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Disappointing thus far.......and meek.

Where's that Neeld shut down plan?

Worst effort of the season so far. They cant handle the new game plan of going wide. Just keep kicking it out of bounds and turning it over with no plan "B". I thought we were going to be "the hardest team to play against"? What bull. We started season soft and still soft but at least we haven't lost any ground from last year I suppose. I thought also Misson was a genius and going to improve our fitness? Half the list unavailable through injury? This is really a limp effort. Davis for Dunn, Gysberts for Bate, Blease to start ( and for Chr..t sake get him signed pronto, if you can't hand in your badges, the only quick player we have) Cook in also and lets see what we have got. Maybe Tynan also. Surely its time for some of them after watching this.
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Anyone else happy with Blease today?

He's an interesting one. There's a lot to like about him and I reckon he's got a good future with us, but clearly he has issues with Neelds non negotiables. I hope he stays in because he has excellent speed on him, something we really lack.

IMO a better option the the likes of Bail and Davey.

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Blease is a non Neg!

The kid takes the game on, he represents everything we arent - so I see why he clashes with Neeld!

Keep Blease at all costs!

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its funny - in other sides a down day allows players to stand up and get noticed and push for selection. But not in Melbourne, well other than Blease (who never should have been out in the first place!)

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hang on//....... that was footy !! wtf lol

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Worst effort of the season so far. They cant handle the new game plan of going wide. Just keep kicking it out of bounds and turning it over with no plan "B". I thought we were going to be "the hardest team to play against"? What bull. We started season soft and still soft but at least we haven't lost any ground from last year I suppose. I thought also Misson was a genius and going to improve our fitness? Half the list unavailable through injury? This is really a limp effort. Davis for Dunn, Gysberts for Bate, Blease to start ( and for Chr..t sake get him signed pronto, if you can't hand in your badges, the only quick player we have) Cook in also and lets see what we have got. Maybe Tynan also. Surely its time for some of them after watching this.

As far as I am aware Gysberts is still injured or recovering from a bad injury or he'd be in. He will be a gun I think.

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stuie, you and I could have coached the players he had to a flag/s.

Errrr..... that's a bit silly... Would they have been as good with a different coach? ie: Bailey or Neeld?... hmmmmmmm

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As far as I am aware Gysberts is still injured or recovering from a bad injury or he'd be in. He will be a gun I think.

He's been back at Casey for 2 weeks I think and has been really good, he'll get a game next week, guaranteed.

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Just make sure the Beers are going well & the Girls are Girls... keep your cards safe faultydebt.

Wish I was there WitYa.

^_^

Nah, they are easy to pick here. Its Thailand where you can get a bonus when de kitting......

Oh, and I just sent my bird, with 3 of her friends, to a shopping mall with my credit card.

WYL almost spewed.

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great news. sorry i stand corrected. i saw something last week about him being injured. He will be a gun. He is a player that Ive been excited about. reminds me of how Scotty Thompson looked when he started.

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I thought we were going to be "the hardest team to play against"? What bull. We started season soft and still soft but at least we haven't lost any ground from last year I suppose.

I'm sure that quote is a massive regret from Mark, but did he say, "in 2012 we will be the hardest team to play against"? No.

He said it is his aim to make Melbourne the hardest team to play against. We are the very definition of a work in progress. And IMO weare better than last year, not much but improving.

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Worst effort of the season so far. They cant handle the new game plan of going wide. Just keep kicking it out of bounds and turning it over with no plan "B". I thought we were going to be "the hardest team to play against"? What bull. We started season soft and still soft but at least we haven't lost any ground from last year I suppose. I thought also Misson was a genius and going to improve our fitness? Half the list unavailable through injury? This is really a limp effort. Davis for Dunn, Gysberts for Bate, Blease to start ( and for Chr..t sake get him signed pronto, if you can't hand in your badges, the only quick player we have) Cook in also and lets see what we have got. Maybe Tynan also. Surely its time for some of them after watching this.

Mission can't work miracles in one year - this year is all about 2013.

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The best looking girls in South East asia aren't.

And never a truer word spoken.

Its ok, as long as you never tell anyone about it.

doh....................

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