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Positives from todays game

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I have now accepted we are never going to win a flag in my lifetime and im 35. I am gutted

 

LOL I laugh cause otherwise I'd cry

 

Nate Jones was positive too, but I just cant focus on positives at the moment

More practice for the backline,

Also as a positive anyone in the best in Casey will have a game next week.


A positive for me would be Bailey being sacked for four years of nothing coaching.

 

2 positives. Wattsy and not being at the game.


Watts was ok but hes not showing the form of a number 1 pick. Darling shows more.

There were no positives this thread is a joke. NO POSITIVES!!!! POSITIVES FROM THIS GAME = DELUSIONAL (like bailey)

Watts and garland where great.

The only real thing I got out of the game are that I now have no expectations again this year. Getting use to this which is pathetic we are the only club that puts up with these kinds of loses.


Positive is that we are one step closer to a new coach. If essendon can force the hand of their board can we do the same???? I'm over it. It's impossible to stick up for the club when they put in efforts like this time and time again. SACK BAILEY now or they are going to lose a lot of members and players like Tom Scully

Watts.

Tapscott's hardness and desperation.

Trengove's marking.

Garland.

I agree with the first three, but it's hard to forgive Garland for his kicking in the first quarter. He, Grimes and Bartram gave them at least five goals from shocking kicks.

I was thrilled with Watts, although there were a couple of times I thought he could have attacked the ball and won it rather than letting it come to him. It's something he needs to learn, as do several of our more senior players.

Also loved Tapscott's hit behind play. It was a bit of a cheap shot, but it showed a little bit of fight when it was sadly lacking.

What type of game plan is handball in the backline to stationary players who are also under pressure until the opposition get a turnover and hence a goal

friggin' brilliant!

One other positive is our game plan cannot get any more predictable


Liked Watts' game but the team, overall was nothing short of insipid. I love this club, but they lack spirit and are bloody soft. I really cannot tolerate the how 'we are developing' argument after that performance. Frawley was terrible, Green has gone missing, Sylvia useless. No one seemed to want the ball or to be accountable. Honestly, Scully should take the money and leave this shambles of a team.

Ohh another positive, I got a casey season ticket with my membership

 

Positive? Officially Bailey won't be renewed. It will take 6 months minimum to turn this mess around and that takes us into September by which time MFC will be in summer recess.


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