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Ron Burgundy
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Knew we were stuffed when Jamar was subbed out at quarter time. Prior to that, we were simply smashing them in the contested possessions and clearances. Strauss was only intended to play the last qu

Ron Burgundy
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Fitness in this context = AFL standard or better. However, it seems when Misson took over the reigns at the MFC, we were less than AFL standard. Notwithstanding that I spoke to John Quinn (Head of S

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Jaded your lack of understanding of the game is unbelievable. We lost Jamar early, then Bennell, then carried Strauss and Couch in their first games at this level for the year. We got killed on the sp

Hardnut Redleg

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I asked you the question. If you don't know the answer then say so. If you do know then answer it.

Weasel.

It was my question originally Bob, in case you have forgotten. I know the answer, but I was hoping someone else would have the clarity of thought, observation, or experience, to answer it!

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It was my question originally Bob, in case you have forgotten. I know the answer, but I was hoping someone else would have the clarity of thought, observation, or experience, to answer it!

What is your answer ..... weasel?

Because I think you are wrong. You just don't have the cohones to expose your idiocy by writing it down.

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What is your answer ..... weasel?

Because I think you are wrong. You just don't have the cohones to expose your idiocy by writing it down.

No need for offensive language Bob - try thinking about the answer - it will take a long time I suspect, but keep trying!

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Offensive language?!?! Show me the offensive language - there is none and you are trying to weasel out of answering the question.

And answer the question, weasel. You are wrong. The smartest thing you have done is try to not answer the question.

"Better to stay silent and be thought of as a fool, than speak and remove all doubt"

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Offensive language?!?! Show me the offensive language - there is none and you are trying to weasel out of answering the question.

And answer the question, weasel. You are wrong. The smartest thing you have done is try to not answer the question.

"Better to stay silent and be thought of as a fool, than speak and remove all doubt"

QED

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Let's see how we go in Darwin. I truly hope most of you 'patience people' are correct and 2012 is just a pre-season for 2013. However, I can assure you that the brief that neeld was given by the power brokers was to win more games than 2011.

Behind closed doors, neeld is under enormous pressure, as he should be. It is not only his position on the line, but the pairings of schwab, mclardy and the board. All of whom have overseen this 5 year rebuild.

As usual you make grand sweeping statements based on your notion of the truth that goes on in your own mind.

Neeld knows its an important time but the club is backing him to the hilt. If he goes down they all will go down together. They are under no illusion. He is working hard on many aspects of the team and is not under any more 'enormous' pressure than he was round one.

I don't know where you get this stuff...l

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Half a season into a three year project - and some want to just sack him now.

What is their alternative? A "collective"? Another fill in coach? Or do they know of a proven Premiership coach just standing in the wings waiting to be asked?

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