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Neil Craig Presser - Wednesday, 9th January, 2013

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NC and MN will prove to be the most brilliant decisions of the Stynes/McLardy era.

Notwithstanding some shambolic proceeses prior to their arrival.

agreeded , lucky we have both ( NC and MN ) and i am looking forward to our future under them , have big hopes ....

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I just watched the 20 minute interview with NC, he is an extremely confident individual, who i believe with his out of the box thinking will really tap into the youth that we have and hopefully fire a couple of rockets up a few in the squad to get a wriggle on!. am extremely stoked to have NC on board. Go Dee's

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The Unholy Trinity mate.

Dave Misson, Neil Craig and Mark Neeld. This lot should have been directed by the Coen Brothers.

We are in excellent hands.

Guess that leaves Chris Connolly to be directed by the Farrelly Brothers, am I right?

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Or Jack Trengrove

I gave him the benefit of the doubt and put his stumbling over "Trengrove" down to a slip of the tongue. He wouldn't be the first (incidentally, do a google search on "Jack Trengrove" and marvel at the number of news articles that get his name wrong, quite often in the heading itself). He did however mention this Chris Daw bloke a couple of times.

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Just took the time to listen to the presser ( as opposed to read the words etc ) . This bloke is a gem. That he would want to be part of a re-invigorated Melbourne says much I feel about the likely hood of us getting there. A very considered orator. I think his role in the Sports Performance position will pay dividends way over in the next few years. He brings a level of intuition, understanding and polish that this club hasnt had for......... hmm :unsure:

I can see why Neeld and Craig work so well together.

You cant build anything of note without a plan and these guys ( together with Misson ) are the Architects of a New Melbourne. Rome wasnt built in a day and neither will the resurgent Demons, but im glad were in their collective hands.

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Just took the time to listen to the presser ( as opposed to read the words etc ) . This bloke is a gem. That he would want to be part of a re-invigorated Melbourne says much I feel about the likely hood of us getting there. A very considered orator. I think his role in the Sports Performance position will pay dividends way over in the next few years. He brings a level of intuition, understanding and polish that this club hasnt had for......... hmm :unsure:

I can see why Neeld and Craig work so well together.

You cant build anything of note without a plan and these guys ( together with Misson ) are the Architects of a New Melbourne. Rome wasnt built in a day and neither will the resurgent Demons, but im glad were in their collective hands.

& I'm sure will keep his eyes on the important things for the club.

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The Unholy Trinity mate.

Dave Misson, Neil Craig and Mark Neeld. This lot should have been directed by the Coen Brothers.

We are in excellent hands.

Sort of rolls out pretty well DM,MN,NC or DMNC phonetic demons

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Just took the time to listen to the presser ( as opposed to read the words etc ) . This bloke is a gem. That he would want to be part of a re-invigorated Melbourne says much I feel about the likely hood of us getting there. A very considered orator. I think his role in the Sports Performance position will pay dividends way over in the next few years. He brings a level of intuition, understanding and polish that this club hasnt had for......... hmm :unsure:

I can see why Neeld and Craig work so well together.

You cant build anything of note without a plan and these guys ( together with Misson ) are the Architects of a New Melbourne. Rome wasnt built in a day and neither will the resurgent Demons, but im glad were in their collective hands.

Only just returned a few days ago and listened to the Neil Craig interview for the first time. BB59's assessment of the interview is spot on and our gain is Adelaide's loss! (Also with Neeld and Misson respectively, it is Collingwood and St Kilda's loss!). I am really looking forward to 2013 with these guys on board and the playing list.

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