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Roos' answers show how comfortable he is with football speak.

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    How much can you really say in 140 characters?

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    Interesting his comment, 'certainly hope that Frawley stays'.

    We need the back 6 to remain intact. And, if anything's clear, it's that Roos is of the view that defence wins the big games.

    Frawley is obviously pivotal to this.

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    I honestly couldn't see the point. People would try to ask more than one question in a tweet and it was obvious he couldn't respond to both with, as was mentioned above, the limited number of characters allowed. The answers weren't particularly revealing or specific apart from the Frawley response which was really Roos just echoing the general feeling of MFC supporters.

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    I honestly couldn't see the point. People would try to ask more than one question in a tweet and it was obvious he couldn't respond to both with, as was mentioned above, the limited number of characters allowed. The answers weren't particularly revealing or specific apart from the Frawley response which was really Roos just echoing the general feeling of MFC supporters.

    I always think these things are done to satisfy the masses and not the really engaged supporters that we are on demonland. We always want more info than the club wants to give. Same goes for the injury updates from Dave Misson.

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    I always think these things are done to satisfy the masses and not the really engaged supporters that we are on demonland. We always want more info than the club wants to give. Same goes for the injury updates from Dave Misson.

    yep

    I also think there is little that will satisfy a down trodden supporter base ( Demonland included ) other than 10+ wins in 2014.

    good teams probably get a quarter of the attention from their fans at this time of the year.

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    I always think these things are done to satisfy the masses and not the really engaged supporters that we are on demonland. We always want more info than the club wants to give. Same goes for the injury updates from Dave Misson.

    Go to training, you are allowed to speak to anybody as long as you pick your moment, you will get the 'company line' a lot of the time, but you also get other information as well, depends on what you ask, and who

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