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Soidee
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The problem with society these days....everyone has attention seeking syndrome. In this case it's the King Rat McLean.

Once upon a time people knew when to shut up. This generation have zero ability for self preservation. It's not murder FFS! and all clubs do it.

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    History will show ther has never been a bigger Rat/Dog that has ever pulled on a Melbourne jumper

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    The problem with society these days....everyone has attention seeking syndrome. In this case it's the King Rat McLean.

    Once upon a time people knew when to shut up. This generation have zero ability for self preservation. It's not murder FFS! and all clubs do it.

    Thats a poor attitude to have Soidee.

    You can argue as to if we tanked or were experimenting, and how this has come to light or any other faciet of this issue.

    BUT as a matter of morals:

    1) If everyone does something it doesn't make it right (i.e Lance Armstrong and 80% of the pelaton)

    2) If you see something immoral you should so something

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    Thats a poor attitude to have Soidee.

    You can argue as to if we tanked or were experimenting, and how this has come to light or any other faciet of this issue.

    BUT as a matter of morals:

    1) If everyone does something it doesn't make it right (i.e Lance Armstrong and 80% of the pelaton)

    2) If you see something immoral you should so something

    Regarding point number 2. My advice is join in.

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    History will show ther has never been a bigger Rat/Dog that has ever pulled on a Melbourne jumper

    That may well be the case but there are other rats involved in this sorry saga.

    They are the ones behind a long and concerted campaign to destabilise the club's current administration because they have an axe to grind with members of the board and with club employees.

    That story will be bigger than this tanking inquiry when the facts come out.

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    The problem with society these days....everyone has attention seeking syndrome. In this case it's the King Rat McLean.

    Once upon a time people knew when to shut up. This generation have zero ability for self preservation. It's not murder FFS! and all clubs do it.

    Hence the need to start a new topic when this has and is already being discussed elsewhere?

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    That may well be the case but there are other rats involved in this sorry saga.

    They are the ones behind a long and concerted campaign to destabilise the club's current administration because they have an axe to grind with members of the board and with club employees.

    That story will be bigger than this tanking inquiry when the facts come out.

    Spirit of the Demon - are you able to elaborate more on your statement about " that story will be bigger than this tanking inquiry " . I have felt there has been a not so hidden agenda against the MFC over the last 12 months but I cannot fathom why....

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    Spirit of the Demon - are you able to elaborate more on your statement about " that story will be bigger than this tanking inquiry " . I have felt there has been a not so hidden agenda against the MFC over the last 12 months but I cannot fathom why....

    Not yet.

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    That may well be the case but there are other rats involved in this sorry saga.

    They are the ones behind a long and concerted campaign to destabilise the club's current administration because they have an axe to grind with members of the board and with club employees.

    That story will be bigger than this tanking inquiry when the facts come out.

    And Sheahan's on board.

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    Brock going to carlton because of his perception that MFC were tanking is like a hitman leaving the mafia to join the yakuza because they are sick of the crime.

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    Pfft. Look to Schwab if you want to blame someone. For everything good he does it's followed by something crooked. The stink of corruption hangs around him like the cloud of dirt that follows Pigpen.

    Letting him back into the club was probably one the biggest mistakes we'll ever have made - and boy has this club made some howlers.

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    Brock going to carlton because of his perception that MFC were tanking is like a hitman leaving the mafia to join the yakuza because they are sick of the crime.

    If he was going because of tanking, why was his agent negotiating a new contract with us? I'll say it, he lied.

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    Can not believe we ever hired Schwab.

    He killed Freo, now he is killing us.

    And we just re-signed this [censored]? Wow.

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    Can not believe we ever hired Schwab.

    He killed Freo, now he is killing us.

    And we just re-signed this [censored]? Wow.

    I can't believe people still believe he killed Freo... proof please (hint...look at the state of Freo before he arrived and then upon his departure).

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    That may well be the case but there are other rats involved in this sorry saga.

    They are the ones behind a long and concerted campaign to destabilise the club's current administration because they have an axe to grind with members of the board and with club employees.

    That story will be bigger than this tanking inquiry when the facts come out.

    Will be bigger but the not way you think it will be.

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    Will be bigger but the not way you think it will be.

    You really hate this board.

    Why?

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    The problem with society these days....everyone has attention seeking syndrome. In this case it's the King Rat McLean.

    Once upon a time people knew when to shut up. This generation have zero ability for self preservation. It's not murder FFS! and all clubs do it.

    i cant see that all clubs do it.? unaware of any to mind.

    But ex-melb.ites have this disturbing penchant to whinge ,& whine with petulant regularity.in spiteful "HYPOCRISY"

    in this self aggrandisement manner..

    ie; PAUL GARDNER ( for crying out loud ) middle aged & lacking class.

    along with "Bailey".& brock the thick sook.

    Paul johnson

    Darren jolly.

    Bunny "prendergust" - or prenderghasp..( whatever )..

    96 was riddled with em.!

    cam the sham has been caught again with his ( please insert old cliches )

    not to mention mfc has a disturbing habit of taking it up the rear from the media..

    when we r only the apprentice & late comers who r last on the totem pole , compared to the "masters" of cheating the system

    in carl.coll.ess.& alike. who hardly get touched.

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    Will be bigger but the not way you think it will be.

    Don't you have an AGM to go to?

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    Speaking of dogs...

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