Dee Zephyr

Yep, they took off to order their Tassie jumpers.

Lions seem a bit wobbly

How bad must be the Eagles be if Carlton is dishing up this 💩 tonight. And on a totally unrelated note I had no idea we had the best % in the comp.

Blues and Friday night footy. We forgot what a good combo that was.

Did T Mac fly up injured or did he sustain it up there?

Where does it mention Harmes is injured DJ?

No excuses for Caaaaaarlton tonight.

Title’s had more name changes than Kardinia Park😁

I don’t think there was anything wrong with Spargo’s form pre injury. He’s kicked 2 goals three times in 4 and a bit games and was his usual self with score involvements and goal assists.

Go Chin. The forward who has surprisingly reshaped the Dees' attack

Priceless reactions from a couple of the boys.

Gawn’s tap to Trac for a goal in the third quarter against North was as hitout to advantage as you’ll get.

Yep, he’s cost a lot of people same game multis this year.

May comes to us in season 2019 and we finish 17th with 5 wins. His season was interrupted by injury. Tom Lynch moves to Richmond in 2019 and wins a flag. In 2020 he had a stellar season and hasn't looked back since. How did he feel at the end of 2019?

Toby should be number 1

Spargo was at Casey running as part of the rehab group 6 days after his concussion in Gather round. Was during our main session before Anzac Eve. Not sure of the protocols either.

Next home game is against Fremantle. Should be a fun game .

https://www.melbournefc.com.au/video/1320972/re-sign-kysaiah-pickett

Here we go…bring the heat on the topic

I don’t believe it’s of significant concern and I don’t think JVR is carrying the load deever. We do average 110 points a game.This assessment on the AFL site is accurate as of now imo. Also posted this in post-match. Dangerous Dees have forward options to spare Most clubs dream of having a pair of key forwards to build an attack around, but Melbourne is taking a different approach this season. The Dees have featured a different combination of talls almost every week, with fourth-gamer Jacob van Rooyen joined by Dee debutant Josh Schache on Saturday, the pair managing two goals between them in Melbourne's highest score of the season. But the actual 'key' to the Dees' forwards is an unpredictable gaggle of smalls and goalkicking midfielders as well as ventures forward from their two-pronged ruck pairing, which makes them incredibly difficult to defend against. And with Ben Brown, Tom McDonald and Jake Melksham stuck in the VFL, there are even more options waiting in the wings. - Howard Kimber

From the 9 things we learned from Round 7. Dangerous Dees have forward options to spare Most clubs dream of having a pair of key forwards to build an attack around, but Melbourne is taking a different approach this season. The Dees have featured a different combination of talls almost every week, with fourth-gamer Jacob van Rooyen joined by Dee debutant Josh Schache on Saturday, the pair managing two goals between them in Melbourne's highest score of the season. But the actual 'key' to the Dees' forwards is an unpredictable gaggle of smalls and goalkicking midfielders as well as ventures forward from their two-pronged ruck pairing, which makes them incredibly difficult to defend against. And with Ben Brown, Tom McDonald and Jake Melksham stuck in the VFL, there are even more options waiting in the wings. - Howard Kimber

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Can’t knock their passion and team spirit.

How do you leave the middle open