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As you would expect

 
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Tony Shaw said we were weak for not standing up to the AFL. That the Filth would would never allowed to be bullied in the way the MFC were under McLardy. Gave our President a withering spray.

And he's right. What a sh1tful culture we have. No fight at all.

lol @ the Port fan phoning in. "No-one thought we could win". 90% of the experts picked Port.


Tony Shaw said we were weak for not standing up to the AFL. That the Filth would would never allowed to be bullied in the way the MFC were under McLardy. Gave our President a withering spray.

And he's right. What a sh1tful culture we have. No fight at all.

Shaw like all of us do not really know what the AFL had on the Club. The threat to take the AFL to court was real. He might be right about CFC but we are not in their shoes. I always take critiques from certain ex players from other Clubs with a grain of salt because they have their own agendas. To me Ox's declarations yesterday mean more because he loves the Club and he has no alternative agendas.

Omg, another Port fan phoning in saying "what about us?". [censored] off.

Shaw like all of us do not really know what the AFL had on the Club. The threat to take the AFL to court was real. He might be right about CFC but we are not in their shoes. I always take critiques from certain ex players from other Clubs with a grain of salt because they have their own agendas. To me Ox's declarations yesterday mean more because he loves the Club and he has no alternative agendas.

you make good points LS but what i fear now is that playing to lose (which we did) is now part of the clubs fabric.

It has been accepted.

Now i am not saying the players think of it on the ground, but how much did they believe they could win yesterday? Before and during the game?

And if they lose did they just think "oh well"

No other club would tolerate yesterday. It wasn't the first time it has happened.

 

One caller doesn't think Watts would be worth a fourth round pick. Slight overreaction.

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One caller doesn't think Watts would be worth a fourth round pick. Slight overreaction.

Slight being the operative word.


One caller doesn't think Watts would be worth a fourth round pick. Slight overreaction.

Nah.

They are giving us a frightful serve

Good.

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