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Just heard Ox wants to get donw to the club and help sort out our football department. Great move. Certainly the best player ive seen wear the red and blue. Remember finals 94..

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    Great news. His no nonsense approach should be welcomed by all involved!

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    What about David Neitz? Why is his name never mentioned as a possible candiate to do something cool for the club? Also they need James McDonald back... as midfield coach?

    Love Ox he was the best player Ive seen in the red and blue... never forget the day at Telstra Dome he took out a boundary ump via a freo player (awesome memory haha)

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    Would love to see someone of the caliba of Ox or Neitz take controll of the situation did he say hes deffently in?

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    At least the Ox is keen to help GL should take note.

    "I love the club and it’s very hard to sit back and see the hurt so many Melbourne supporters are going through," said Schwarz, who co-hosts SEN’s late afternoon show "The Run Home."



    Read more: http://www.theage.co...l#ixzz2Q2G1AKJS


    GO THE OX

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    I don't think Schwarta would be buying-in anytime soon

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    Can people just forget about Gary Lyon - its doing my head in. He's not interested and the help he's given us already has resulted in 1 failed coaching experiment and another that looks destined for the toilet. The more we ask people for help that don't have the time or simply do not want to help the more desperate and silly we look. We need people who have the time to devote to the club and will do a great job, not just an ex player for name sake!

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    thank god

    man im so happy THe OIx is gonna put his hand up

    His spirit is what we need, to thinki all he went through and has only a couple of mates from his fiooity days but he still love the club with all his heart

    I hope Junior Mac and Neitz are next.

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    Thanks demonox sounds like his in... cant wait to hear what happens

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      On 10/04/2013 at 06:01, CHAMP said:

    I don't think Schwarta would be buying-in anytime soon

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      On 10/04/2013 at 06:06, rednblue4life said:

    Thanks demonox sounds like his in... cant wait to hear what happens

    I have met the Ox several times and he just BLEEDS red and blue and is truely passionate about the club which is what we need in spades atm.

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      On 10/04/2013 at 05:49, deepete said:

    What about David Neitz? Why is his name never mentioned as a possible candiate to do something cool for the club? Also they need James McDonald back... as midfield coach?

    Love Ox he was the best player Ive seen in the red and blue... never forget the day at Telstra Dome he took out a boundary ump via a freo player (awesome memory haha)

    Neita is a nice guy, good footballer, sort of shy type.. apparently doing work about the club

    Schwarta is a more outgoing type with some flair to take things on head on... this would be very handy now as the club has gone into its shell.

    ... and he would be great, to have a whisper in Hogans ear as well.

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      On 10/04/2013 at 06:13, dee-luded said:

    ... and he would be great, to have a whisper in Hogans ear as well.

    and Watts

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      On 10/04/2013 at 06:02, simma02 said:

    Can people just forget about Gary Lyon - its doing my head in. He's not interested and the help he's given us already has resulted in 1 failed coaching experiment and another that looks destined for the toilet. The more we ask people for help that don't have the time or simply do not want to help the more desperate and silly we look. We need people who have the time to devote to the club and will do a great job, not just an ex player for name sake!

    In actual fact we have sacked the likes of Pike, Farmer, and others who were risk takers.... & our failing has been we're too conservative & go into our shells 2 the drop of a 20 cent piece.

    We should forget about the all time favourites who have taken us nowhere, & look to the types we perennially crap on.... can I mention a few names we've rejected... Sheedy, Matthews, Pike, Farmer was frowned on, Schwarta was frowned on, Alan Jakovich was also frowned on but we couldn't do without him,...

    We as a club have turned our back on many people who could have supplied the Energies & Spirit we Lack...

    IMO its the Conservative set up North-MCG, that kill this club.

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      On 10/04/2013 at 06:22, dee-luded said:

    In actual fact we have sacked the likes of Pike, Farmer, and others who were risk takers.... & our failing has been we're too conservative & go into our shells 2 the drop of a 20 cent piece.

    We should forget about the all time favourites who have taken us nowhere, & look to the types we perennially crap on.... can I mention a few names we've rejected... Sheedy, Matthews, Pike, Farmer was frowned on, Schwarta was frowned on, Alan Jakovich was also frowned on but we couldn't do without him,...

    We as a club have turned our back on many people who could have supplied the Energies & Spirit we Lack...

    IMO its the Conservative set up North-MCG, that kill this club.

    We sacked Farmer did we?

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      On 10/04/2013 at 06:16, DemonOX said:

    and Watts

    Silk purse's & Sows Ears.....

    girls to Men, unlikely.

    man to man, he can put some wisdom into a wide eyed talent who's ego may lead him astray along the journey.

    anyone who wants to play like a girl, in a Senior mans League, deserves the respect of that.

    no more wasted talents.

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    The key thing - people love The Ox and he loves Melbourne. Lets get him down pronto.

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      On 10/04/2013 at 06:26, dee-luded said:

    Silk purse's & Sows Ears.....

    girls to Men, unlikely.

    man to man, he can put some wisdom into a wide eyed talent who's ego may lead him astray along the journey.

    anyone who wants to play like a girl, in a Senior mans League, deserves the respect of that.

    no more wasted talents.

    You feeling ok dee-luded?

    Going a bit hard there.

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    Now he is a guy with a bit of passion and grunt! not afraid to say whats on his mind in the mould of a jeff Kennett!

    on ya Ox!

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      On 10/04/2013 at 06:26, Deestroy All said:

    We sacked Farmer did we?

    I don't know the inside word of it, but I got a distinct feeling that he was on the outer for some time, before he finally ended up over West... its time these things stopped happening to the MFC..

    Farmer was a genuine talent, & we should be able to make these situations workout into a good result, instead of always parting ways with match winning types who have inspired the club.

    We should be able to do what the Cats have done with Stevie Johnson & others they had issues with... We need to grow in many ways, & we need to lose the crap don't stink ways.

    And I'm talking the likes of Pike & farmer & others i can't think of right now. Not flashee types that hit like a mosquito & fly away like Peregrine.. like some very recently.

    If a player is a handful, we should be able to manage him well enough to instill disciplines into his game early in his career...

    Regards the senior AFL people, like Sheedy & Matthews,,, too many gifthorses have passed under our elevated noses.

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      On 10/04/2013 at 06:28, DemonOX said:

    You feeling ok dee-luded?

    Going a bit hard there.

    the challenge is out there for young JW,,, its time,,, put up, or shut up....

    ... the MFC's reeling on its heels, & he has a headache???

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      On 10/04/2013 at 06:22, dee-luded said:

    In actual fact we have sacked the likes of Pike, Farmer, and others who were risk takers.... & our failing has been we're too conservative & go into our shells 2 the drop of a 20 cent piece.

    We should forget about the all time favourites who have taken us nowhere, & look to the types we perennially crap on.... can I mention a few names we've rejected... Sheedy, Matthews, Pike, Farmer was frowned on, Schwarta was frowned on, Alan Jakovich was also frowned on but we couldn't do without him,...

    We as a club have turned our back on many people who could have supplied the Energies & Spirit we Lack...

    IMO its the Conservative set up North-MCG, that kill this club.

    Not actual!

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      On 10/04/2013 at 06:02, simma02 said:

    Can people just forget about Gary Lyon - its doing my head in. He's not interested and the help he's given us already has resulted in 1 failed coaching experiment and another that looks destined for the toilet. The more we ask people for help that don't have the time or simply do not want to help the more desperate and silly we look. We need people who have the time to devote to the club and will do a great job, not just an ex player for name sak

    Exactly what is it about this club and its Messiah complex?

    No one is going to magically fix the club all have to contribute focus strategy and hard bloody work!

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