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It's staggering the blind faith I have put into the MFC. Is it possible that any other organisation could have abused that faith more?

 

That kid has got it. JKH just has that belief, we need more of this.

This is the Roos drafting.

Imagine what Roos could've done with our era of BP picks.

 

And JKH runs forward.

The rest of this side should be ashamed.

Well done Lynden.

It's staggering the blind faith I have put into the MFC. Is it possible that any other organisation could have abused that faith more?

Yeah, it's always hard to give things up, no matter how little value they actually hold.


Good to see everyone get around JKH for his goal.

Good to see everyone get around JKH for his goal.

absolute disgrace. 1st year draftee in his second AFL game, kicks his first goal in AFL and walks back to the centre square with not one MFC player to congratulate him.

 

absolute disgrace. 1st year draftee in his second AFL game, kicks his first goal in AFL and walks back to the centre square with not one MFC player to congratulate him.

if Roos doesnt blast them for that then he may as well walk away from the job

Who would win a foot race, Toumpas or Trengove?

First round picks.

Absolute Clown School.

We've had more disposals than them, but I expected us to have had lots of handpasses as we flip the ball around when in danger. Turns out we're kicking it a lot (and marking it too).

What are we doing, then? Ridiculous short kicks? Hopeless long kicks? Backwards/sideways movement? And why? Last week we seemed to show evidence of a purposeful game plan - where has that gone?


How many more years are we going to put up with this sort of performance without objecting to senior club leaders? Who honestly thinks most of our players were hard at the ball today? Spencer is huge but is also scared. Many of our players are happy to chase opposition players and not the ball. We are so SLOOOWWWW!

Based on that performance there is no improvement showing from 2013. We seem to be a minimum of 7 to 8 years from being competitive.

Confidence versus zero confidence.

We'll get there.


 

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