Demon Dynasty

Yeh he done good he did

How was that not in the back/interference in the back pocket juat now!?? ..too funny

Some of Dunstan's HBs are first class. He has great lateral vision, able to hit them out wide to allow time and space for the receiver to execute

Just knock / kick the ball on there boys... dont know why so many players want to pick the ball up when surrounded by two or three opponents

Chandler's been in everything since i said he doesn't appear to have progressed much 😄

Hooray a free to Casey yippee!

Terrible attempt by Baker to spoil from behind on HB there. Zero body contact ....even a smidgen might have dislodged it

Another dubious free to Port. The Port ruckman believing it was against him haha

Clear mark in a 1 v 1 to Rosman back of the square... called touched lol

Nice handball to Munro allows him to goal around the corner from 40 from pretty much straight in front. Im sure we've had at least two or three but im struggling to recall many frees for Casey whereas Port have had plenty

Appears to be a 3 to 4 goal breeze our way this quarter

Rosman two awful kicks in a row for two turnovers on 50. Nice steadier from Chandler

Borough FB is running about 25 meters out of the goal square without bouncing. No travel called. Who is training these umps....pathetic

Really like Ellison.. appears to have the smarts forward or back. Golly these commentators ... still digging the barrel with the dumb Melbourne stereotype jokes. Idiots

Didn't take enough care & time on that. Solid goer at VFL level but not sure he has progressed much in the last 12 months. Baker going ok but boy...he takes a fair while to assess at times coming inside 50. Then there's the kicking. That up and under skyscraper off HB into the middle for the easy turnover to Port 😬

Yeh they dont appear to recognise many Casey players apart from White, Chandler & Bell, even those getting multiple possessions within a short space of time.

You forgot good ol' Spargoat. Heard we are gonna trial him in a back up ruck role. You know, similar to Bolton of the Tiges.

Back to the country league for these three. Or maybe...should've gone to Spec Savers!?

They had 6 free kicks at about the 8 minute mark of the fourth quarter. That's barely 1.5 frees a quarter to that point. Would have to be some sort of all time low number? The amount of 10 - 12 meter kicks that were allowed as marks was astoundingly poor judgement from too many of the officials tonight. If they got a third wrong i would understand. Had to be at least half this evening. At one stage, with no eyes on the ball until after initial contact, Cripps ran straight at Ryder in the ruck on the edge of the Saintsl's goal square. A clear block a la Tommy Hawkins at his worst in the ruck but the ump just called play on. And what was that goal line review. Two umps watching, one on either side, and neither could see that the ball clearly went over or the post was touched with the other hand? And the McKay free late in the last as Mr Leg has mentioned!?? As Brian would say in his grating whine...Wowee! There were some patches where i thought it was great to see the whistle put away but unfortunately any good work was short lived by being over officious or just poor calls, mostly against the Aints.

Taking no chances. Wrapping the up & coming super star in cotton wool

What a disgraceful performance it was. Even in the dying seconds they managed to find a 50!

Just missing a club...

Sean Wight. What can be said that hasn't already been said. I will just say that this bloke was possibly among the toughest 'at the ball' players i've ever witnessed live for the MFC. As mentioned he had no fear for his own safety and went where only eagles dared in marking, spoiling and loose ball contests. Pretty sure he helped us win the 87 night final against Essendrug by going or playing forward for a large part of the match, taking a few contested marks and kicking a few goals. He was also one of the big early 'third man up' exponents. Would hate to think of the meters gained from his punches forward towards the boundary with another throw in ensuing.

Yeh chops & changes far too much, often to his own detriment.

Clarry had that something special in him from the first time he put his toe in the water on the G. Up there with my all time Favs. Love watching him play and the joy with which he plays. Continuing on in the footsteps of the Demon spirits of the past, touch wood, he looks like joining them and possibly even surpassing some to become one of our all time greats. The Ron Barassi of our time!!?? Congrats to Clarry & the club. Fabulous news.