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MFC or MFCW Premiership First.......

Willmoy1947
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Looking good so far for MFCW........but the Boys need no impetus says i...............

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    MFC Women.  Simple reason:  the 2018 AFLW season concludes before the 2018 AFL season.  

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    2 minutes ago, Deeoldfart said:

    MFC Women.  Simple reason:  the 2018 AFLW season concludes before the 2018 AFL season.  

    Couple of BIGGGGGG assumptions there DOF

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    Our women's team will crush all before it this year. Our leadership is so superior to any other women's team that the value of experience for all our players will be maximised, as will the habits of the game plan and working as a team. Throw in that it seems we are the fittest AFLW team, and our advantage will just keep growing over the short season.

    At this point, it would require some combination of bad luck and shameful overconfidence for our women's team to not win this year's premiership. And after last years slip-ups surely they wouldn't get complacent? Surely...

    As for the men's team. Well, the issue is what is between their ears, not what is between their hips. The talent is there to achieve absolutely anything. But the big variable, the big uncertainty, is just not possible to scutinise from the outside. T'is inscrutable and intangible I say! It simply cannot be scruted or tanged.

     

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    Women.

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