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It's Tiger Time...according to a MFC coach

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Sir Why You Little Legend

Sir Why You Little   36,670

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2 hours ago, DeeSpencer said:

Took us from 1944 points to 2035 points despite Hogan out for most of the year, Watts turning up in bad condition, no Vanders and Kent falling off the wagon. Developed ANB and Melksham in to pretty solid half forwards. Got a fair bit out of Hannan. And for a lot of the year our forward pressure took a big leap forward. 

There's issues for sure - talls getting in each others way, not enough leading up at the kickers and inconsistent tackle pressure. But Chaplin's coaching didn't make things worse than last year.

Well said. For a dysfunctional forward line coached terribly we kicked a lot of scores over 100 points

Bex and a good lie down i think 36

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I had a friend who played for west coast and was part of the 2006 grand final. I supported them like it was the dees playing. He has history with that team of course he will support them against the crows. If Melbourne made it then I'm sure you'd see David Neits in the stand with his Melbourne scarf on barracking for the Dee's 

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51 minutes ago, layzie said:

They probably get a pass in these situations but you have to admit it looks a bit strange. 

Just remember the club that pays your wages.

Well, if the MFC has an issue with it, I'm sure they will let those concerned know... I get the feeling you will find that the club would give them its blessings.

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16 hours ago, Males said:

And we also had our key forward miss most of the year, not to mention other injuries.

You have to be kidding yourself if you don't believe ex players aren't going to have a soft spot for teams they played for, doesn't mean they barrack for them when we play against them. I actually wouldn't be surprised if Bernie Vince was there somewhere barracking for Adelaide. ?

Apparently he was right there along side Sloane ...

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On 10/2/2017 at 8:40 PM, Leoncelli_36 said:

So here is our forward line coach on Saturday clad in a tigers scarf, announcing it's tiger time. I've been shot down by a few ppl this week on here saying I was making too much of Goodwin suggesting he would celebrate with the Crows if they win. Surely you look at this and shake your head in disbelief 

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demoniac has no issue with above.

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