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No, I will not.

I didn't freak out when we lost to Hawthorn by 100 in round 1 2008.

I was annoyed at 186 but I hadn't lost hope.

I have completely lost all semblance of hope.

Things must change now. This is pathetic. If someone, ANYONE, doesn't offer their resignation soon, they will lose me as a supporter.

If something doesn't change, and I mean heads rolling, it won't matter because the club will go. It's officially Fitzroy time. Decisions made in the next few weeks are critical to the club's future.

I personally feel quite calm about it for reasons known on this site, but I still appreciate this situation is now at a critical stage.

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    The only thing worse than this mess is supporters telling other supporters to stop being angry at this mess.

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    The only thing worse than this mess is supporters telling other supporters to stop being angry at this mess.

    I gave up being angry last week. I calmly told the boys they could go home if they wanted to and walked out at the 25 minute mark of the third

    Today we had a good day with the boys and watched until about the 15 minute mark in the third. I calmly gave the remote to my wife and undertook my study. A little piece of me died last weekend.

    This weekend that piece was full of something else

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    No more excuses for Neeld. Game plan has to go. It simply doesn't work.

    Scrap players who aren't fit or hard or trying.

    Build confidence. Keep the ball in the backline and share it around. Rotate players around the ground to develop their skills.

    Play dean kent and fake an injury for Magner ffs!

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    The only thing worse than this mess is supporters telling other supporters to stop being angry at this mess.

    Absolutely spot on Jaded

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    ...when all the knee-jerk hissy fits have finished and the pundits have stopped kicking the [censored] out of a club that's on the floor, what can be done from here? How do we bring confidence back into this playing group? How can we realistically turn this juggernaut around?

    I can tell how NOT to turn it around. Do nothing.

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