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Ok...........

I might be totally wrong but i feel confused and embarrassed atm.

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What?

What?

It seems a strange reaction to be 'confused and embarassed' regarding the financial predicament of the Melbourne Football Club.

I was expecting a revelation along the lines of you being caught with your pants down or something.

 

Sorry about that.

I was confused because i didnt exactly understand why we were asking for 2 mil and i was embarrassed after reading 40+ comments of other teams on the HUN site saying enough is enough

Sorry about that.

I was confused because i didnt exactly understand why we were asking for 2 mil and i was embarrassed after reading 40+ comments of other teams on the HUN site saying enough is enough

Fair enough. Those comments were savage.

But the hun is purposely playing on the emotions of idiots who don't (care to) understand the full story.


According to the papers today we're asking the AFL for $2 million which should just about cover our operating loss for 2008 and fair enough given the aweful roster they hand out to us every year. I wouldn't hide the fact though - it's an important part of proper corporate governance that the stakeholders are aware of the true financial position (unlike some other clubs which transact their business through paper bags and cardboard boxes :lol: ).

:lol: Nice WJ.

I wouldn't hide the facts either fwiw. New Years Eve or Christmas Eve are good options. Although I would have said Madagaskar...

According to the papers today we're asking the AFL for $2 million which should just about cover our operating loss for 2008 and fair enough given the aweful roster they hand out to us every year. I wouldn't hide the fact though - it's an important part of proper corporate governance that the stakeholders are aware of the true financial position (unlike some other clubs which transact their business through paper bags and cardboard boxes :lol: ).

Agree. Our past administrations were rightfully chastised for not disclosing our full financial position. I'd like to think that the success of the Debt Demolition would send a message to the board that if they're honest and upfront with the members, the members will respond in kind.

There is nothing to be gained in hiding our operating loss for the year, other than avoiding 24 hours of negative press.

Sorry about that.

I was confused because i didnt exactly understand why we were asking for 2 mil and i was embarrassed after reading 40+ comments of other teams on the HUN site saying enough is enough

Fair enough :)

However, don't be embarassed by the Melbourne Football Club, and certainly not because of some rubbish written by the Herald Sun readers!

 
Fair enough :)

However, don't be embarassed by the Melbourne Football Club, and certainly not because of some rubbish written by the Herald Sun readers!

:o Would those readers by any chance be the ones that got booted out of the Collingwood cheer squad....of course silly me, they don't read, they look at the digitally enhanced pictures.

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