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I am normally positive, but this is just more superficial crap from the MFC.

Keep the promotion behind close doors and start worrying about winning games.

Getting over their spin.

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I am normally positive, but this is just more superficial crap from the MFC.

Keep the promotion behind close doors and start worrying about winning games.

Getting over their spin.

What a stupid post,

You expect them not to notify people about these changes?

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I am normally positive, but this is just more superficial crap from the MFC.

Keep the promotion behind close doors and start worrying about winning games.

Getting over their spin.

The club is just letting members know what is going on......How can this be a bad thing....You would be the fist to complain if members weren't informed.....So negative.....
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I am normally positive, but this is just more superficial crap from the MFC.

Keep the promotion behind close doors and start worrying about winning games.

Getting over their spin.

This was a 6 sentence press release on the website and one of the sentences is without a fullstop...

If you think this is spin then you are past cynical and into cylindrical.

They are just letting us know that temporary roles will be filled by two leaders.

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I am normally positive, but this is just more superficial crap from the MFC.

Keep the promotion behind close doors and start worrying about winning games.

Getting over their spin.

Disagree.

But MFC's twitter incorrectly stated "Read on to see why @NeeldMFC has alleviated @nathan2jones to Co-Captain while Grimes is injured".

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I'm tipping when Grimes returns they'll retain Jones and have 3 captains, like Hall, Kirk, Barry at the Swans... this has Roos' fingerprints all over it...!

Or maybe one of our co captains got injured and we needed a replacement

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What changes? Nothing.

He has a major role in the leadership anyway, they are just conforming to the pressure of the media again.

It seems like so many decisions that have happened at the MFC over the past year has been in reaction to the media.

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I am normally positive, but this is just more superficial crap from the MFC.

Keep the promotion behind close doors and start worrying about winning games.

Getting over their spin.

If the appointment of a new captain (albeit temporarily) isn't worthy of publicising, what is?

How is this news deemed as "spin"?

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Love to know if the two captains had a role in this decision.

Looks like the right man for the job, if his team mates follow him in terms of effort / attitude the club will improve quickly. Congratulations to him. Best decision by the club this year.

Go Dees

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Love to know if the two captains had a role in this decision.

Looks like the right man for the job, if his team mates follow him in terms of effort / attitude the club will improve quickly. Congratulations to him. Best decision by the club this year.

Go Dees

They would.

Not really something you could go over their heads about and they would have given their view/choices

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I started at thread saying that I was for this so I'm very glad to hear they have gone with this. I feel it's the right call for the Trengove and more importantly for the club. Well deserve for Jones as well.

I am normally positive, but this is just more superficial crap from the MFC.

Keep the promotion behind close doors and start worrying about winning games.

Getting over their spin.

There was no hoopla at all that came with this, it was a small press release. I have seen pointless promotion from the club before and this is certainly not one of those times.

I'm tipping when Grimes returns they'll retain Jones and have 3 captains, like Hall, Kirk, Barry at the Swans... this has Roos' fingerprints all over it...!

From what I gather of the article when Grimes is back, Jones will go back to being a VC. Perhaps if he excels at the role the club will go with it, but I would expect they'll go back to two.

What changes? Nothing.

He has a major role in the leadership anyway, they are just conforming to the pressure of the media again.

It seems like so many decisions that have happened at the MFC over the past year has been in reaction to the media.

Maybe they have done this on the back of media opinion, but on FC Gary Lyon was under the impression that this was a protocol in place should this happen on a long term injury. Only the club really knows for sure, but I think for the club image and for the pressure release on Jack it is a positive move.

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I am normally positive, but this is just more superficial crap from the MFC.

Keep the promotion behind close doors and start worrying about winning games.

Getting over their spin.

WTF?

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What changes? Nothing.

He has a major role in the leadership anyway, they are just conforming to the pressure of the media again.

It seems like so many decisions that have happened at the MFC over the past year has been in reaction to the media.

So you are saying that the roles of Captain and Vice Captain are not important enough to warrant reporting in the press to keep supporters across the changes going on (temporary or otherwise)?

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