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The truth of the matter is this should be in one of the other Bailey threads.

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    The truth of the matter is this should be in one of the other Bailey threads.

    Maybe it should be in the Bailey Thread then again maybe the Todd Viney thread or then again the Football department thread or even Better yet the Players Thread or maybe it should be in another thread describing the thought process at the MFC

    Really does it matter all that much???

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    They lost by 184 points in today's game. Unacceptable. No excuses if he coaches next week. No excuses.

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    I blame the umpire.

    In fairness, the margin should have been five points less. Colin Garland touched the footy as it went through the sticks - I think the margin was about 150 at that stage.

    Could've been a turning point. After all, momentum's everything in the modern game.

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    Maybe it should be in the Bailey Thread then again maybe the Todd Viney thread or then again the Football department thread or even Better yet the Players Thread or maybe it should be in another thread describing the thought process at the MFC

    Really does it matter all that much???

    Why the use of Radom capital Letters?

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    They lost by 184 points in today's game. Unacceptable. No excuses if he coaches next week. No excuses.

    Actually, it was 186 points.

    Those 2 points mean a lot.

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    We put in 5 million dollars, plus our millions of dollars every year through membership.

    They've had four years to put a game plan into place.

    James Hird managed it in 5 months.

    Get stuffed MFC coaches, you are all shite. We don't even have a director of coaching, no surprises there.

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    There comes a time when people need to be seen to stand up and take charge, the Real Leaders from within a footy Club or any organization in disarray.

    Jimmy is doing a great job of reuniting the place but for some reasons late last year, after some Big inroads on the list & financial debit sheets, it seems some have taken things their own direction.

    These times when they come to a Head, give an opportunity to cleanse and start the next chapter. This needs to be done through someone's strength drive and passionate leadership.

    To take the advice of a few great men >

    < make it happen!!!

    These turning points in Clubs histories have occurred before and now it's arrived @ our doorstep. (see the following)

    http://en.wikipedia....97.E2.80.932003

    IF, It is to be,,,

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    We put in 5 million dollars, plus our millions of dollars every year through membership.

    They've had four years to put a game plan into place.

    James Hird managed it in 5 months.

    Get stuffed MFC coaches, you are all shite. We don't even have a director of coaching, no surprises there.

    This post is one of the reasons why I have kept my powder dry since Saturday, I am as devastated and disappointed as everybody else, but drivel like this disgusts me even more

    If you are going to post try and at least make it something intelligent

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    I was looking forward, in a manner, to Redlegs account of the previous debacle and the ensuing aftermath. Would be very interesting. I remember the day ( like you could forget it)

    Hopefully if he has the time :)

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    I was looking forward, in a manner, to Redlegs account of the previous debacle and the ensuing aftermath. Would be very interesting. I remember the day ( like you could forget it)

    Hopefully if he has the time :)

    It will be forthcoming but not as part of the report from the game. Circumstances overtook us and it's now an issue of getting the time to sit down and go through that game. I better remember its aftermath the following week when we beat Essendon and Piggy Walters booted nine.

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    Geelong vs Melbourne Round 19, 2011 - Experience Stats

    (didn't get a chance to post pre-match. Just thought i'd take a look....as ugly as the result was. I've also posted the Gold Coast match against the Cats for this week below as a comparison. The inbalance in rookies/seniors is pretty alarming)

    Total games played by Team

    Geelong - 1,981

    Demons – 1,394

    Average games played per player

    Geelong - 90

    Demons – 63

    Average Height of Teams

    Geelong - 188cm

    Demons – 188cm

    Average Weight of Teams

    Geelong - 90kg

    Demons – 86kg

    Average games played by category

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    Geelong - 16 / 3 (average games/number of players)

    Demons - 24 / 12

    50-99

    Geelong - 80 / 4

    Demons - 73 / 4

    100+

    Geelong – 201 / 15

    Demons - 136 / 6

    Stats courtesy of footywire.com

    Edited by Rusty Nails

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    Geelong vs Gold Coast Round 20, 2011 - Experience Stats

    Total games played by Team

    Geelong - 1,970

    Gold Coast – 1,227

    Average games played per player

    Geelong - 90

    Gold Coast – 56

    Average Height of Teams

    Geelong - 188cm

    Gold Coast – 189cm

    Average Weight of Teams

    Geelong - 90kg

    Gold Coast – 85kg

    Average games played by category

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    Geelong - 22 / 5 (average games/number of players)

    Gold Coast - 11 / 14

    50-99

    Geelong - 81 / 4

    Gold Coast - 69 / 2

    100+

    Geelong – 198 / 13

    Gold Coast - 156 / 6

    Stats courtesy of footywire.com

    Edited by Rusty Nails

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