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Decisions on Junior must be judged now, who ever made the call should be held accountable.

This. The ar$ewipe who made that call should be shown the door. The decision was a disgrace and is now coming home to roost.

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Why is Morton still getting games then after being t#ts on a bull every week so far this year?

No idea....

I'm lost for words tonight - gonna be a [censored] weekend watching every other team "do something!!!"

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F'ing disgusting.

This is like 2008/09 all over again, except with no reward at the end for losing.

This club has a LOT to answer for.

And I'm probably the most patient, least reactionary Melbourne supporter you'll ever find, but even I'm getting fed up.

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WOW 56 pts I want Bailey gone he needs to be the sacrificial lamb the players need a rocket and it's clear that they don't respect him so [censored] him off before we lose scully

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Frankly Bailey should do the right thing and go and offer his resignation now.....

We shouldnt need to sack him...he should know he has failed and is going no where...

Do the right thing Dean hand in the notice now...

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We were ordinary against GC especially the third quarter yet we kept the same team. We seem to have no agression, no determination. We are lost. Direction comes from our coaches. Our backline has really regressed this year. Did Royal ever play in the backline? Gee its hard being a Melbourne supporter. Is there any other team around that gives its supporters such constant grief and disappointment. A little effort goes a long way..........

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I hate teams like Essendon and Collingwood but i envy them.

They went out and got the very best in coaches.

We need to do that now!!!

They have had their chance, gotta get real tough now, even if we are hated.

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When is he going to admit that his "game plan" is circa 2003...When are we going to stop accepting mediocre (sh*thouse) performances and acutally stand for something and earn some respect.

The follwing MUST happen:

1. Petterd in

2. Morton Out

3. Green Forward

4. and most importantly... BAILEY HAS TO GO...stop with the "i'm going to be positive and teach them to be strong citizens" and tell them, you are weak, lazy, pathetic and need to pull your finger our instead of taking your money and doing nothing for it.

Players and coaches equally should be earning their spot...VERY few are doing so

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