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Just found time to watch it. Quite fascinating as you say. Unfortunately I also was thinking they might as well be talking about us half the time.

At times you have to wonder if we haven't been just as reactionary.. Hopefully we are now moving into a proactive period of our history....hopefully.

the reationary is because the demon is arousing from slumber.

but the danger of that is we become like the tigers did. we're not giving the people with the vision a chance to create that. the trust is thin on the ground around the red & blue.

we had a bad culture & unfortunately made it worse after 2007.

poor decisions about how things were manged, & then handled, caused a lot of heartache, which inturn brought on a lot of ill will & bitterness.

but the culture issues are what we've had perennially.

 

the reationary is because the demon is arousing from slumber.

but the danger of that is we become like the tigers did. we're not giving the people with the vision a chance to create that. the trust is thin on the ground around the red & blue.

we had a bad culture & unfortunately made it worse after 2007.

poor decisions about how things were manged, & then handled, caused a lot of heartache, which inturn brought on a lot of ill will & bitterness.

but the culture issues are what we've had perennially.

The same mistakes will only remain if we continue to employ old Demons.

Now is not the time for that.

The club needs a complete "Blood Transfusion" right now.

It is the only way we can regroup and go forward.

That includes past players in coaching roles at the mo.

It is too early..

The same mistakes will only remain if we continue to employ old Demons.

Now is not the time for that.

The club needs a complete "Blood Transfusion" right now.

It is the only way we can regroup and go forward.

That includes past players in coaching roles at the mo.

It is too early..

Only people with proven good results need apply for any FD / Admin positions.

Any thing less will see us remain anchored to the bottom.

 

She looks quite bashful.

And yet bewitching

10.30 Friday

120 Collins st

32 floor

optometrist appointment

The same mistakes will only remain if we continue to employ old Demons.

Now is not the time for that.

The club needs a complete "Blood Transfusion" right now.

It is the only way we can regroup and go forward.

That includes past players in coaching roles at the mo.

It is too early..

Last Premiership 1964.

There is only Old Demons left.

LOL


Last Premiership 1964.

There is only Old Demons left.

LOL

Precisely. There are no young Demons who have climbed to the top.

They need to learn from those who have....not be in charge.

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