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2013 Wooden Spoon

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More who do I want to win it

I did have the Filth with Nathan Buckley as the one I would love to see win it. Then G W S after the Scully affair. Now, well now i want Freo to win it.

I still have room for the Blues and Bombers.

 

More who do I want to win it

I did have the Filth with Nathan Buckley as the one I would love to see win it. Then G W S after the Scully affair. Now, well now i want Freo to win it.

I still have room for the Blues and Bombers.

GWS have that stitched up surely.

Sully's high ambitions will come to fruition from next season onwards.

Next.

GWS have not achieved anywhere near the spread and depth of talent that GCS did in their recruiting drive, so I get the feeling they will have the spoon wrapped up for the next 3 seasons.

 

+ 1 HT.


I hope $cully has room in his bank vault for all of those wooden spoons. :)

They will be well hidden by the 6 million bucks stacked in the corner.

Lets stop worrying about other clubs who gives a f#%k, all I care about is the MFC

 

Why don't we worry about 2012 first?

hey im pencilling in North Island for 2016 :rolleyes::)

I hope $cully has room in his bank vault for all of those wooden spoons. :)

I still reckon they will go so badly that the franchise will be moved to Tassie in 5 years, they will be lucky to get 3-5 thousand at their matches.


2013 Wooden Spoon....Christ who cares, it won't be us...i do not want to even look at the bottom 4 by then.

Let them Self Destruct...Lift your eyes towards the Top 4 by then please.

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