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Is DemurePrincess Footy Is The Win‘s benny? It’s the only explanation as to why this is the only fred on the Bay she posts in. 
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Is DemurePrincess Footy Is The Win‘s benny? It’s the only explanation as to why this is the only fred on the Bay she posts in.
Hmmm, how can I put this?
You’re Footy Is The Win
Footy Is The Win is you
bAyFLX sucks real bad
Hope that clears things up for you
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BETA 6.0 UPDATE: Pre Season Fixture Released
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bAyFLX Pre-Season Kicks Off Amid Controversy – A Clever Move to Catch Cheaters
The bAyFLX pre-season unexpectedly kicked off today, generating buzz and excitement across the league. In a clever twist, the league administration decided to commence the pre-season earlier than anticipated, aiming to catch potential cheaters off guard. Two matches took place, featuring Lemon Squeeze squaring off against Big Red, while Blue Steel challenged Killer Vanilla.
In these matches, teams made a strategic decision to utilize bots, allowing them to rest their star players while fielding AI-driven formations. This move is aimed at maximizing preparation without overextending key athletes ahead of the official season. However, while the use of bots is legally permissible, it has sparked a wave of controversy, with many teams criticizing the practice as unsportsmanlike.
The early pre-season start presents a shrewd approach from bAyFLX, as it seeks to discourage teams from bending the rules or engaging in practices that could be construed as cheating. By keeping teams on their toes, the league hopes to foster a culture of fairness and integrity, reinforcing the idea that real competition should be at the heart of the game.
Critics of the bot-using strategy argue that it undermines the essence of pre-season games, which serve to evaluate team dynamics, develop game plans, and provide opportunities for all players. Traditionalists within the league contend that actual matchups among players cultivate camaraderie and teamwork, elements that simply cannot be replicated by artificial intelligence.
As the bAyFLX community reflects on today’s matches, the outcomes not only set the stage for the forthcoming season but also raise essential questions about strategy, fairness, and the ongoing battle against cheating in the league. With the potential for more teams to adopt bot-driven approaches, the league must balance innovation with its commitment to maintaining the competitive spirit that fans and players value.
Stay tuned as we provide all the stats from this weekends matches, along with insightful reactions from players and coaches regarding this controversial trend in pre-season preparations and the clever tactics by bAyFLX to keep the competition fair.
bAyFLX Pre-Season Kicks Off Amid Controversy – A Clever Move to Catch Cheaters
The bAyFLX pre-season unexpectedly kicked off today, generating buzz and excitement across the league. In a clever twist, the league administration decided to commence the pre-season earlier than anticipated, aiming to catch potential cheaters off guard. Two matches took place, featuring Lemon Squeeze squaring off against Big Red, while Blue Steel challenged Killer Vanilla.
In these matches, teams made a strategic decision to utilize bots, allowing them to rest their star players while fielding AI-driven formations. This move is aimed at maximizing preparation without overextending key athletes ahead of the official season. However, while the use of bots is legally permissible, it has sparked a wave of controversy, with many teams criticizing the practice as unsportsmanlike.
The early pre-season start presents a shrewd approach from bAyFLX, as it seeks to discourage teams from bending the rules or engaging in practices that could be construed as cheating. By keeping teams on their toes, the league hopes to foster a culture of fairness and integrity, reinforcing the idea that real competition should be at the heart of the game.
Critics of the bot-using strategy argue that it undermines the essence of pre-season games, which serve to evaluate team dynamics, develop game plans, and provide opportunities for all players. Traditionalists within the league contend that actual matchups among players cultivate camaraderie and teamwork, elements that simply cannot be replicated by artificial intelligence.
As the bAyFLX community reflects on today’s matches, the outcomes not only set the stage for the forthcoming season but also raise essential questions about strategy, fairness, and the ongoing battle against cheating in the league. With the potential for more teams to adopt bot-driven approaches, the league must balance innovation with its commitment to maintaining the competitive spirit that fans and players value.
Stay tuned as we provide all the stats from this weekends matches, along with insightful reactions from players and coaches regarding this controversial trend in pre-season preparations and the clever tactics by bAyFLX to keep the competition fair.
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Forget the AFL*
The real Footy starts tomorrow.
The real Footy starts tomorrow.
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Match Report: Lemon Squeeze vs. Big Red – 2025 Pre-Season Round 1
Venue: Citrus Street Oval, North Melbourne
Date: [August 23, 2024]
GOALS:
Lemon Squeeze: spudmaster 2, AvantGardener 1, STPer18 1, A Cut Above 1, Daka 1, ThatsjustDappa 1,
BigChippa52 1
Big Red: Mentallo 3, Smeg Head 2, Big_Birdy 2, The Victorian 1, allrighty 1
BEST:
Lemon Squeeze: AvantGardener, STPer18, BigChippa52, JoinDate, catscratchfever
Big Red: Rabish Binney, Big_Birdy, Mentallo, pavstar, bzparkes, The Victorian
In a thrilling opener to the 2025 bAyFLX Pre-Season, Lemon Squeeze faced off against Big Red in a tightly contested match that showcased the competitive spirit of both teams. With a final score of 65 to 53 in favour of Big Red, the game highlighted key performances from standout players while setting the stage for an exciting season ahead.
Match Summary
The game kicked off at the scenic Citrus Street Oval, home ground for Lemon Squeeze, promising an energetic atmosphere for the players and fans alike. As the whistle blew, both teams wasted no time in demonstrating their intent to secure an early victory in the pre-season.
First Quarter
The match began at a brisk pace. Big Red quickly established dominance, with Mentallo leading the charge, scoring two early goals to put them ahead. Despite the early setback, Lemon Squeeze rallied back, with spudmaster finding the back of the net to keep the scoreboard ticking. However, Big Red maintained their composure, ending the quarter with a slight advantage, 4.4 (28) to Lemon Squeeze's 3.1 (19).
Second Quarter
In the second quarter, Lemon Squeeze began to find their rhythm. Goal-kicker AvantGardener showed class with a brilliant major, while STPer18 added another for the home side. Yet, Big Red’s attacking resolve was spearheaded by Smeg Head and Big_Birdy, who both contributed to Big Red’s increasing lead. The quarter concluded with Big Red trailing 6.6 (42) against Lemon Squeeze's 7.3 (45).
Third Quarter
The intensity heightened in the third quarter as both teams exchanged blows. Lemon Squeeze's scoring was bolstered by contributions from Daka and ThatsjustDappa, but Big Red was relentless. With Mentallo proving to be an unstoppable force, he further added to his tally, helping Big Red pull ahead as they entered the final quarter with a score of 8.9 (57) to Lemon Squeeze's 8.4 (52).
Fourth Quarter
In the final quarter, tension filled the air as Lemon Squeeze sought to close the gap. A resilient effort from BigChippa52, who scored amidst the pressure, provided a glimmer of hope. Yet, Big Red held their nerve under pressure, with goals from The Victorian and allrighty ensuring they secured the game. Ultimately, Big Red emerged victorious with a final score of 9.11 (65) to Lemon Squeeze’s 8.5 (53).
Post-Match Analysis
The match showcased an exciting display of skill and determination from both sides. Big Red’s strong, team-oriented game plan, anchored by standout performances from Rabish Binney and Mentallo, secured their early pre-season win. Lemon Squeeze displayed flashes of brilliance and resilience, particularly from AvantGardener and STPer18, offering promising signs as they navigate the pre-season.
As the teams review their performances, they will aim to build on their respective strengths and address weaknesses in preparation for the upcoming season. With plenty of football left to be played, both Lemon Squeeze and Big Red will look to refine their strategies in the weeks to come.
Venue: Citrus Street Oval, North Melbourne
Date: [August 23, 2024]
GOALS:
Lemon Squeeze: spudmaster 2, AvantGardener 1, STPer18 1, A Cut Above 1, Daka 1, ThatsjustDappa 1,
BigChippa52 1
Big Red: Mentallo 3, Smeg Head 2, Big_Birdy 2, The Victorian 1, allrighty 1
BEST:
Lemon Squeeze: AvantGardener, STPer18, BigChippa52, JoinDate, catscratchfever
Big Red: Rabish Binney, Big_Birdy, Mentallo, pavstar, bzparkes, The Victorian
In a thrilling opener to the 2025 bAyFLX Pre-Season, Lemon Squeeze faced off against Big Red in a tightly contested match that showcased the competitive spirit of both teams. With a final score of 65 to 53 in favour of Big Red, the game highlighted key performances from standout players while setting the stage for an exciting season ahead.
Match Summary
The game kicked off at the scenic Citrus Street Oval, home ground for Lemon Squeeze, promising an energetic atmosphere for the players and fans alike. As the whistle blew, both teams wasted no time in demonstrating their intent to secure an early victory in the pre-season.
First Quarter
The match began at a brisk pace. Big Red quickly established dominance, with Mentallo leading the charge, scoring two early goals to put them ahead. Despite the early setback, Lemon Squeeze rallied back, with spudmaster finding the back of the net to keep the scoreboard ticking. However, Big Red maintained their composure, ending the quarter with a slight advantage, 4.4 (28) to Lemon Squeeze's 3.1 (19).
Second Quarter
In the second quarter, Lemon Squeeze began to find their rhythm. Goal-kicker AvantGardener showed class with a brilliant major, while STPer18 added another for the home side. Yet, Big Red’s attacking resolve was spearheaded by Smeg Head and Big_Birdy, who both contributed to Big Red’s increasing lead. The quarter concluded with Big Red trailing 6.6 (42) against Lemon Squeeze's 7.3 (45).
Third Quarter
The intensity heightened in the third quarter as both teams exchanged blows. Lemon Squeeze's scoring was bolstered by contributions from Daka and ThatsjustDappa, but Big Red was relentless. With Mentallo proving to be an unstoppable force, he further added to his tally, helping Big Red pull ahead as they entered the final quarter with a score of 8.9 (57) to Lemon Squeeze's 8.4 (52).
Fourth Quarter
In the final quarter, tension filled the air as Lemon Squeeze sought to close the gap. A resilient effort from BigChippa52, who scored amidst the pressure, provided a glimmer of hope. Yet, Big Red held their nerve under pressure, with goals from The Victorian and allrighty ensuring they secured the game. Ultimately, Big Red emerged victorious with a final score of 9.11 (65) to Lemon Squeeze’s 8.5 (53).
Post-Match Analysis
The match showcased an exciting display of skill and determination from both sides. Big Red’s strong, team-oriented game plan, anchored by standout performances from Rabish Binney and Mentallo, secured their early pre-season win. Lemon Squeeze displayed flashes of brilliance and resilience, particularly from AvantGardener and STPer18, offering promising signs as they navigate the pre-season.
As the teams review their performances, they will aim to build on their respective strengths and address weaknesses in preparation for the upcoming season. With plenty of football left to be played, both Lemon Squeeze and Big Red will look to refine their strategies in the weeks to come.
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Match Report: Blue Steel vs. Killer Vanilla – Pre-Season Showdown
Venue: Broadway, Reservoir
Date: August 23, 2024
In an exciting clash of the titans, Blue Steel took on Killer Vanilla at their home ground of Broadway, culminating in a nail-biting finish that saw Killer Vanilla emerge victorious, 69 to 55. The pre-season encounter showcased brilliant individual performances, unexpected twists, and moments that will be remembered for their humor and controversy.
Venue: Broadway, Reservoir
Date: August 23, 2024
In an exciting clash of the titans, Blue Steel took on Killer Vanilla at their home ground of Broadway, culminating in a nail-biting finish that saw Killer Vanilla emerge victorious, 69 to 55. The pre-season encounter showcased brilliant individual performances, unexpected twists, and moments that will be remembered for their humor and controversy.
Match Summary
The atmosphere was electric at Broadway as fans filled the stands, eager to witness this highly-anticipated showdown. Both teams entered the field with high expectations, looking to assert their dominance early in the pre-season.
First Quarter
The match got off to a slow start, with both teams struggling to find their rhythm. Despite a flurry of missed opportunities, it was Killer Vanilla who found the scoreboard first with goals from the ever-dangerous AtariRose, who kicked two quick majors. Blue Steel, however, responded with determination, showcasing a spectacular long-range goal from MrsEddieBetts, who was clearly in fine form. The quarter ended with Killer Vanilla leading 2.2 (14) to Blue Steel’s 1.4 (10).
Second Quarter
As the second quarter unfolded, Blue Steel ramped up their offensive intensity. The normally calm and collected Captain, TheInjuryFactory, began issuing fiery on-field instructions as he sought to inspire his team. Blue Steel found their stride, but Killer Vanilla’s defense, led by the reliable Cleansweep17, stood strong. Blue Steel managed to put more points on the board, with CCurnow3votes and Drakescoffeecake getting their names on the scoresheet. Despite their efforts, they were still level with Killer Vanilla 4.4 (28) to Blue Steel’s 3.10 (28).
Third Quarter
The third quarter proved pivotal as the intensity increased. Killer Vanilla came out firing, with AtariRose adding another goal to his tally, showcasing his remarkable skill and speed. Blightys Barrel also added to the excitement, rolling in a cheeky goal amidst a crowded pack, which drew both roars and groans from the crowd. Despite Blue Steel’s attempts to respond, each goal they scored was quickly met by a counter from Killer Vanilla, leaving the score at 6.6 (42) to Blue Steel’s 6.13 (49) by the end of the quarter.
Fourth Quarter
As the final quarter commenced, the match became a high-stakes battle. Blue Steel seemed poised to assert their will, but Killer Vanilla had other plans. Turning the game on its head, they executed a remarkable comeback, with goals pouring in from MKMatty and a crucial late goal from the ever-reliable HumanMeatball. Emotions boiled over at one point when a controversial decision by the umpire resulted in a free kick against Blue Steel, leading to an incredulous reaction from fans and players alike, most notably from a bewildered BringFevBack2021, who dramatically threw his hands up in disbelief.
In a final push, Blue Steel desperately attempted to regain control, but Killer Vanilla's defense remained resolute, allowing them to secure a commanding victory with a final score of 10.9 (69) to Blue Steel's 6.19 (55).
GOALS:
BLUE STEEL: MrsEddieBetts 2, Drakescoffecake 2, BringFevBack2021 1, CCurnow3votes 1
KILLER VANILLA: AtariRose 3, Blightys Barrel 2, MKMatty 1, Supreme_Chancellor 1, The_interloper 1,
HumanMeatball 1, Cleansweep17 1
BEST:
BLUE STEEL: MrsEddieBetts, Drakescoffecake, Starburns, RodStroker, kreuze_missile, CCurnow3votes
KILLER VANILLA: Cleansweep17, Blightys Barrel, M Malice, the_interloper, AtariRose, Cold Sober
Among the notable moments of the match was a spectacular flying mark by MrsEddieBetts, who soared over a pack of defenders to pull down a remarkable grab that would be played back in highlight reels for weeks to come. This was matched by AtariRose's dazzling breakaway goal that showcased his electric pace and precision, earning him a standing ovation from the crowd.
However, the match wasn’t without its humorous moments, including a bizarre incident when a stray dog wandered onto the field, causing a momentary stoppage as players and officials attempted to coax the canine off the field. It left spectators in stitches and provided a much-needed comic relief amidst the tense atmosphere.
As the final siren sounded, the camaraderie amongst the players was evident; despite the fierce competition, players shared laughs and lighthearted banter, with even TheInjuryFactory complimenting AtariRose on his performance.
In a final push, Blue Steel desperately attempted to regain control, but Killer Vanilla's defense remained resolute, allowing them to secure a commanding victory with a final score of 10.9 (69) to Blue Steel's 6.19 (55).
GOALS:
BLUE STEEL: MrsEddieBetts 2, Drakescoffecake 2, BringFevBack2021 1, CCurnow3votes 1
KILLER VANILLA: AtariRose 3, Blightys Barrel 2, MKMatty 1, Supreme_Chancellor 1, The_interloper 1,
HumanMeatball 1, Cleansweep17 1
BEST:
BLUE STEEL: MrsEddieBetts, Drakescoffecake, Starburns, RodStroker, kreuze_missile, CCurnow3votes
KILLER VANILLA: Cleansweep17, Blightys Barrel, M Malice, the_interloper, AtariRose, Cold Sober
Among the notable moments of the match was a spectacular flying mark by MrsEddieBetts, who soared over a pack of defenders to pull down a remarkable grab that would be played back in highlight reels for weeks to come. This was matched by AtariRose's dazzling breakaway goal that showcased his electric pace and precision, earning him a standing ovation from the crowd.
However, the match wasn’t without its humorous moments, including a bizarre incident when a stray dog wandered onto the field, causing a momentary stoppage as players and officials attempted to coax the canine off the field. It left spectators in stitches and provided a much-needed comic relief amidst the tense atmosphere.
As the final siren sounded, the camaraderie amongst the players was evident; despite the fierce competition, players shared laughs and lighthearted banter, with even TheInjuryFactory complimenting AtariRose on his performance.
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Is DemurePrincess Footy Is The Win‘s benny? It’s the only explanation as to why this is the only fred on the Bay she posts in.
No but DemurePrincess is one of the very best and entertaining SFA players and she is more than welcome to become a bay regular poster
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