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POLL: Do you want Mark Neeld to remain coach in 2013?

Range Rover
in Melbourne Demons

Mark Neeld in 2013? Yes or No. 467 members have voted

  1. 1. Should Mark Neeld continue on as coach into season 2013?

    • Yes
      398
    • No
      26

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Suck it up Demonlanders. We have what we have and I believe the right moves will be made. Things change awfully quickly in footy these days and the decade plus days of dynasties are consigned to the pages of history books.

We are going to be OK.

Just OK? How sad... :wacko:

 

Just OK? How sad... :wacko:

That depends on whether you hold a subjective or objective point of view.

That depends on whether you hold a subjective or objective point of view.

I'm objectively optimistic!!! :)
 

Just a shame that this poll wasn't made public.

Would make it a little easier compiling my "ignore users" list.

Classic Jose.

I love that you are so off-put by those whose opinion differs from yours, you deem it worthy to put them on an ignore list. I also love that you feel it is worth advertising the fact you have an ignore list.

  • 5 months later...

Time for a revaluation.

Range rover, please do the honors and recast your vote.


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Time for a revaluation.

Range rover, please do the honors and recast your vote.

You can't re-cast a ballot for a vote in a poll that took place in July last year. Unless you've got a Delorian.

I am not in favour of banning people but there is a group of posters simply trying to bait people and it is ruining the discourse, the discourse I say!

And Demonland isn't a democracy, it's a benevolent dictatorship and I don't think there is much patience left in our overlords for this nonsense (or at least I hope there isn't).

Nonsense?
 

Does 91 to 4 in support for Neeld tell you anything? Do you think you might have it wrong? Just drop it man, he's not going anywhere and nor should he.

It tells me to back my instincts.

This poll confirms that there are 9 idiots on this site.

Sorry?


What are the real costs if our club continues to have disastrous onfeild performances

  • Membership down 7k from 36K - 28K approx @ $180each =1.260 mil
  • Gate takings as ccrowds stay away....this may push this over 1.5-2 mill
  • Long term damage to our brand...sponsors more$$$
  • Any talented Player exodus
  • Long term damage mentally to playing list

So changing coaches may not be that costly after all???

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