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...I just want this season to end and the next pre-season to start so I can once again convince myself that we'll be better next year?

 

Paul Roos has said as much. Unfortunately the draft and trade period are the best times to be a Melbourne supporter.

Ah, renewed false hope...

Btw, is it an amazing coincidence that I misspelled false and autocorrect offered me "Cale"?

True story.

 

Ah, renewed false hope...

Btw, is it an amazing coincidence that I misspelled false and autocorrect offered me "Cale"?

True story.

Pick 88?


We've had plenty of draft picks exceed expectations. Bale, McDonald, Jetta. All low picks who are doing ok. IF only we could say the same about our first round picks.

We've had plenty of draft picks exceed expectations. Bale, McDonald, Jetta. All low picks who are doing ok. IF only we could say the same about our first round picks

That's what I meant.

instead of shouldering football pain on my own, i drag my whole family down with me.

 

...I just want this season to end and the next pre-season to start so I can once again convince myself that we'll be better next year?

I am usually a glass half full MFC supporter, but I don't expect much improvement next year.

The loss of Frawley will hurt.

GWS and GC will improve, Brisbane appearing on the up, inclusion of Rich will help to.

MFC will tail out with St Kilda, painful times ahead IMO.


I am usually a glass half full MFC supporter, but I don't expect much improvement next year.

The loss of Frawley will hurt.

GWS and GC will improve, Brisbane appearing on the up, inclusion of Rich will help to.

MFC will tail out with St Kilda, painful times ahead IMO.

I'm sorry, but apart from the odd goal here and there, Chip will not be missed. The top 5 pick however won't hurt us.

Happy in October, depressed in March.

You think we'd be used to it by now.

I turn on my own team as quick as they turn on themselves!

I feel like I 'm turning into a richmond supporter.

But I think the 400 odd a year I pay gives me the right to be [censored], when "professional" players can 't handball two metres or kick a goal from 17 metres out!


...I just want this season to end and the next pre-season to start so I can once again convince myself that we'll be better next year?

Yep Just like last year Siggggggghhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!

Sad but the happiest time for Melbourne supporters is after the end of the home and away games, anticipation and optimism generated by the draft (and list clean out) through to new recruits joining pre-season training and into practice matches, after that its normally been all down hill until the end of the home and away games again where we rinse and repeat.

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