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I love this club

45HG
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i loves youse all

It snot youse its yez.

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    I love this club! We're back baby!

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    When the MFC can win two or more games in a row and not lose to a team like saint Kilda, then the MFC may be back.

    But until then as one game means very little, however it is a pleasing start.

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    It should be about slow incremental improvement across the journey from here on out. We'll still have our bad weeks though. Particularly, with a number of youngsters playing in our 22. I think we can beat anyone outside of the top 5 or so teams in the league if we turn up to play. That's a good start and from where we're coming, within a season and a half under PR, that's a damn near miracle.

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    4-8 at the same stages this year and last. Difference is it feels like underachieving whereas last year was overachieving

    We've built 3 weeks of really good form into the bye after an inconsistent first 9 games. Uncertain about our next match, but Rounds 15-17 is suddenly looking like a great chance for 3 in a row

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    Sure, it's only one game, and we've only won 4 - against that, 3 of the 4 wins have come against teams that are above us on the ladder, and to win against Geelong at Geelong is more than solid, no matter how you read it.

    The return matches against St Kilda and the Giants will be interesting, but surely 4 wins from the remaining 10 shouldn't be beyond the realms of possibility.

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    I love this club.

    I must admit, however, that I'm weary. I'm weary of looking for positives where there are few. I realise that we'll get through this period. But it just gets weary.

    Argh!!

    15 months later and absolutely nothing has changed.

    Depressing to think that this was written nearly two years ago - and things have only gotten worse.

    I love this club! We're back baby!

    Timeline^ - 45HG, sticking fat through the last several years, we can get through anything. Easy to do when you love the club!

    A while back someone here suggested there'd be a tipping point. Well, the answer is - it's dependant on how resilient you are.

    I'd suggest Melbourne supporters are the most resilient. Then again, other supporters would suggest otherwise. [censored] 'em.

    Enjoy what is coming I say.

    Your heart beats true.

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    When the MFC can win two or more games in a row and not lose to a team like saint Kilda, then the MFC may be back.

    But until then as one game means very little, however it is a pleasing start.

    Boooo!

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