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ok,been trying to stay away from this ,but here goes. ive been suffering the blues for a while now and unfortunately am not controlling it as much as IT is controlling me. i dont medicate and dont w

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Stuie and WYL, PLEASE STOP OR YOU CAN HAVE A HOLIDAY. IF YOU WANT TO FIGHT THEN DO IT VIA PMs. NO ONE WANTS TO HEAR IT.

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Do you doubt Clark will not play much this year?

Im not trying to horn in on old arguments but its not looking good.

Do I 'doubt that Clark will not play much this year?'

I don't doubt that I don't know, and that no-one will know until he does or does not play much this year.

Hope that's clear.

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Don't mind one, last of the sizeable breweries that is still aussie owned.

More power to them I saw

I hadn't realised that OD (but a quick Google proves you right)... I like James Squire beers but wasn't aware that they had been acquired by Lion Nathan who are in turn owned by Kirin.

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Don't mind one, last of the sizeable breweries that is still aussie owned.

More power to them I saw

But crap beer....
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Good news, I have it on the best authority from someone who absolutely knows, that Mitch's foot is still attached to his ankle.

...but is the ankle attached to the rest of him?? :rolleyes:

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And that topic is... Mitch Clark and the spin released from the MFC about how he is fine but his niggles may mean he will miss a few matches. At the start of the year....

I just cant swallow any more BS. Im at saturation point. I have no belief this pre-season is any different to the last 5,6,7. Everyone all firing, club so happy. We're all meant to believe it.

I dont. Im not looking for an argument. Im not a true believer any more. Sick of bad pre-seasons and players that are forever 4-6. Maybe I should change my moniker to Hanrahan.

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And that topic is... Mitch Clark and the spin released from the MFC about how he is fine but his niggles may mean he will miss a few matches. At the start of the year....

I just cant swallow any more BS. Im at saturation point. I have no belief this pre-season is any different to the last 5,6,7. Everyone all firing, club so happy. We're all meant to believe it.

I dont. Im not looking for an argument. Im not a true believer any more. Sick of bad pre-seasons and players that are forever 4-6. Maybe I should change my moniker to Hanrahan.

Don't feel alone Franky there are another 11999 who have left the fold over the last two years.

Actions will fix your melody, be prepared for some small but significant gains in 2014.

However 2015 is probably your year.

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Cheers Old Dee.

I pays my dues so I takes my chance. If I wasnt a member I wouldnt feel I had the right to pi55 and moan.

Im hoping for good news, but dont expect it.

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I don't see why anyone isn't capable of just being a human blessed with the ability for rational thought.

Don't need to be a doomsayer expecting the worst...

Don't need to be a true believer gobbling up spin...

Just accept Mitch Clark is coming back after a long time out of footy, as such needs to build up his match fitness, and will be succeptible to hamstring issues as a result of his previous foot issues, and as such his loads will be carefully managed, and reduced if deemed necessary.

Not a great stretch to accept that.

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Ok so maybe he wont play round 1

So what?

I reckon he will play a couple of games for Casey to ease back in to things, and will be in the MFC lineup about round 6

Cant wait

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I don't see why anyone isn't capable of just being a human blessed with the ability for rational thought.

Let go of that, it will do your head in.

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I don't see why anyone isn't capable of just being a human blessed with the ability for rational thought.

Don't need to be a doomsayer expecting the worst...

Don't need to be a true believer gobbling up spin...

Just accept Mitch Clark is coming back after a long time out of footy, as such needs to build up his match fitness, and will be succeptible to hamstring issues as a result of his previous foot issues, and as such his loads will be carefully managed, and reduced if deemed necessary.

Not a great stretch to accept that.

Clark was going brilliantly pre Christmas. He was in everything and there seemed to be no restraints placed on him by the coaching/medical staff and he was certainly training with full intent.

The slight hamstring issue has been going on for 4 weeks now but the club is still playing the 'carefully managed' line.

Thinking rationally of course, I just don't think he's going to string too many together this year. I hope I'm proven wrong.

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