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Round 23 Non MFC Games

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Haha when will the disappointment end. On a side note Lever looked average today.

 

gutted, for the second time this weekend

 

I said it this time last season as I cheered on Collingwood (to provide us with a slim chance of finals).

We have to make our own luck. We can't rely on this rubbish.

Our 2017 season is officially a failure.

We had our chances: Hawthorne, Fremantle, North Melbourne, Collingwood, just to name a few.

Edited by ignition.


I have never been more disappointed.

10 minutes ago, danielE288 said:

Were out by a percent 8:37 to go.

We are a joke. Should never have come to this . I am done. I will never renew my membership. I am sick of paying money for shite. 

Well done Melb you suck

 

Well I hope that burns the players all off season like it does the supporters.

What a disgrace of a performance.

1 minute ago, dees189227 said:

By the way last week hurt us badly letting the lions come back. 

Imagine if we hadn't let them get out the back at the end of Q2 with 0:01 on the clock!



How [censored] was the crows today...if they play like that int eh finals they'll get creamed.  unless loopy kicks, constantly missing targets out of bounds one the full.  

Right, time to cancel my automatic membership renewal .................

Season was lost when we started drinking our own bathwater 32 points up in the last qtr against the Lions (really just one of about 20 examples I could give right now).

This is a new low in the history of this club. There is not a single defence against any accusations that we are a weak club, and it's going to take a lot to live it down. Currently, and until 2018 proves otherwise, which is hard to imagine, the Melbourne Football Club has achieved nothing in changing how we are perceived by the football community. I hope it's representatives feel embarrassed, because that's what they deserve. 

Hell has been suppressed.


So gutted.

Ninth. Richmond are third, and we are ninth.

How much pain can we take? Seriously?

Missed finals by one goal.  

Losses to Freo. Hawks. Pies. kangas twice.  

Had kangas on toast. Scores even. 2 minute mark last quarter. Kicking with a 4 goal wind - and lost. 

Percentage. Had Lions beaten by 5 goals then won by 13. 

 

 
1 hour ago, Chook said:

We didn't choke remember. Goody assures us Finals weren't spoken about.

Maybe it should have been Chook.  We played like it didn't mean much.  You would think the Pies were finals bound if you watched that match as a neutral yesterday

You get what you deserve Melbourne! Let's hope this burns all preseason for them, they're probably preparing mad Monday for tomorrow though ????


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