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Tony Tea

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  1. Agree. It was horrendous. Bordered on cheating.
  2. Tony Tea posted a post in a topic in Melbourne Demons
    A very wise man, if he does say so himself.
  3. Tony Tea replied to ElDiablo14's post in a topic in Melbourne Demons
    Our list deserves a look at a different style of play. (So do us fans.)
  4. Teams have been doing it for several years now. There have been several knees courtesy of this dangerous tackle.
  5. Ever since I confidently predicted the 2021 flag I've been determined to try to be positive.
  6. Flag. Many pundits with face egg.
  7. This is wrong. Thompson was the crucial member of our 2004 on ball brigade, but he injured his foot in round 13 against Essendon when we were 2nd on the ladder and despite a few wins over also-rans and a belated top of the ladder at round 18, we fell away without his contest work and ended up fifth and what's more, what's arguably worse, handed Essendon their last finals win.
  8. Precisely what we need.
  9. Tony Tea replied to Demonland's post in a topic in Melbourne Demons
    Absolutely putrid grand final. Game was worse than the pre-game.
  10. Good player, but wrong sort of winger for us. We needed, and still need, more of a speed merchant.
  11. Growing up in Melbourne, Glenelg, along with Sturt, Norwood and Port Adelaide, was one of the SA clubs you were always hearing about; especially Port Adelaide who had won a bazillion flags. Imagine my surprise when I recently discovered that not only has Glenelg won just a handful of flags, but that Norwood has nearly won as many flags as Port.
  12. Tony Tea replied to Travy14's post in a topic in Melbourne Demons
    Daniel has one thing going for him - a miskick which ended up as a Brayshaw goal in the GF.
  13. Tony Tea replied to Demonland's post in a topic in Melbourne Demons
    No Sam, no watch.
  14. That's precisely the sort of fact this Demon fan remember.
  15. I like it that Melbourne supporters have lives outside football. Makes us one of the more sensible clubs; or rather, the least mad clubs.