Not the best way to have started the season with four losses apiece.
Melbourne seem to be up and down in their performance, yet whether the promise of a better year next year will be enough to keep Daniher and co in the job next year remains to be seen.
Terry Wallace on the other hand has informed supporters it will be three more years before they get close to the prize, whether or not that keeps the Richmond Faithful faithful who knows?
Still they have to play each other eventually I suppose!
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by Sojourner » Sun Apr 22, 2007 10:37 pm
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by Hondo » Mon Apr 23, 2007 10:07 am
Doesn't get any easier for either side this week. Melbourne play in Sydney and Richmond come up against West Coast.
Melbourne are missing some key players but reports from the game (including McAlmanac's) aren't too flattering for the Dees.
Melbourne are missing some key players but reports from the game (including McAlmanac's) aren't too flattering for the Dees.
by Dutchy » Mon Apr 23, 2007 10:22 am
Take Neitz, Robbo, Johnstone, Rivers, McLean & Moloney out of any team and they will struggle.
Rochmond on the other hand dont have the same reasons
Rochmond on the other hand dont have the same reasons
by Rik E Boy » Mon Apr 23, 2007 12:53 pm
Dutchy wrote:Take Neitz, Robbo, Johnstone, Rivers, McLean & Moloney out of any team and they will struggle.
Rochmond on the other hand dont have the same reasons
Neitz the only champion player in that group. McLean an emerging champion, Robbo and Johnstone merely handy and what has Beamer and Rivers done again? When Neiter goes Melbourne are in as much trouble as Richmond.
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by Dutchy » Mon Apr 23, 2007 1:34 pm
Rik E Boy wrote:Dutchy wrote:Take Neitz, Robbo, Johnstone, Rivers, McLean & Moloney out of any team and they will struggle.
Rochmond on the other hand dont have the same reasons
Neitz the only champion player in that group. McLean an emerging champion, Robbo and Johnstone merely handy and what has Beamer and Rivers done again? When Neiter goes Melbourne are in as much trouble as Richmond.
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who said they are champions?
by Rik E Boy » Mon Apr 23, 2007 3:11 pm
Dutchy wrote:Rik E Boy wrote:Dutchy wrote:Take Neitz, Robbo, Johnstone, Rivers, McLean & Moloney out of any team and they will struggle.
Rochmond on the other hand dont have the same reasons
Neitz the only champion player in that group. McLean an emerging champion, Robbo and Johnstone merely handy and what has Beamer and Rivers done again? When Neiter goes Melbourne are in as much trouble as Richmond.
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who said they are champions?
Nobody
Except for Neitz
You love these things don't you Dutchy?
LOL
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by Dutchy » Mon Apr 23, 2007 3:13 pm
Just doing my stats into my spreadsheet for the game and Richmond and Melbourne have one common denominator for all their losses to date, apart from not winning....a cream bun to the first one who picks it up!!! 
by JK » Mon Apr 23, 2007 3:18 pm
Dutchy wrote:Take Neitz, Robbo, Johnstone, Rivers, McLean & Moloney out of any team and they will struggle.
Rochmond on the other hand dont have the same reasons
Obviously not as much talent just with the two of them, but Nathan Brown and Mark Coughlan would be two pretty big outs for the Tiges.
by Rik E Boy » Mon Apr 23, 2007 3:24 pm
Dutchy wrote:Just doing my stats into my spreadsheet for the game and Richmond and Melbourne have one common denominator for all their losses to date, apart from not winning....a cream bun to the first one who picks it up!!!
No Nathan Brown??
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by Dutchy » Mon Apr 23, 2007 3:28 pm
Rik E Boy wrote:Dutchy wrote:Just doing my stats into my spreadsheet for the game and Richmond and Melbourne have one common denominator for all their losses to date, apart from not winning....a cream bun to the first one who picks it up!!!
No Nathan Brown??
regards,
REB
Brown played for Demons...Wrong!
by Sojourner » Mon Apr 23, 2007 9:41 pm
Kane Jonnson certainley picked an interesting team to traitor from the Crows to!
by Dutchy » Mon Apr 23, 2007 10:54 pm
Sojourner wrote:Kane Jonnson certainley picked an interesting team to traitor from the Crows to!
as did Scott Welsh
by Dutchy » Mon Apr 23, 2007 10:55 pm
Dutchy wrote:Just doing my stats into my spreadsheet for the game and Richmond and Melbourne have one common denominator for all their losses to date, apart from not winning....a cream bun to the first one who picks it up!!!
all 8 losses at the MCG...they havent even travelled across town yet!
by McAlmanac » Mon Apr 23, 2007 11:06 pm
Dutchy wrote:Dutchy wrote:Just doing my stats into my spreadsheet for the game and Richmond and Melbourne have one common denominator for all their losses to date, apart from not winning....a cream bun to the first one who picks it up!!!
all 8 losses at the MCG...they havent even travelled across town yet!
In the words of KG - "That's unblvble"
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by Mr66 » Mon Apr 23, 2007 11:13 pm
Sojourner wrote:Kane Jonnson certainley picked an interesting team to traitor from the Crows to!
Like Tony Hall & Darren Jarman were traitors to Hawthorn?
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by Sojourner » Mon Apr 23, 2007 11:46 pm
Mr66 wrote:Sojourner wrote:Kane Jonnson certainley picked an interesting team to traitor from the Crows to!
Like Tony Hall & Darren Jarman were traitors to Hawthorn?
Glenelg and North Adelaide more likely!
by Dirko » Tue Apr 24, 2007 10:33 pm
And long may they continue this trend...
I'm prayin they DRAW when they get to each other
Filth both of 'em
I'm prayin they DRAW when they get to each other
Filth both of 'em
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by sydney-dog » Wed Apr 25, 2007 7:56 pm
Dutchy
Adelaide has no Roo, Johncock, Shirley, Biglands, Henschel, McGregor and Bode, and the club still finds a way not only to be competitve but a way to win
In regards to Daniher, he should not be judged on this year alone but on his ten years at the club
Ten years is a long time at a club, considering the Demons have not won a flag in that period and the inconsistency of the team from year in year out, maybe it wil be time for a fresh change and new direction
Adelaide has no Roo, Johncock, Shirley, Biglands, Henschel, McGregor and Bode, and the club still finds a way not only to be competitve but a way to win
In regards to Daniher, he should not be judged on this year alone but on his ten years at the club
Ten years is a long time at a club, considering the Demons have not won a flag in that period and the inconsistency of the team from year in year out, maybe it wil be time for a fresh change and new direction
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by Punk Rooster » Wed Apr 25, 2007 8:12 pm
Victorian born player wants to return home, it's treason. An ex-South Aussie wants to, the Vics are pricks for standing in his way....Sojourner wrote:Kane Jonnson certainley picked an interesting team to traitor from the Crows to!
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