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WELCOME TO THE MELBOURNE FOOTBALL CLUB - JORDAN LEWIS

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27 minutes ago, radar said:

Ten years ago Clarko brought Stuart Dew out of retirement

Are you hinting at Dunn for Swan?

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    Interesting how perception about a footy club indeed any organisation can change very quickly. For better and for worse. Sometimes it's one major thing, sometimes an accumulation of a lot of things. In our case, it is evident that we have a good young list, have coaches and managers who are respected and are seen to make the right decisions, and our young talent signalling their confidence in the future by extending their contracts. Also, the re-signing of Hogan has influenced the perception that we are going places.  Finally, the capability and personality of coaches and managers who influence those around them and impress those outside the club. Lots of small pieces that have accumulated and come together to change the perception of a once down and out footy club.  As management texts tell us, perception is reality. It impacts individual and collective hope, belief, trust, confidence, and a sense that there is a better future. We can look forward with enthusiasm and not despair. We can once again be proud of our great club. However, let's not forget the past and where we have come from so that we maintain a sense of reality and balance and don't allow complacency, over confidence and arrogance to set in. 

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    Interesting to read that the Hawks really didn't want to let him go.

    I realise in his interview he was very diplomatic, however I can't help but think he was pretty p*ssed at the club.

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    It's worth noting that Lewis won't get as battered at Melbourne and will be able to use his smarts and skill around the contests. 

    At Hawthorn the only other inside mid was Mitchell.  He'll have Viney, Tyson, Oliver, Brayshaw, etc. able to do the real heavy lifting.

    If anything, coming to the Dees could freshen him up.

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    anyone got a link to the interview ?  

     

    thanks

    mark

     

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    5 minutes ago, markc said:

    anyone got a link to the interview ?  

     

    thanks

    mark

     

    http://www.melbournefc.com.au/video/2016-10-18/media-conference-lewis-on-excitement-of-future

    http://www.melbournefc.com.au/video/2016-10-18/media-conference-lewis-on-melbournes-list

    http://www.melbournefc.com.au/video/2016-10-18/media-conference-lewis-on-leaving-hawthorn

    http://www.melbournefc.com.au/video/2016-10-18/media-conference-lewis-on-coming-to-melbourne

    http://www.melbournefc.com.au/video/2016-10-18/get-excited-jordan-lewis-a-demon

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    Bugg just tweeted:

    If you can't beat them, join them hey @jordanlewis

    classic

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    Very happy about the move

    3 year contract, age 31 at start of next season and from what I understand a decent salary.

    A risk but in the absence of any comparative senior talent on our list a risk worth taking.

    Cannot help but think about all the other players who have crossed to the Dees at similar stages of their careers. Few have really succeeded. I look forward to this being one of those successes.

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    Brilliant

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    3 minutes ago, Skuit said:

    How is hoping for someone's recovery and return to football in bad taste? Last I read he was fit and training and had been told there was a potential his course of treatment would finish sooner than expected. 

    I misread and deleted my post, apologies.

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    55 minutes ago, ProDee said:

     

    At Hawthorn the only other inside mid was Mitchell.  He'll have Viney, Tyson, Oliver, Brayshaw, etc. able to do the real heavy lifting.

     

    Not to mention a fellow called Nathan Jones...

     

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    1 minute ago, Allus Monk said:

    Not to mention a fellow called Nathan Jones...

     

    I see less of a reliance on Jones playing inside, which is why I didn't mention him.

    But yes, we have lots of contested ball winners running through the midfield now.

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    Jordan Lewis' schedule for the afternoon.

     

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    Wow. Lewis on Trade radio being interviewed by Barret. Someone find the link, in the meantime I'll paraphrase.

    "I see Hawthorn of the early 2000s in Melbourne"

    "Knowing that Hogan signed, that made it clear what Melbourne's direction was."

    Ipso facto... Hogan signs, people want to come to the club.

     That is massive.

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    2 hours ago, Eelesie said:

    Looks good in the new colours...

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    Kent will get more time to pay his bald spot, this time on the training track.

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    Looks like his hair's already growing back?

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    When is the first preseason training session and why arent the pics uploaded yet?

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    5 minutes ago, Dappa Dan said:

    Wow. Lewis on Trade radio being interviewed by Barret. Someone find the link, in the meantime I'll paraphrase.

    "I see Hawthorn of the early 2000s in Melbourne"

    "Knowing that Hogan signed, that made it clear what Melbourne's direction was."

    Ipso facto... Hogan signs, people want to come to the club.

     That is massive.

    Wow you threw me there, thought you said "being interviewed by Barret", did he actually ask anything intelligible? Think Todd Viney had massive influence on Lewis moving

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