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Kennett future MelbourneFC President?

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Can we have a public whipping of all those responsible for what been happening at the next AGM?

The whole thing is a disgrace!

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    My god. That grammar. I usually just ignore people like yourself, but you rarely post about the MFC and instead attempt to knock rpfc at every turn. See if you can get some enjoyment out of something else in life, rather than trolling internet forums. Your petty agenda doesn't do you any favours. Quite the opposite. Pipe down or push off.

    If your going to cry and moan over the same thread like RPFC does he deserves what he gets, you people cry about the Administration, retaining players the FD and the debt that's coming, FMD 8 out of 10 people that post here don't even attend games, I for one are looking forward to catching the train to the G today, if you want a powerful club jump on the train and go to the G today instead of bitching in the game day thread, if not pipe down or push off.
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    Whats clear here is we need a President that is 100% commited along with board members that can set the right culture & start making ccorrect football deisions

    When you here Freeman in that intereview it dosent sound like his 100% in becoming president & to say we can play finals in 3 yrs is just typical of how far away he is! We cant even win a qtr of football,,,,just sounds like silvertail stuff!

    Kennett hate him or love him has shown more fight & passion from someone who wants to fix & change the culture!

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    If your going to cry and moan over the same thread like RPFC does he deserves what he gets, you people cry about the Administration, retaining players the FD and the debt that's coming, FMD 8 out of 10 people that post here don't even attend games, I for one are looking forward to catching the train to the G today, if you want a powerful club jump on the train and go to the G today instead of bitching in the game day thread, if not pipe down or push off.

    But, but, but... what if he wants to drive his car to the G, or ride his bike or god forbid walk?! Will that make us an any less powerful club?

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    Whats clear here is we need a President that is 100% commited along with board members that can set the right culture & start making ccorrect football deisions

    When you here Freeman in that intereview it dosent sound like his 100% in becoming president & to say we can play finals in 3 yrs is just typical of how far away he is! We cant even win a qtr of football,,,,just sounds like silvertail stuff!

    Kennett hate him or love him has shown more fight & passion from someone who wants to fix & change the culture!

    Not sure we will know if Freeman was 100% or not, but from what GNF has posted the AFL have said thanks Freeman and Jeffy but we will let you know who the President will be along with the coach. You can only assume if they are AFL "endorsed" then they will be 100% intot eh job just like PJ aka Winston Wolfe.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wWmRTjLRMfU

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    But, but, but... what if he wants to drive his car to the G, or ride his bike or god forbid walk?! Will that make us an any less powerful club?

    Carparks closed drop kick.
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    If your going to cry and moan over the same thread like RPFC does he deserves what he gets, you people cry about the Administration, retaining players the FD and the debt that's coming, FMD 8 out of 10 people that post here don't even attend games, I for one are looking forward to catching the train to the G today, if you want a powerful club jump on the train and go to the G today instead of bitching in the game day thread, if not pipe down or push off.

    What exactly are you basing this on? I've been to every game in Melbourne this season and just got my ticket for the Geelong game. And it's you're.

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    Can we close this forum clogging thread,he's been ruled out by HQ!!!

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    Making a profit?

    Who cares.

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    Kennett will never be MFC president .AFL won't allow it. Might as well close this thread.

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    Kennett will never be MFC president .AFL won't allow it. Might as well close this thread.

    ... ah, but he may put in a good word fore "eyebrows"..... what have we got to sell to make up some income... can we pull up some seats from the southern stand? would they be worth anything on the open markets?

    ... standing room only is all they need.... thats the motto. make room, get more in...

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    The last thing we want is a Jeff curse to go with the Norm curse

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    The last thing we want is a Jeff curse to go with the Norm curse

    hahaha... I hope jeff puts a curse on Us.... just not his cowlick, or eyebrows.

    I wonder if he's consider standing in for Joffa when he's waylayed?

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