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GOODBYE MITCH CLARK

The Song Formerly Known As
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With Garry or the [censored] ?

The second one

Edited by Maple Demon

 

I'd prefer a Tool hoodie or Tshirt.

he strikes me as a nine inch nails type of guy

he strikes me as a nine inch nails type of guy

Tool and NIN fans go hand in hand for the most part.

For the record, Mitch posted Korn lyrics the other day, which is disappointing.

 

He isn't in any team's gear. It is a pre-taped interview, by the looks of it at his home.

Just as I said it would be earlier in the thread when some people were complaining that he was going on the footy show in a live interview

Tool and NIN fans go hand in hand for the most part.

For the record, Mitch posted Korn lyrics the other day, which is disappointing.

they were ok at soundwave - but not a patch on Rob Zombie.


they were ok at soundwave - but not a patch on Rob Zombie.

Saw them at The Palace (RIP), same story there. Rob and co killed it.

So they just showed some of the interview on 9 news and said couldn't rule out a comeback... That's enough for me.

Fact: Clark will keep possibility of comeback as "ON" in tonight's interview. This has become compelling viewing for all Dee supporters.
 

Fact: Clark will keep possibility of comeback as "ON" in tonight's interview. This has become compelling viewing for all Dee supporters.


Fact: Clark will keep possibility of comeback as "ON" in tonight's interview. This has become compelling viewing for all Dee supporters.

GNF, it seems like it's still a long shot, do the club genuinely think this is a chance? or more so a nice surprise if it happens but not enough to run with

also do you have any inside info on Chip Frawley or Tom Mcdonald?

I am told the club views the possibility of a Clark comeback as a genuine possibility rather than a long shot. Say 50/50 or better. After all you would not go on the footy show and say its possible unless you were seriously considering it.

I am told the club views the possibility of a Clark comeback as a genuine possibility rather than a long shot. Say 50/50 or better. After all you would not go on the footy show and say its possible unless you were seriously considering it.

And any inside info on Chip Frawley or Tom Mcdonald???

Ask me on Tuesday.

Wild guess, he has re-signed, didn't know what to say when asked today hense not even looking at the interviewer, wanting to announce as boost for Mondays game?


I think we are getting ahead of ourselves. Its highly unlike;ey that he's been able to get himself right in such a short period of time, to be able to make a call as big as this. Id love him to come back, but it just doesn't seem possible at this point in time.

After all you would not go on the footy show and say its possible unless you were seriously considering it.

Judging by Garry's intro / ad just now, I doubt he's going to say this at all.

"Mitch Clark opens up about the illness that ended his career"...

So if Mitch comes back to us is it as simple as signing him as a free agent and with a fresh contract? I'd love to have him back but only if he is physically and mentally fit.

Ask me on Tuesday.

Is this in response to my post GNF?

(And any inside info on Chip Frawley or Tom Mcdonald)

Cheers

Edited by DemonOX

Mitch has left the door open with a decision to be made in Nov/Dec. I have not seen the interview. I may end up with egg on my face. I am just saying what I am told from my friends inside the club. I hope to get more info on this and other issues on Monday.


Fact: Clark will keep possibility of comeback as "ON" in tonight's interview. This has become compelling viewing for all Dee supporters.

I am interstate - I would be very grateful if someone could give a succinct summary of what he says.

Many thanks in anticipation.

Fact: Clark will keep possibility of comeback as "ON" in tonight's interview. This has become compelling viewing for all Dee supporters.

Nothing will compel me to watch that show, I'll wait to read about it on 'Demonland'.

Fact: Clark will keep possibility of comeback as "ON" in tonight's interview. This has become compelling viewing for all Dee supporters.

Judging by Garry's intro / ad just now, I doubt he's going to say this at all.

"Mitch Clark opens up about the illness that ended his career"...

Hmm. Grand New Flag, are you just pulling all of our legs?

 

Plenty of praise for the Dees so far

I am really surprised he went into how he felt collecting his pay cheque. I did not think it would go there but respect for being so open about it.


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