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By the numbers 6 Clayton Oliver 5 Christian Petracca 4 Steven May 3 Max Gawn 2 Jack Billings 1 Jack Viney Honourable mentions Ben Brown Kade Chandler Tom McDonald Judd McVee Kysaiah Pickett Christian Salem Opposition hyperbole watch Doggie talls started off with a a bang ultimately failed to deliver. Adjudication AFL score review system seemed to work more efficaciously? It was well oiled. Media Celebrate the moment rather than continue to rake over the ashes. Overall A pleasing result on many levels. However one win does not maketh a season.
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joeboy; add some pizzazz! Ok solid overall with very little to disagree about. Ed Langdon must be the new whipping boy out on the Canterbury line. 18 disciplined disposals at 88%+ DE makes him a solid team contributor.
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Or negotiated career extensions with “Old Nick” at the Mississippi Delta crossroads?
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Emphatic.
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Given our strong connections as being the pioneers of inducting Irish footballers to Australian Rules. May fond memories of Jimmy Stynes, Sean Wight (hon) et al, be celebrated with your favourite tipple Jamiesons, Guinness, Beamish or Bewley's Irish Breakfast. 🤞 for luck of the Irish. Saint Patrick's Day 🍀 at the 'G Demon's win.
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All good ET! l’d rather be in the ice cream cake shop than swept past it.
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MONIZZ with the XX appellation. Is that the footy equivalent to the Ford Falcon XB GT?
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Picket that would be awesome. I’m looking for a four leaf clover 🍀. Should be safe Saint Pat banned the slitherers.
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What do people expect we're not talking about a tiddlywinks tournament. Aussie rules is a contact sport and can be quite brutal at times. Harrison's serious foot injury was a result of a 100kg defender's awkwardness, loss of balance or lack of care? Falling impactfully on his lower limbs. Theo should add 'kick' to his moniker but then a well executed dropkick was a thing of beauty to behold.
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Tardis obviously needs a fine tune. Saturday's encounter is against the Piranha Park Lions!
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A decent mix of promising youth and sage experience out at Casey Fields Saturday PM. Obviously the last encounter between these teams was heavily skewed the dogs way due to ‘selection issues’. Expect a more closely fought encounter this time. Given the matinee time slot, Roan Steele should get the casting call to appear in a leading role on the rehearsal sound stage.
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To be Frank, DeeSpencer NO. Not unless you're dabbling in some hitherto unrevealed black arts. But on a positive note David Schwartz has miraculously been resurrected at SEN.
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#39 Koltyn Tholstrup #39 as expected with higher numbers is rather transitory. Either the temporary holder of the number gains a toehold and moves up the pecking order. Or gets short shrift and is speedily delisted. The exception to the rule, was Neville Jetta whose name became eponymous with the jumper. Neville played a record 159 games in the guernsey for the Demons. Like a quality red maturating with age, Neville became a top AFL small defender, who exemplified courage and determination. Of those who moved on to succeed. Gerard Healy would be a name most would recognise. His early promise was soon rewarded with elevation to the #3 guernsey and in time recognition as club best and fairest with the ‘84 Bluey. Lured to the Sydney Swans by a big contract offer. Healy continued his ascension to football immortality with the 1988 Brownlow medal. George Lakes was another who showed promise in #39 moving on up to #9. George was of Greek descent, his father having anglicised the family name. Recruited from Broken Hill as a gun recruit by Jim Cardwell Melbourne Club Secretary for the start of 1968 season. (JC was synonymous with the golden age dynasty of the 50’s to early 60’s). I recall George as a very skilful centreman in John Beckwith’s coached teams of the later ‘60’s. Unfortunately injury and form lapses meant his promise was unfulfilled. Russell Colcott flipped the other side of the #39 coin. A forward sans well developed mop of hair with a spectacular leap. Competing against the likes of Ross Dillon and Ray Carr. With Tiger Ridley wielding a pair of scissors list deletion was inevitable. He later joined Big Bob Johnson at Oakleigh in the VFA. Where he flourished on Sundays. In a more tolerant environment, taking some big speccies. Austin Wonaeamirri was a glimmer of hope for the Demon faithful in a barren period for the club. His staring role during his debut season. In the magical comeback win against the Dockers in round 7 2008. Is of course the stuff of legends. Sadly Jim Stynes then Club President and Dean Bailey Coach. Who were closely associated with the early (albeit short lived) success of indigenous players from remote NT communities. Are no longer with us. Austin kicked four fabulously celebrated goals and was nominated as a rising star. Circumstances unfortunately, did not allow Austin Wonaeamirri or Liam Jurrah continued sustained success. But as a comet suddenly appears in the night sky and burns so brightly but briefly. Cameos not to be soon forgotten.
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Demonland has a Job Vacancy for a Resident Optimist. Catharsis seekers and flagellants need only apply.
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Would like to know the body weight too. Gives an idea of the physical stature of the player. Newton’s laws of the motion can’t be applied without the mass. Maybe the people who are running ‘the show’ should supply sideshow mirrors.