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Considering many here believe one bad game against quality opposition merits renegging on a 1yr contract, does playing a very good game against quality opposition lead to consummerate result - perhaps a 2 year extension for Bailey?

I maintain my annoyance and impatience with the bulk of MFC supporters - pitifully lacking in intestinal fortitude and desparately afraid to look bad in front of peers.

During Bailey's tenure we have become younger, and the younger players have become better.

That is what I see with my own two eyes, but please tell me my eyes are lying...

But bring a decent argument.

 

Moderators should moderate, not name call posters who have opinions. Mindless whingeing and bleating eh Rhino?

You moderators have suggested we comment on club matters and then smarties like you jump on my post and don't even mention club stuff. People like you make me laugh Pal! Say one thing and do another. Glad you don't play football for us as you seem not to have any idea of what it takes to be successful.I wont be blinded by one improved performance.

I will however admit I was wrong if improvement steadily grows into some form of success.

Hope you are more mindful of your posts as I would be really embarrassed in your position.

Try not to get too cut about my posts as they are only my opinions. I could be wrong!!! LOL.

Yeah, yeah, we can wait another 2 or 3 years to start getting successful on the field!

With little or no success this year our club will suffer unimaginably. For a start: membership! How good is it now?

Lets just let the club sit on it's hands and wait for success to knock on our door, yeah right.

That is losers mentality. Who want's to be a winner?

Bailey hasn't changed the winning mentality particularly of the younger players at the club, let alone the pathetic efforts by the experienced ones.

"Miller should definitely be a leader around the club" was the catch cry of many, Bailey agreed at the time!!!!!

Do some of you not realise how serious our plight still is?

We need to keep trying to improve the on field scene and if we are still in the lowest spot at seasons end, certain people will look pretty ordinary.

Some forumers keep putting down anyone who suggests more personel changes are needed but have no concrete suggestions other than wait and see! What.....forever? 08,09,this year,next year: then what?

At least I put up ideas to try, because the way we are headed is not working, nor will it.

What. Did you say something. I couldn't quite hear, I thought I saw your lips move, but nothing came out.

 

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