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I'll start this off, today, I would love to see us:

- Working for each other; one thing I've noticed this season is that players are not running hard enough to shepherd for their teammates, this must change.

- Take the game on, use the corridor. Dare i say it, I'd love to see an element of Bailey's game, where we play on at all costs and take risks.

- Move fast from the kick-ins, don't wait for Garland or someone to lumber back to take the kick-in, i want us to move it as fast as we can.

- Play the Jack Watts, Jeremy Howe swingset (one on the wing, one forward and rotating)

- Give Dawes and Fitz a chance, honour their leads, and trust that kicking to them whilst they are running at full-tilt is a better option then putting it on top of someone like Davey's head in a contested situation.

Most of all, I'd like to see us walking off the ground with our heads held high, knowing that we gave it our best shot.

......Oh, and this may be too much to ask, but I'd love to see no more 'Sack Neeld' threads for just one day. There's one with thousands of replies already, use that. Cheers

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more rain please

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At all kick ins I'd get Dunn to torp it to the centre.

At least we might get a chance of kicking a sausage on the fast break.

Our kick ins are too slow and sloppy.

Worth a shot
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I would like the umpire to act like a primary school teacher and make some of Hawthorn's players swap teams to make things more even.

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Less than 100 point loss and no injuries to young players. Only realistic hope I have.

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Not fussed about the scoreboard

AFL standard effort would be a pleasant change

I found it interesting that the Hawks coaching staff had more games accumulated at Melbourne than our entire list and coaching staff

There are actually 5 of them that have had a Demon connection

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Not fussed about the scoreboard

AFL standard effort would be a pleasant change

I found it interesting that the Hawks coaching staff had more games accumulated at Melbourne than our entire list and coaching staff

There are actually 5 of them that have had a Demon connection

Crazy stat

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Not fussed about the scoreboard

AFL standard effort would be a pleasant change

I found it interesting that the Hawks coaching staff had more games accumulated at Melbourne than our entire list and coaching staff

There are actually 5 of them that have had a Demon connection

6 of their 9 coaching staff have been involved with demons - Clarkson, Beveridge, Fagan, Yze, Bruce and Ratten

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The positive is if we get flogged and ends Neelds coaching career.

Lol there is one every week.

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