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To have all those dramas at the start and still run a world qualifying time is something else!
Thanks for the link I did do a bottle of a liver detox blend with some of those ingredients thank you! I wonder if my fasting was messing with it as well but it shouldn’t
He was the best in the comp in his prime. Geelong got him from Adelaide crows and being the team we are the captain at the time took a salary cut to fit danger in the team
Geelong v Melbourne, GMHBA Stadium
Friday, April 4, 7.40pm AEDT
Last time: Melbourne 10.14 (74) d Geelong 9.12 (66), R8 2024
What it means
Geelong (1-2) has had a firm reminder of how tight the margins can be with a pair of narrow defeats that have knocked it out of the top eight and back into the chasing pack. The Cats will now appreciate returning to their home fortress and taking on a Demons outfit that they have lost to only three times in their past 25 meetings at the venue.
Melbourne (0-3) started the season hoping for a rapid bounce back into finals contention but instead finds itself out to prove that it is not facing up to the end of an era. The Demons have suffered a pair of humiliating defeats to sides that finished in the bottom six last year and will need to find a dramatic form reversal to avoid a 0-4 start to a season for the first time since 2012.
Game shapers
Patrick Dangerfield might be entering the twilight of his career but the former Brownlow medallist remains critical to Geelong's hopes of pushing towards yet another top-four finish. The 34-year-old is now spending significant time in the Cats' attacking half, with more familiar cameos in the midfield, and should be out to hit the scoreboard more after booting 4.4 in the opening three matches.
Harvey Langford led the fight in his first start for Melbourne as its star-studded midfield otherwise failed to match the pace and power of the Gold Coast onball brigade. The 19-year-old arrived at the Demons at pick No.6 with a reputation for enjoying the contest at the coalface and gave a glimmer of hope on an otherwise dark day with 26 disposals and six clearances to earn a Rising Star nomination.
We are up tonight at home v Melbourne @Undisciplined . @grayruby pies got the win last night
I didn’t eat it like crazy before but must be the cause of the liver issue as I didn’t drink heaps of alcohol
I don’t know what I could do more to make it better any quicker so hopefully the bloods come back showing progress in the right direction