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I will now use my number five jumper to wipe my arse with. Or maybe I'll wait til I see who gets the number five first..

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    I will now use my number five jumper to wipe my arse with. Or maybe I'll wait til I see who gets the number five first..

    I thought he handled himself ok in that interview and didn't take any low blows at the club on his way out unlike Robbo who can't seem to keep his mouth shut.

    He didn't want to be at the club, that's fine, we moved him on and were compensated fairly.

    Time will tell who has the last laugh!

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    I suggest quickly following up the brock interview with this one:

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    in one breath his saying late last year was tough and everyone really had to make sure they stuck together and in the other his saying towards the end of last year he wasn't happy and made his mind up to leave.

    he knew that because we succeeded in only winning 4 we'll be adding 2 gun mids and he won't be getting a game in two years.

    see ya mate.

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    I suggest quickly following up the brock interview with this one:

    Yep good call.. Im feeling alot better already. Infact I don't even recall a guy by the name of Brock? On a diffrent note has anyone seen the series of 'Joke Watts' clips on youtube. Although It makes me very angry the back ground music still makes me laugh.

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    Yep good call.. Im feeling alot better already. Infact I don't even recall a guy by the name of Brock? On a diffrent note has anyone seen the series of 'Joke Watts' clips on youtube. Although It makes me very angry the back ground music still makes me laugh.

    LOL at those Joke Watts clips. They are hilarious. God he looks like a mistake in those videos. But we'll see . . .

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    The Joke Watts clips are funny but I don't think it's a sign of things to come. Watts will be the man up forward in a few years time. Believe that.

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    that joke watts 5 isnt that bad yes he srayed the kick horribly but the pick up of the ball wasnt too bad for a big fella! ;)

    Edited by Dinners

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    I thought the interview was a credit to Brock and his professionalism. Well done Brock, and thanks for giving your all during your career at the Melbourne Footy Club ............ but I'll stop short of wishing you well at your new club, because they are almost as putrid as Collingwood in my reckoning.

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    Did anyone else think it was interesting that in this interview, both Dr Turf and more importantly Brock, more or less admitted that the club was tanking at the end of the year? Add to this Robbo's comments that were quoted in the Herald Sun on the weekend, and you have 2 players saying (In a round about way) that the club was tanking. Is it possible that this could lead to possible remifications? Or have the AFL created a rod for their back by steadfastly (and ignorantly) denying that tanking exists?

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    Good work by Brock. Said all the right things. Dodged the reason why he was leaving very well. God Andy Maher is a [censored]. Carlton did have the chance to take him you idiot. You took Walker instead.

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    ah, yes I posted this in the"Brock has left the building" thread, but I think it is of value enough to have it's own:

    SEN Brock Interview:

    Really important listen for MFC members.

    http://www.sportsentral.com/pro/main/Podcasts.aspx

    Click on Morning Glory and then 'Brock Mclean Tells..."

    My dream scenario is Melbourne beating Carlton in a premiershpi with Brock looking on in despair.

    Brock McLean - the man who wanted to lead our club, but whenever was given the opportunity, went missing.

    Carlton can have him.

    Jimmy Bartel tagged Lenny Hayes in the GF. Is he walking out on his club... no because he did what the team and the club required of him.

    Perhaps Brock, if you could run 100m in under 15 seconds and kicked it to our forwards on the full, they would have given you a more creative roll.

    Anyways, no hard feelings :rolleyes:

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    My dream scenario is Melbourne beating Carlton in a premiershpi with Brock looking on in despair.

    Brock McLean - the man who wanted to lead our club, but whenever was given the opportunity, went missing.

    Carlton can have him.

    Jimmy Bartel tagged Lenny Hayes in the GF. Is he walking out on his club... no because he did what the team and the club required of him.

    Perhaps Brock, if you could run 100m in under 15 seconds and kicked it to our forwards on the full, they would have given you a more creative roll.

    Anyways, no hard feelings :rolleyes:

    Yes your words are close to the way i think, The sad part about this is that Brock just wasn't playing good Football.

    So he had Bugger all to fall onto.

    Next Years Carlton Game will be a Great Day......

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    ..........God Andy Maher is a [censored]. Carlton did have the chance to take him you idiot. You took Walker instead.

    Haha. Good one! Thought McLean handled himself really well in the interview.

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    i thought Brock was extremely impressive. It is clearly going to be a good decision for him as he will be playing finals next year and lets be totally honest if Carlton keep Fevola then they are so much closer to a premiership then Melbourne its not even funny.

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    cant wait to boo brcock next year!!!

    as Jurrah kicks 5, Grimes has 30 touches,

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