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I hope in 2015, from Round One, we see a forward line of Dawes, HOGAN, perhaps McCartin? Kent, Watts, JKH, Gawn and Howe.

Oh, and Gartlett.

There's another 3-4 goals.

Eight players in the forward line, could be crowded down there. Mind you Dawes is out reported.

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I heard it too wyl and psd

He has a new whipping boy in the Dogs says the players are running the club.

Back to the Dees he maintained for five years we were being run by idiots and dare I say it he was probably right in the main.

The Bombers haven't escaped Denham's wrath either old dee, he was scathing last week of them having Neil Craig and Mark Neeld in their footy department considering he said they were part of the Melbourne footy department which oversaw possibly the clubs worst seasons in their recent history

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I heard it too wyl and psd

He has a new whipping boy in the Dogs says the players are running the club.

Back to the Dees he maintained for five years we were being run by idiots and dare I say it he was probably right in the main.

Oh he was right, it was fairly ordinary how he took it out on long suffering supporters though, they/we didn't deserve the public humiliation.

But that is the past...PJ calls the shots now.

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Oh Reverend I thought you had left us.

So good to hear from you.

I have very similar thoughts to you.

6 wins and few of those games where we cannot hit the side of a barn will get me smiling.

Don't worry OD, I will always be here; hovering in the ether, waiting for something worth commenting on. It's a pity some others on here don't understand the value of words and are happy to fritter them away. They'll be sorry one day when they have none left.

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does a bandwaggon look anything like a reality bus?

just asking

Depends. Who wins a game of chicken between them? Or if they crash head on, which one squashes the other? :blink:

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We might be a more stable club at the moment, but we don't look like getting out of the bottom 4. I'm tipping 6, maybe 7 wins next year.

Our supporter base is an incredibly resilient bunch though. IMO, the strongest in the league, but maybe I'm biased? ;) I will never give up on my club.

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Personally id like to organize sum kind of donation fund to put to use as a big thank you to PJ as he almost single handed took club by the scruff of neck and completely changed the future if thus mighty fine club

Off topic but suggestions?

They've already named the VFL competition after him. Isn't that enough?

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