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I'll admit to a man-crush.

I'm not interested in what I heard on the footy show last night from Jack Watts. More important and far more inspiring to me was the couple of minutes we had with our former captain, games/goal record holder and genuinely humble character who is David Neitz.

If I was Jackson or our new Pres, the first call I'd be making is to the great man himself, My sole intention would be to try and tap into that character, passion, humble persona and aggression for the cause (the footage of Neita destroying opponents gave me goosebumps). It's time to get Neita off the sidelines; the impact he could have on the young guys coming through is immeasurable.

I can only hope that the brief footage and interview that Jack Watts witnessed made him ponder exactly what playing for the MFC meant after his earlier petulant dribble .

David Neitz 19/7/2013

"I think there's reason for optimism going into next year, but as a club we need to be sure we're united."

Unite us again Neita

 

He brought absolute heart and passion to the MFC. Some we desperately lack since he left.

 

Was my favourite demon to watch!

Loved them massive hits, and 55m bombs


Is a chance for the board, either him or Paul Hopgood, both are doing a lot behind the scenes.

Is a chance for the board, either him or Paul Hopgood, both are doing a lot behind the scenes.

How are his emu's going?

Edited by Jarka

 

What a contrast in men. Nietz a pure champion. Watts unproven overated.. Watts must have rocks in is head thinking Melb will Hurt if he leaves.. (I hope he stays) Given that first has come on and hogan is being likened to the greats (lots to prove) but from what I've seen at vfl looks every bit a gun!

Edited by PurpleHaze12

It was a hell of a contrast between Neitz and Watts on the footy show. It just reminded us all of what the club was like 10-15 years ago. Amazing that they managed to stuff it up so badly in such a short time.


yep, cant buy leadership cant get it at university. nor private school

LEADERSHIP covers all angles

Number 9 Number 9 Number 9...

Trenners? I know how much you love him.

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