in a fierce competition to see who can most ineptly put together a rebuild. It’s been a brutal exercise, with both finding new ways to break the hearts and minds of their fans. At different stages it’s seemed that one club has finally got its act together, only to spectacularly blow it all up. Was this another one of those moments? It feels like the Demons’ rebuild is finally working. On Sunday, they destroyed Carlton after the first quarter with brutal ease that left Blues fans wondering why they do this to themselves. Brendon Bolton at three-quarter time gave the Blues the sort of spray that is usually reserved for Russell Crowe towards hotel staff. Remember when Bolton was all smiles and happy? As predicted, Carlton have fixed that. I can understand why I was genuinely shocked by how poor Carlton were. I know they’ve got a lot of outs, but the ease with which the Demons strolled out of defence to score was mind-blowing. Is Melbourne’s rebuild that much better or is this just more of the back and forth between these two? The Demons have won four in a row, against Essendon, St Kilda, Gold Coast and now Carlton. But they’ve been embarrassed by Hawthorn and Richmond. They play Adelaide in Alice Springs next week, where surely, we get a better sense of the Demons actual form. Even if Melbourne isn’t quite as good as it currently seems, what is clear is the Blues are in a dark place, a place they’ve made their home for some time now
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Does anyone know the nature of Dom Tyson’s illness? Hope he’s Ok.
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Tell this to Wests Tigers.
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Who the hell are you?
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Obviously the kid whose going to run out with the team this afternoon has been brought up exclusively on a diet of bananas.
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Yes but the case will go to appeal and if that fails, who knows? Journos have been prepared to go to prison rather than reveal their sources.