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Does anyone even care anymore?

yes YES

more today than ever before

 

Watching this game with the gold coast is one of the more painful things i have ever done, it raises a very serious question

what can we do to get out of this hole? if there is anything.

We needed to have an experienced hand on the wheel back in 2008, (preferably back in 2006) & before that we had a chance to get an out of coaching Leigh Matthews back in 1998 !

We need a Coach who really understands a "Clubs" weaknesses & well address them as well as the players.

We missed Matthews in 1997/8, & we missed Sheedy in 2006-2008... 'We', could have had Sheeds for 4 Yrs to sort out the Club & its character flaws, before he was needed up in GWS...

...we would have been right for a new coach, after Sheeds sorted things out.

.... Stop getting Admin's & Board members from within the Northern Stands. they couldn't run the Chelsea 3rds. let them concentrate on business...

And let Footy People run the Melbourne Demons Footy Club, with help from some business acumen.

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The bottom of the ladder after GWS thrash us.

The bottom of the membership ladder when under 20000 rejoin next year - unless drastic changes take place.

The Northern Territory after the MCC kick us out for embarassing them.

IF, they chuck out the Prima Donna soft culture of the decades, & build a Training/Social Hub, I will be the first Back on, & I will make a donation as well..

If they stay the way they've been for the last 20 Yrs since 1992, I won't bother with footy again.

We changed the club back in 1981 - 1987.... that lasted til 1992.

From there it slowly withered away, with players allowed to get aHead of themselves,,,, & so do the administrators, & boards.. get them all away from the Northern stand. & let the club get its toes back into the Earth again... back down to earth, & we'll keep our kids heads right.

... we should only play our Home games @ the 'G'...

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I was thinking earlier that just as there is the perfect murder, from 2006 onwards, it has been the perfect destruction of a football club.

Every move, perfectly executed.

From here, keep buying your membership(s) and turn up to games if you are willing to accept the team won't win, and you'll be lucky to get a quarter's worth of competitive effort.

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