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Apparently we got the quick answer while I was taking a wiz. Maybe I should spend the rest of the day in the loo.

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North and the Hawks are the most protected vic clubs. No wonder we have 2 frees to our name!

And we are playing like crap

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Whatever the opposite of a scapegoat is, Cam Pedersen may be that for me right now; but I'm going to keep harping on the fact that our forward structure has seriously suffered in his absence this week.

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Stuffing around with it, are we the worst wet weather side in the AFL?

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Ffs ... doesn't anyone look where theyre kicking today !!!

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Just now, Chook said:

Whatever the opposite of a scapegoat is, Cam Pedersen may be that for me right now; but I'm going to keep harping on the fact that our forward structure has seriously suffered in his absence this week.

Fair call he should have been in. 

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1 minute ago, Chook said:

Whatever the opposite of a scapegoat is, Cam Pedersen may be that for me right now; but I'm going to keep harping on the fact that our forward structure has seriously suffered in his absence this week.

Should be first one picked each week

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2 minutes ago, Chook said:

Whatever the opposite of a scapegoat is, Cam Pedersen may be that for me right now; but I'm going to keep harping on the fact that our forward structure has seriously suffered in his absence this week.

This.

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How the f did we beat Hawthorn ?

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Given what was on the line, this is worse than the Essendon debacle.

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Carlton have lost their last nine games.

Needless to say I think we were entitled to expect a better outcome than what has been delivered.

Anyway the last week has been fun.

Now back to the usual life of a Melbourne supporter.

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Most disappoint effort I can remember. Playing a bottom 4 team who haven't won for nearly 3 months and this is what we serve up. Yes the umpires have been horrendous, but we are playing dumb football with zero intensity. Soul crushing.

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Our attitude is disgusting. Pea hearted. 

We had everything to play for today and apart from 2 or 3 players we are getting nothing from our players. 

Not only do we not deserve to make finals we don't deserve to be considered a team on the rise until this mentally pissweak attitude and soft underbelly is rid of. 

Shameful performance. 

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2 minutes ago, beelzebub said:

How the f did we beat Hawthorn ?

Rock paper scissors, if rocks were capable of underestimating their opponents.

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Calling leaders... leadership... maybe some ideas from the coaches box...

No...

 

Ok, carry on as we have for the first three quarters.

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Respect.
That is our issue.
We think we are something we are not.
Hawthorn can go into a match confident. As can Geelong or Sydney. But you will never find them with an arrogant, laissez faire attitude.
Two times this year this has happened. You would think the Essendon loss would have been the only wake up call we would have needed. Our boys need a pin in their heads before they can think about finals.

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