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When was the last time MFC defeated a team that was top of the ladder interstate or anywhere? Watershed moment in time and I was there ultra proud of the lads.

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Be a while. 

Come from behind - 12 goal turnaround. 

Interatate. 

Man down. 

Musta been great to be there - pretty pumped listening SEN 

1 hour ago, Win4theages said:

When was the last time MFC defeated a team that was top of the ladder interstate or anywhere?

St.Kilda round 15 2004?

 
1 hour ago, Win4theages said:

When was the last time MFC defeated a team that was top of the ladder interstate or anywhere? Watershed moment in time and I was there ultra proud of the lads.

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Hawthorn last year Round 20 or thereabouts. Definitely a watershed moment, Adelaide may have hit a little rut but they will not lose many games at AO this year. And the main reason this win against Adelaide is bigger is the way we changed the game mid 2nd qtr. The match had pantsing written all over it and you could hear the party time expectation in the crowd. The turnaround was epic.

We simply MUST bring that intensity to the table against North this weekend as I expect we will be favourites which history tells us does not bode well for us. The rot has to stop now and we need to win this game comfortably if we are to be taken seriously.

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