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Essendon vs Melbourne MCG Round 2

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2 hours ago, La Dee-vina Comedia said:

If the Essendon FC has officially invited James Hird to attend the match, it's time they invested in a better PR and issues management consultant. There will be a time for a reconciliation but it shouldn't happen until all the legal processes, including the CAS appeal, the Dank actions and the players v club matters are all resolved. 

LDC the Majority of EFC supporters firmly believe Hird has done nothing wrong and the club is being persecuted by all and sundry ( they cannot explain why).

The Chairman and committee are playing firmly to this group and for this group it is working.

They don't  give a tinkers cuss about what the general football public think.

Unite EFC supporters it is Us against the world.

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    25 minutes ago, old dee said:

    LDC the Majority of EFC supporters firmly believe Hird has done nothing wrong and the club is being persecuted by all and sundry ( they cannot explain why).

    The Chairman and committee are playing firmly to this group and for this group it is working.

    They don't  give a tinkers cuss about what the general football public think.

    Unite EFC supporters it is Us against the world.

    They're a vocal group but not representative of all or even the majority. Plenty of them know their club has led them down a merry path and are extremely disillusioned with them especially Hird, Little et al. 

    The great thing is this will foster division within their club for years if not decades.

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    12 minutes ago, Dr. Gonzo said:

    They're a vocal group but not representative of all or even the majority. Plenty of them know their club has led them down a merry path and are extremely disillusioned with them especially Hird, Little et al. 

    The great thing is this will foster division within their club for years if not decades.

    From my contacts Dr I see little of what you say above.

    I am not saying you are incorrect I am yet to see it from a single EFC supporter I have en counted.

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    If Round 2 is 'Essendon v The World', I guess that makes us the official representatives of 'The World'.

     

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    2 minutes ago, Little Goffy said:

    If Round 2 is 'Essendon v The World', I guess that makes us the official representatives of 'The World'.

     

     

    Exactly. We will get  alot of support that weekend.    

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