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GAME DAY - Round 15

Whispering_Jack
in Melbourne Demons

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Sad, need an effort.

Put Mcdonald Forward, Hogan back. Something!

Need drastic change.

Does Roos know the meaning of insanity.

Doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.

Forward line isn't working!!!

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[censored] this [censored]
 

Worst loss under roos by a mile.

Sick to death of this team and this club

This is a team that is dead and buried and we have just capitulated for no [censored] reason

Anyone blaming the Darwin game is kidding themselves

We are soft, we are lazy, we have too many players who don't give two shits.

Nothing will ever change.


Playing all over us.

Pathetic to watch

Usual 3rd quarter shite fest by MFC.

Heads down, hands on hips, given up.

Im not watching this crap anymore.

We just can't take a mark inside fifty,,,,our forward line is completely disfunctional today
 

Tom Mcdonald needs to be dropped! [censored] shitfull kick and is spent!


How is it possible that we have gone backwards from last year?

Yet Roos keeps telling anyone who will listen that we've improved! Yeah right Paul, give me some of the stuff you're on.

Why does it always take a loss that cuts real deep before we start to actually give a crap?

We have learnt NOTHING

Absolutely gutted

Same old from Melbourne. When we have no chance we show fight. When we have a chance to win 2 in a row we shirk at the idea and when we are expected to win we play like a bunch of privelleged morons who shrink to nothing when it doesn't come easy.


Must goal.

Hardly surprising.

Neeld and Craig only needed to tell them to put a bit of physicality on us and we will fold easily.

Soft underbelly. Absolute head cases.

pathetic. I'm done. I'm sick of feeling like [censored] every weekend watching this club.


 

Who's JKH on for? Fox Footy haven't said.

Harmes


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