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Actually Id say to the young players that despite how it looks now, stay the course.

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    Sack the recruiters ! They have failed us ! (exception Clark that has been our only best pic in memory)

    I fully agree with you.

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    To whoever it concerns

    What is the entertainment at the B&F this year, because at the moment the night looks like a belter!

    Bad attempt at humour I know

    I think they should have Carl Barron...to fit in with the general theme of the evening. A comedy act.

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    I'd tell Nate Jones how much I appreciate the heart and soul he puts into this club on the field.

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    Step aside Cameron - you've administered over a failed 5 year plan and been a divisive figure in footy operations.

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    Jim Stynes - Thankyou mate, you held this club together right up until you passed.

    Garry Lyon - Stuff your little 5 month stint after the Bailey saga, grow a pair and pull this rabble of a club together.

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    Mark we are using 50% of the oval this year and ignoring the rest; why? Why do we allow the opposition sole use of the middle?

    The boundary is not our best friend it's our worst enemy, every time we create a contest we lose.

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    Mark Neeld

    Keep everyone focused and keep working hard. I will stand by you no matter what.

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    Mark we are using 50% of the oval this year and ignoring the rest; why? Why do we allow the opposition sole use of the middle?

    The boundary is not our best friend it's our worst enemy, every time we create a contest we lose.

    This deserves to be quoted.

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    Get Sydney's head of recruitment. They are fantastic at identifying hard at it players and reinventing them - and, quite often, they get such players on bargain basement deals. Obviously they've also got a great culture and a good fitness department.

    Josh Kennedy (pick 39 - Hawthorn), Rhyce Shaw (pick 61 - Collingwood), Marty Mattner (pick 28 - Adelaide), Shane Mumford (pick 28 - Geelong), Ben McGlynn (picks 46 and 70 - Hawthorn), Matt Spangher (pick 73 - West Coast), Tommy Walsh (pick 35 and 68 - St Kilda).

    Otherwise, stick with us Mark Neeld. You've totally got my support. You're definitely the man for this job.

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    Get Sydney's head of recruitment. They are fantastic at identifying hard at it players and reinventing them - and, quite often, they get such players on bargain basement deals. Obviously they've also got a great culture and a good fitness department.

    Josh Kennedy (pick 39 - Hawthorn), Rhyce Shaw (pick 61 - Collingwood), Marty Mattner (pick 28 - Adelaide), Shane Mumford (pick 28 - Geelong), Ben McGlynn (picks 46 and 70 - Hawthorn), Matt Spangher (pick 73 - West Coast), Tommy Walsh (pick 35 and 68 - St Kilda).

    Otherwise, stick with us Mark Neeld. You've totally got my support. You're definitely the man for this job.

    You've got to want to come to a club 1st - atm, we'd be lucky to get a Jehovah's witness knocking on our door.

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