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Round 23 Non MFC Games

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17 minutes ago, BrisbaneDemon said:

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

The club should ban mad Monday, any player caught drinking out tomorrow shall rot at Casey for the first 6 weeks of the season.

They can drink at home all they want but going out in public after this weekends debacle would just be spitting in our faces.

 

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2 minutes ago, dees189227 said:

Just think of those games where we let the opposition teams score right near the end of the quarter. 

Every game?

New level of disappointment.....lot if wake up calls needed......like next season, how about starting in round 3!!! Anyone care right now about where we finished in JLT cup this year?? We went too hard too early....copper a heap of injures and failed when it counted

It seems we don't stagger our training correctly,probably understandable, since we never play in September.

See you all next year.

 

West Coast played today, like we should have played yesterday.  They were prepared to go the extra yard, and we on the other hand ....................... oh forget it.  Everyone knows what I mean.


16 minutes ago, Deeoldfart said:

Sadly, we got what we deserved (these words keyed through bleary eyes).  I can't remember ever being so disappointed with the final result of a football season. The only slight redemption is that it might put some  steeliness in the gut, and fire in the belly of our players.  Christ's sake they need it!

We all hope it would put fire in their belly but does anyone believe it actually will? They will still get paid this week. They don't care. 

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6 minutes ago, dees189227 said:

Just think of those games where we let the opposition teams score right near the end of the quarter. 

They also specialised in giving up goals at the start of quarters.

1 minute ago, Age said:

We all hope it would put fire in their belly we does anyone believe it actually will? They will still get paid this week. They don't care. 

It's irrelevant anyway - fire in the belly doesn't suddenly give you basic league standard skills.

We're always going to leave the door open for disaster.

 

Only now do I begin to truly understand the pain of those who witnessed 1987.

Just now, Age said:

We all hope it would put fire in their belly we does anyone believe it actually will? They will still get paid this week. They don't care. 

No more than 3 or 4 will give a [censored] if we play finals or not. 

Like i said in another thread, we have a team of Jack Watts's who dont care as long as they get paid.

MFC stand for nothing.


From looking forward to our first final in 11 years to having to think about this weekend for the next 7 months

FML

1 minute ago, ding said:

No more than 3 or 4 will give a [censored] if we play finals or not. 

Like i said in another thread, we have a team of Jack Watts's who dont care as long as they get paid.

MFC stand for nothing.

If that's how you feel you should turn your membership in. I know I feel like doing so right now 

23 minutes ago, Demon Disciple said:

What a waste of a season.

2 x losses to NM, 1 x loss to Freo and can't even beat the filth when they have nothing to play for and we have everything to play for.

Disgrace. No other word for it. Have just about had it with this club.

Gawn needs a serious rocket, his pathetic back half of the year cost us. The McDonald liabilities need to be seriously considered as trade bait (both are too unreliable with the ball and decision making).

Hogan had a [censored] of a season and Viney was playing perpetually injured (our FD rushed them back and paid the price)

As for Goody and his mantra of 'wait until round 23', he clearly doesn't know how to fire them up too well, as we have shot ourselves in the foot sooooooo many times this year.

Fark, MFC can go and jump as far as i'm concerned. Player's don't care enough, if they did, they wouldn't have turned in that crap yesterday. We'll be lucky to crack 40,000 members next year.

I just got off the phone and was saying the same thing, we definitely played a lot worse when he came back, why? I have no idea.

1 minute ago, Goffer said:

If that's how you feel you should turn your membership in. I know I feel like doing so right now 

Read the other thread... i have already cancelled my auto-renewal.

Money where my mouth is etc etc.............

Can we blame Gawn for missing that goal early yesterday or even jeffy or Tom for that stupid kickout to Cox. 

This is why 5 years ago it was easier to support them when we were getting done every week. Yes they broke our heart but at least we knew they were crap. We didnt have to get nervous about finals. 

This hurts big time.  A shocking way to miss finals. 

at least we are giving people a laugh 


5 minutes ago, Chook said:

Only now do I begin to truly understand the pain of those who witnessed 1987.

I was there in 1987. That was worse.

What happened this weekend was so predictable, so I was well and truly prepared for the inevitable outcome.

Absolutely copping it from Collingwood supporters. You'd think the morons had made the 8 the way they're carrying on. 

[censored] you melbourne. If I had any sense I'd support another team 

Now I know how Richmond supporters feel with they finish 9th so regularly. This really sucks, I feel for everyone that went yesterday hoping for the best and ending up feeling shizen.

 

I don't know what to do with myself. Usually I can just focus on the draft, but it means SFA now. Coming to Demonland feels like going to your ex's Facebook just after breaking up. Heartbreaking and sad.

I'm leaving this site for awhile. 


Im seriously thinking about joining my wife and sons team the Crows. Really respect the effort they showed today.

26 minutes ago, Converted Dee said:

Jake Lever would be wise to look elsewhere!!!!!!

 

Going on today's game Lever would fit in quite nicely at MFC. He was horrendous.

 

Interesting that it was Jake Lever who made a terrible turnover to gift Lewis the goal putting them ahead of us in the 4th qtr

THE FINALS

September is just around the corner. After 11 years, we’re knocking on the door of finals with the chance to be a part of something special. For everyone in the Melbourne family – from the players, the coaches and the officials – we are excited to share this journey with you, our loyal fans and club members. This is as much your moment as it is ours. Months of hard work have brought us to this point and we now need your support more than ever.

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Git this email last Wednesday. Just wrote back to the club saying I dont need to worry about this info and hope the players are happy they let the club and themselves down again. 

 


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