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well Neil Craig is definitely not the answer

 

Who would want to coach this bunch of vfl grade footballers. We won't get the right coach at years end because it would be career suicide. I think its going to be a case of just getting anyone who applies.

Why would any out of contact player or free agent stay?

Watts and Sylvia are part of our problem.

If they don't wanna stay they can F off!
 

56 to 25 inside 50's and 18 marks to 2 inside 50. When we get the ball down there we can't do anything with it anyway.


I cant see a positive from this game at all. Can anyone help me out as I'm really suffering?

102 now.
 

Does Trengove have OP?

Melbourne need to come out clarify this once and for all because if he doesn't they need to either completely rebuild his running action or trade him while there is an ounce of value left.

Looks like this worse than the Essendon game. I thought those days of losing by big margins are over.

There will have to be about 10-12 player gone by season end, surely

Wow, we're not even trying now. 5 goals in 7 minutes to the roos.


This is now beyond pathetic! Craig knows he has no chance of coaching, the players have given up and we are 102 points down with 10 mins left in the game.

Gee Lynch is a [censored], "Lachie Hanson is a very good player", LOL..

He is playing the MFC for christs sakes, other than that the blokes a deadset spud.

The V8's are on 7 mate people.

Neil Craig has a lot to answer for.

Made one change last week after playing in those conditions, didn't drops players who did nothing and now we are getting no effort and have no run in the legs. Rookie mistake from someone who should know better. Thanks and goodbye.


I nearly broke the radio on the way home in the car earlier. I'm now on the verge of doing what Sleeve did to the TV now I'm home.

The total lack of accountability is just disgusting. I don't think Norm Smith could get these spuds putting in the required effort to be competitive. Neil Craig sure can't.

 

It's sad that the radio commentators are saying things like 'stop the fight', 'wave the white flag', 'I've never seen such a mismatch'.

It's sadder that I'm somewhat used to it.

Watts now loose man in defence. Who does this help? Us? No, it means more turnovers if we are even able to get the ball forward. Him? No, it means he gets easy disposals, if any.

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