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North's forward structure was dreadful, not going to get gifts like that every week. Not much good that came out of this other than a win and no injuries, but good to get a game into everyone. Brayshaw's first half was ordinary but he was instantly better for the run after half time. Loved Forward Fritsch too.

For an SEN website story there's not nearly enough wacky predictions. You're supposed to say Gold Coast will finish fifth and Collingwood 14th to make sure everyone furiously clicks through and Hutchy gets the ad revenue. Back to Clickbait College for Kane.

Hopefully it goes through the Herald Sun offices and clickbait is cancelled.

Watching that you can understand how footy players go off the rails when their career ends and they're suddenly not part of a group anymore.

Couldn't get a priority pick though.

I was pessimistic before last week because going 0-2 would have put us in a huge hole, but after winning these two games and having Lauren Pearce and Lily Mithen to come back in the only thing that concerns me is the lack of an accurate forward target. Difficult conditions the last two weeks but Cunningham has barely fired a shot and Shelley Scott's set shots ruin her excellent work to get to the ball in the first place. Need to follow on from last night and kick goals from a variety of sources.

Daisy and Paxman are superb. If we don't have a genuine tilt at a flag before they go there should be an inquest.

Doomsday scenario is we're 21-0 and the season gets cancelled due to a deadly pandemic

Forget the AFLW debate, what about this: Might be a positive for some but won't do much for me. Current game length worth carting myself across town for, less attractive travelling in and out for 90 minutes of game time. I bet you the AFL will give over to this in a heartbeat in the hope that more people will stay home, the ratings will go up and the next broadcast deal will bring in a motza. Will also ensure we never lose either of the top two record VFL/AFL losses ?

Shocking luck. I know it would be hard to turn back relatively big money but probably getting close to the point where he needs to give it away for his own good.

There's no way they're sending a Victorian team there - imagine having fans from the south, fans from the north and fans from Victoria all having to be catered for. My prediction is that they won't want 20 teams so a Victorian club will be merged with Gold Coast (ironic if North, but I'd want to keep our finances above float just in case) to pump them up, opening the space for a brand new club to start in Tasmania.

Demonbracket Grand Final results are in: Congratulations to your winner Max Gawn, who defeated Clayton Oliver by 160-48. Max joins Nathan Jones as the only man to win twice: 2012 - James Frawley d. Nathan Jones 2013 - Tom McDonald d. Mitch Clark 2014 - Nathan Jones d. Jack Watts 2015 - Nathan Jones [2] d. Dom Tyson 2016 - Jack Viney d. Nathan Jones 2017 - Max Gawn d. Jack Viney 2018 - Neville Jetta d. Clayton Oliver 2019 - Clayton Oliver d. Neville Jetta 2020 - Max Gawn [2] d. Clayton Oliver Thanks to everyone who supported this tournament over the last nine years (including two on Demonland) - and especially for this contest, which was by far the most votes in a match ever.

As we approach the mid point of Demonbracket Grand Final weekend, please welcome our half time entertainer. (And don't forget to pick between Oliver and Gawn if you haven't already)

Classified #demonbracket semi final results 1. Clayton Oliver d. 4. James Harmes 99-43 2. Max Gawn d. 5. Christian Petracca 101-41 Grand Final voting commences NOW, and is open until 19:00 Monday night. 1. Clayton Oliver vs 2. Max Gawn

Official Demonbracket quarter final scores 1. Clayton Oliver d. Neville Jetta 102-45 4. James Harmes d. 6. Bayley Fritsch 103-44 5. Christian Petracca d. 3. Jack Viney 114-33 2. Max Gawn d. 7. Christian Salem 125-22 Semi finals, open until 19:00 Friday. 1. Clayton Oliver vs 4. James Harmes 5. Christian Petracca vs 2. Max Gawn

Demonbracket Day 8 results: Neville Jetta d. 8.Angus Brayshaw 99-38 4. James Harmes d. Jake Melksham 79-58 3. Jack Viney d. Sam Weideman 102-35 2. Max Gawn d. Marty Hore 134-3 Quarter Finals - open until 19:00 Wednesday. All but one seed survives to the elite eight. 1. Clayton Oliver vs Neville Jetta 6. Bayley Fritsch vs 4. James Harmes 3. Jack Viney vs 5. Christian Petracca 7. Christian Salem vs 2. Max Gawn

#demonbracket Day 7 results. A good day for the seeds but we farewell two former winners. 1. Clayton Oliver d. Nathan Jones 120-20 5. Christian Petracca d. Tom McDonald 84-56 6. Bayley Fritsch d. Jake Lever 83-57 7. Christian Salem d. Jay Lockhart 131-9 Day 8 matches, open until 19:00 Wednesday night Neville Jetta vs 8.Angus Brayshaw Jake Melksham vs 4. James Harmes 3. Jack Viney vs Sam Weideman Marty Hore vs 2. Max Gawn In light of other developments today, the organising committee draw your attention to this pre-tournament rule: Harley Bennell is a preliminary entrant. If he isn't an officially listed Melbourne player by Friday 24 January he will be ineligible to participate We welcome Harley to the club but confirm there will be no wildcard entries. Now, off to Iowa to provide vote counting assistance.

Out to Angus Brayshaw in Round 2 by 124 votes to 16.

Demonbracket Day 6 results: 4. James Harmes d. Alex Neal-Bullen 126-7 Nathan Jones d. Joel Smith 111-22 Sam Weideman d. Michael Hibberd 68-65 Marty Hore d. Harrison Petty 94-39 Day 7 matches, and hello the top seed is here. 1. Clayton Oliver vs Nathan Jones Tom McDonald vs 5. Christian Petracca 6. Bayley Fritsch vs Jake Lever 7. Christian Salem vs Jay Lockhart Vote by 19:00hrs Tuesday.

Side 1, track 3 "Struggle" Yes, that will do nicely.

#demonbracket Day 5 results Jake Melksham d. Steven May 104-48 Jay Lockhart d. Josh Wagner 130-22 6. Bayley Fritsch d. Jayden Hunt 106-46 7. Christian Salem d. Oskar Baker 146-6 Open until 7pm Monday, Day 6 features the following blockbusters: 4. James Harmes vs Alex Neal-Bullen Joel Smith vs Nathan Jones Sam Weideman vs Michael Hibberd Marty Hore vs Harrison Petty

Day 4 Demonbracket results: 8. Angus Brayshaw d. Oscar McDonald 124-16 5. Christian Petracca d. Ed Langdon 129-11 Jake Lever d. Tom Sparrow 128-12 Tom McDonald d. Mitch Hannan 126-14 Neville Jetta d. Aaron vandenBerg 112-28 Day 5 sees Round 2 roll on, with these games open until 7pm Friday. Jake Melksham vs Steven May Jay Lockhart vs Josh Wagner 6. Bayley Fritsch vs Jayden Hunt 7. Christian Salem vs Oskar Baker

Day 3 results. Round 1 concludes with: Ed Langdon d. Braydon Preuss 84-41 Joel Smith d. Toby Bedford 102-23 Marty Hore d. Kysaiah Pickett 64-61 Jake Lever d. Adam Tomlinson 115-10 Sam Weideman d. Luke Jackson 83-42 Day 4 games, open until 19:00 tomorrow night. Oscar McDonald vs 8. Angus Brayshaw Ed Langdon vs 5. Christian Petracca Jake Lever vs Tom Sparrow Tom McDonald vs Mitch Hannan Neville Jetta vs Aaron vandenBerg Happy selecting!

Day 2 results: Kysaiah Pickett d. Mitch Brown 120-8 Harrison Petty d. Kyle Dunkley 92-36 Luke Jackson d. James Jordon 108-20 Tom Sparrow d. Kade Kolodjashnij 80-48 Jay Lockhart d. Charlie Spargo 93-35 Day 3 games are live until 19:00 Wednesday, where Round 1 concludes with these bumper matchups: Braydon Preuss vs Ed Langdon Toby Bedford vs Joel Smith Kysaiah Pickett vs Marty Hore Jake Lever vs Adam Tomlinson Luke Jackson vs Sam Weideman

Demonbracket Day 1 results: Adam Tomlinson d. Austin Bradtke 94-27 Toby Bedford d. Aaron Nietschke 92-29 Oskar Baker d. Corey Wagner 101-20 Steven May d. Kade Chandler 109-12 Ed Langdon d. Trent Rivers 94-27 Day 2 matches, open until 19:00 Tuesday Mitch Brown vs Kysaiah Pickett Harrison Petty vs Kyle Dunkley James Jordon vs Luke Jackson Kade Kolodjashnij vs Tom Sparrow Jay Lockhart vs Charlie Spargo