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2 hours ago, Unleash Hell said:

While I agree with you, you need to look at the game in isolation, not 40 years of pain.

The truth is we aren't going to get better unless we can build and keep a list together. I know it's painful but we are not Geelong or Hawthorn, we don't have years of development under our belt.

While I am very annoyed like the majority on this thread, sometimes you need to step back take a breath and look at the whole picture.

I disagree with you on years of development.  Many of our players have had 3 years under Roos, and 3 under Goodwin. That’s 6 years of development, we must stop using this as an excuse.  Hawthorn and Geelong have created a winning culture regardless of list.  The MFC still has a losing culture.  Our promotional photo next year should be a photo of Nathan Jones trudging off the ground with his head down!  I’ve lost count how many of these photos appear in the press over the last 12 years!  It’s the story of Nathan’s career and emblematic of the MFC!

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We know the club is almost rock bottom when posters like @Wiseblood have given up telling everyone to be positive after a loss.

Where has he and @ProDee disappeared to i wonder......

Our season has taken its toll on plenty already and it will only get worse after the Collingwood game.

Guess we have the cricket to follow for a while.

"Go the cheaters"!!!

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2 hours ago, Sorry kids said:

Simon Goodwin Comment- " I do not want to take anything away from Adelaide, Adelaide were good'  I am not interested in hearing my coach say that about other teams. Just adds to the narrative that melbourne are too nice.

I wanted to hear him say, Professional forwards are paid to kick goals. OK they missed, it happens, but they need to work harder at goalkicking and we will give them that opportunity. First up. Sam and Smithy take  kicks from the same distance first thing Monday morning  and they do not stop until they get 8 out of 10, maybe 10 out of 10 thereby reinforcing their confidence.

If that's under the guidance of Todd they might be still out there practicing at the start of the QB match SK!

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14 hours ago, Sorry kids said:

Are you saying Hibberd wasnt underdone tonight. Just like you said we would win the next 3.

Oh no I had a optimistic view. 

You must be right about everything in life.

congratulations on becoming the Oracle

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I know many have been saying we need to practise our goal kicking, but I'm sure we do similar amounts to other teams.

To me, it's a mental issue.

We have shown an ability to kick straight at times, particularly when the pressure is off.  But it has now happened on too many occasions in close games for me to think it's more a physical thing than a mental thing.

Look at how Trac relaxes when he shoots from 50 - he is a thumping kick. Then watch him when he lines up from 25m out - you can see the fear and panic at potentially missing the easy one.

Hunt kicks a great goal from 45 then misses from 20 out.

Smith is a good kick for goal at Casey and kicks one in the second term. Then, in the last, with the heat on, he misses a very similar one from straight in front.

Weideman, a beautiful kick, misses one he'd kick 9 out of 10 times when the heat was on at the end.

TMac, a generally accurate set shot, misses two he'd normally kick against WCE.

It goes on an on and on.

I think we have a real fear of failure and it infects our goal kicking in these types of games - especially when the misses build up and so too the pressure.

In an even competition goal kicking accuracy is a significant statistic and we need to sort this mental issue out as we head into next season. Look at the way the Eagles regularly snatch wins despite not playing well by nailing the key goals at the big moments - we are like their polar opposites.

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4 hours ago, PJ_12345 said:

Watched just after half time. Still baffled at how professional athletes earning an average of $310,000 pa missed easy opportunities.

Behinds in H2:

Weideman x2
Gawn x2
Harmes x1
T. Smith x1
Jones x1
Hunt x1
 

With this season now a write off, the club needs to be more ruthless on who gets game time. I.e. if they're not going to be part of a permiership team, dont play them. Garlett, OMac and JKH.

agreed. JKH gone, Omac depth can play in twos as back up. Garlett im 50/50 atm. last night he was good, then poor at the contest, good at the contest, good again then p1ssweak in the last quarter. see how his year pans out as we don't have too many forward pockets on the list at present.

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3 minutes ago, Scoop Junior said:

I know many have been saying we need to practise our goal kicking, but I'm sure we do similar amounts to other teams.

To me, it's a mental issue.

We have shown an ability to kick straight at times, particularly when the pressure is off.  But it has now happened on too many occasions in close games for me to think it's more a physical thing than a mental thing.

Look at how Trac relaxes when he shoots from 50 - he is a thumping kick. Then watch him when he lines up from 25m out - you can see the fear and panic at potentially missing the easy one.

Hunt kicks a great goal from 45 then misses from 20 out.

Smith is a good kick for goal at Casey and kicks one in the second term. Then, in the last, with the heat on, he misses a very similar one from straight in front.

Weideman, a beautiful kick, misses one he'd kick 9 out of 10 times when the heat was on at the end.

TMac, a generally accurate set shot, misses two he'd normally kick against WCE.

It goes on an on and on.

I think we have a real fear of failure and it infects our goal kicking in these types of games - especially when the misses build up and so too the pressure.

In an even competition goal kicking accuracy is a significant statistic and we need to sort this mental issue out as we head into next season. Look at the way the Eagles regularly snatch wins despite not playing well by nailing the key goals at the big moments - we are like their polar opposites.

Tmac kicks straight, his misses are straight just lined up wrong, he seems to nail the one on the angle right footers have trouble with sliding accross the face, then the one that suits right footers he has no natural swing to bring it back.

Weid can miss the odd easy one but his technique seems pretty good so would expect him to be accurate most times. 

Hunt, like gawn is more confident kicking from 40 out. After gawns miss vs geelong he said in an interview that distance troubles him and is only 50 50, so obviously he was trying to work on it, but if hes say 80 20 or better from further out, why not just walk back and kick from furthef out?

Trac, i think he needs some one on one with a dunstall or fevola, respect is a big thing, and when someone like dunstall tells you something you take it on board more.

We've been told our team is underdone, its a lot harder to hit that team mate inside 50 or put it over the goal umpires head when fatigued. Our skills are down and so is goal kicking

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1 hour ago, Soidee said:

I disagree with you on years of development.  Many of our players have had 3 years under Roos, and 3 under Goodwin. That’s 6 years of development, we must stop using this as an excuse.  Hawthorn and Geelong have created a winning culture regardless of list.  The MFC still has a losing culture.  Our promotional photo next year should be a photo of Nathan Jones trudging off the ground with his head down!  I’ve lost count how many of these photos appear in the press over the last 12 years!  It’s the story of Nathan’s career and emblematic of the MFC!

Ok

Go through last nights side for me last night and tell me all of the players that have had 3 years of development under Roos and Goodwin

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1 hour ago, ding said:

We know the club is almost rock bottom when posters like @Wiseblood have given up telling everyone to be positive after a loss.

Where has he and @ProDee disappeared to i wonder......

Our season has taken its toll on plenty already and it will only get worse after the Collingwood game.

Guess we have the cricket to follow for a while.

"Go the cheaters"!!!

I think ProDee stopped posting after the Saints game. He read the writing on the wall for this season.

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1 hour ago, ding said:

We know the club is almost rock bottom when posters like @Wiseblood have given up telling everyone to be positive after a loss.

Where has he and @ProDee disappeared to i wonder......

Our season has taken its toll on plenty already and it will only get worse after the Collingwood game.

Guess we have the cricket to follow for a while.

"Go the cheaters"!!!

Both visit the site just not posted. 

They are probably waiting till we turn the corner, win a few games and come back to preach 'told you so'! 

So we may not hear from them for about another month!

 

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25 minutes ago, Unleash Hell said:

Ok

Go through last nights side for me last night and tell me all of the players that have had 3 years of development under Roos and Goodwin

Brayshaw, Fritsich, frost, Gawn, Hannan, harmes, hibberd, both McDonald’s, Hunt, Oliver, petracca, Smith, spargo, Viney, stretch, weideman, JKH.  I left out Jones, he has had 14 years of development.

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14 hours ago, bing181 said:

Just not sure what people expected. We lost arguably our two best players just before the match, leaving us with a car boot sale back line. Our forward line - such as it is - is built around players with a handful of games. What you see with the goalkicking under pressure is exactly what you’d expect from inexperienced players. 

The only thing that surprises me is that we were even in a position to win in the first place. 

Nah sorry bing that's garbage. That game was ours and we lost it. We had enough players out there to win, we had enough of the footy to win, we had enough scoring shots to win. We choked. Again.

Not good enough.

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12 minutes ago, At the break of Gawn said:

I think ProDee stopped posting after the Saints game. He read the writing on the wall for this season.

 

7 minutes ago, Lucifer's Hero said:

Both visit the site just not posted.

 

 

@prodee and @wiseblood

I think you'll find they stopped posting because this is such an awful place after a loss and most of the comments and suggestions are extreme with many just plain dumb.  Like me, I imagine they are after sensible comment (like Scoop above) and not emotional sentiment with no intellectual content.

They read because there are some good posters, which is why I'm here now (because I saw the last post was by P-Man who I like). 

I don't know if it's been said before in this thread but whilst I'm very disappointed about last night I'm much happier than I was after the GWS game.  We played well.  We saw continued proof that Oskar will be a good player, we saw we can compete with a good team with our second string backline playing, and I mean our VFL backline playing bar perhaps one or two.  May, Lever, Jetta, Salem and Hore playing and do you think we lose that game?

The criticisms of JKH are silly.  His second game since March and he was rusty.  22 possessions, 6 tackles and a few wonky kicks.  Who would have thought?  Viney to be dropped and is a one trick pony.  Is that a thought you really want to read? What planet does that come from?  15 negative comments from Joeboy when we lost a game we completely outplayed the opposition in other than on the scoreboard.  Really?

It shouldn't surprise you that many of the better and more sensible posters just can't be bothered.  I'd love to see how many people who talk about the dangers of social media and bullying posted in the Oscar thread.

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1 hour ago, Demonsone said:

5 decades of failure!

Yep, and I've supported this club through them all.

I was watching the match with my American lady friend. She knows nothing about AFL. When Melbourne was well ahead she said "your team is going to win". I told her we wouldn't. In the last quarter she said "your team is going to win". As each player took a set shot she said "he'll kick this". I said "no he won't, we'll lose". Sadly I was correct.

The only upside is winning $58 betting on the Crows. I've bet against the Dees all season. Financially well ahead. (I'd rather see Melbourne win and lose the bets.) Get on Collingwood for QB. Offering juicy odds of $1.35. 

 

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15 hours ago, picket fence said:

AND STILL STILL GETS A FRIGGEN GAME???

Definitely needs to be dropped. 

I can hear all the screaming...runs on the board....injury list....hell come good.

Has been woeful this year. Maybe it is all due to injury in which case even more reason. 

If its not then enoug h s enough and he needs to be treated like a all players and given a run  in the magoos.

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13 minutes ago, bingers said:

 

Yep, and I've supported this club through them all.

I was watching the match with my American lady friend. She knows nothing about AFL. When Melbourne was well ahead she said "your team is going to win". I told her we wouldn't. In the last quarter she said "your team is going to win". As each player took a set shot she said "he'll kick this". I said "no he won't, we'll lose". Sadly I was correct.

The only upside is winning $58 betting on the Crows. I've bet against the Dees all season. Financially well ahead. (I'd rather see Melbourne win and lose the bets.) Get on Collingwood for QB. Offering juicy odds of $1.35. 

 

Nice ...but I know as soon as I bet against this mob theyll come good just to spite me.

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18 minutes ago, Baghdad Bob said:

you that many of the better and more sensible posters just can't be bothered.  I'd love to see how many people who talk about the dangers of social media and bullying posted in the Oscar thread.

Sorry BB.......Just dont get this.

Firstly Players are smart enough not to read these sites.

Secondly just about every game i have been to and Ive been to a few, players are verbally abused far more than here.

Thirdly yea sometimes posters go too far but for the m ost part they are usually paid up members that keep this club going and they understandably  have a right to call out players who under perform.

The newspapers have often be worse.

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1 hour ago, Scoop Junior said:

I know many have been saying we need to practise our goal kicking, but I'm sure we do similar amounts to other teams.

To me, it's a mental issue.

We have shown an ability to kick straight at times, particularly when the pressure is off.  But it has now happened on too many occasions in close games for me to think it's more a physical thing than a mental thing.

Look at how Trac relaxes when he shoots from 50 - he is a thumping kick. Then watch him when he lines up from 25m out - you can see the fear and panic at potentially missing the easy one.

Hunt kicks a great goal from 45 then misses from 20 out.

Smith is a good kick for goal at Casey and kicks one in the second term. Then, in the last, with the heat on, he misses a very similar one from straight in front.

Weideman, a beautiful kick, misses one he'd kick 9 out of 10 times when the heat was on at the end.

TMac, a generally accurate set shot, misses two he'd normally kick against WCE.

It goes on an on and on.

I think we have a real fear of failure and it infects our goal kicking in these types of games - especially when the misses build up and so too the pressure.

In an even competition goal kicking accuracy is a significant statistic and we need to sort this mental issue out as we head into next season. Look at the way the Eagles regularly snatch wins despite not playing well by nailing the key goals at the big moments - we are like their polar opposites.

We need a sports psychologist. Not sure if we have one but if not it is every bit as crucial to our success as Missons replacement.

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8 minutes ago, leave it to deever said:

Sorry BB.......Just dont get this.

Firstly Players are smart enough not to read these sites.

Secondly just about every game i have been to and Ive been to a few, players are verbally abused far more than here.

Thirdly yea sometimes posters go too far but for the m ost part they are usually paid up members that keep this club going and they understandably  have a right to call out players who under perform.

The newspapers have often be worse.

Got you.

We can say what we like cos they probably won't read it.  

Secondly they get abused at the games so we can do it here.

Thirdly paid up members have the right to bully and abuse players on social media cos we've paid money. 

Finally it's okay cos they get abused in the papers as well. 

I'm not sure you've helped your cause. 

 

 

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10 minutes ago, Baghdad Bob said:

Got you.

We can say what we like cos they probably won't read it.  

Secondly they get abused at the games so we can do it here.

Thirdly paid up members have the right to bully and abuse players on social media cos we've paid money. 

Finally it's okay cos they get abused in the papers as well. 

I'm not sure you've helped your cause. 

 

 

It's part and parcel of the game, the sport runs on the passion of the people. Part of that is everyone has an opinion on it and if you don't perform you'll be criticised.

Don't like it? Go get a 9-5er like every other Joe schmo out there and live in anonymity.

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1 hour ago, Unleash Hell said:

Ok

Go through last nights side for me last night and tell me all of the players that have had 3 years of development under Roos and Goodwin

And while you're at it, go through last night's side and tell us all the players who have 150 - 200+ games, for those with less experience/development to play alongside.

Have a look at how many players Geelong are putting on the park each week who have over 200 games experience. It's around 25% of their team. We're managing 1 (Nate Jones).

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      PLAYER INJURY LENGTH
    Jake Lever Knee Test
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    Steven May Ribs 1 Week
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    Daniel Turner Hip 2-3 Weeks
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    Shane McAdam Hamstring 3-5 Weeks
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    1 Christian Petracca 27
    2 Steven May 25
    3 Max Gawn 21
    4 Jack Viney 20
    5 Bayley Fritsch 19
    6 Clayton Oliver 18
    7 Christian Salem 12
    8 Blake Howes 11
    9 Jack Billings 10
    9 Alex Neal-Bullen 10

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