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On a positive note the best thing about this round is that we have a BYE.

So u c there are some positives this round and it hasn't even started yet.

I'm still worried about this week, the bye will be fresh and is definitely due for a win.

I'm still worried about this week, the bye will be fresh and is definitely due for a win.

Nothin different over the last six yrs really.
 

I've gone from angry, to incredibly sad, to disillusioned and now I'm just numb, which is actually the worst feeling of all.

I used to care so so much, but I try to distance myself from that somewhat. It's a defense mechanism in the face of great failure and heartbreak.

I've gone from angry, to incredibly sad, to disillusioned and now I'm just numb, which is actually the worst feeling of all.

I used to care so so much, but I try to distance myself from that somewhat. It's a defense mechanism in the face of great failure and heartbreak.

it certainly sux when you reflect and then realise you just dont give much of a stuff anymore. The pain actually retreats to the background because they ( MFC ) just dont figure in the foreground anymore :(


On a positive note the best thing about this round is that we have a BYE.

That means the following;

We don't lose

We don't get another one quarter effort

We don't get another horror 3/4 effort

We don't get another arze kicking

We don't have to listen to Neelds after match press conference

We don't need to hear it is what it is, our list is our list, I didn't see that coming, we are training really well, the score board is the last thing which will change.

So u c there are some positives this round and it hasn't even started yet.

We could be on the bottom after this round. GWS play Port at home and they are a chance.

I'm still worried about this week, the bye will be fresh and is definitely due for a win.

Yes the Bye has a better mid field than the MFC.

Also it will end uo higher on the ladder then the MFC (Its never lost a game yet)

 

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