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3 minutes ago, monoccular said:

IF anyone is at the game, and still has any enthusiasm at all, who is playing back up ruck to Max?  (Serious question so don’t  say Spargo)

I know Melksham took at least one ruck contest.

As well as either kicking or setting up our entire score.

How is it possible for that to be the case when he doesn't even seem to be having a particularly good game?

 
 
1 minute ago, Cards13 said:

Listening to Pert today on the MFC podcast he is 100% Goody is the right coach... Bartlett was the same not long ago... it’s hard to keep the faith.

Remember, though - they're asking for faith and patience. Another 5, 6, 7 or 8 years. That's all!


2 minutes ago, stevethemanjordan said:

It's all just wrist slashing if you ask me. 

You're all overreacting. 

I think you're right. I mean what were we expecting with OMac out injured????

 

Smith and Wade repeat of first test please.

 

Thanks.


1 minute ago, Lord Nev said:

Where's Oliver? Please don't tell me he's injured.

He’s there.  He’s just decided it’s better for his career to stay away from the ball. 

2 minutes ago, Lord Nev said:

Where's Oliver? Please don't tell me he's injured.

Might have gone home hurt

3 minutes ago, Cards13 said:

Listening to Pert today on the MFC podcast he is 100% Goody is the right coach... Bartlett was the same not long ago... it’s hard to keep the faith.

Maybe Pert and Bartlet are not the right guys also

Disgusting performance! That's what happens when you put your worst team out on the park. T.Mac is our most important player without him we are a disgrace.


5 minutes ago, doc roet said:

This would have to be one of the worst games of football by Melbourne Ive seen in the last 50 years.

They must have given up.

They clearly have not tried. Swans intent evidenced by their fierce tackling ......its night and day.

1 minute ago, Robot Devil said:

He’s there.  He’s just decided it’s better for his career to stay away from the ball. 

Been off a long time.

2 minutes ago, Satan said:

Whats worse this , cricket or basketball 

Cricket is at a very interesting point.  Tell you what though, as good as Smith is, is there a roo loose in the top paddock i wonder!?  Some of those idiosyncrasies are super weird and hard to watch ?  Drives me bananas

Wanna torture someone their whole life?

Make them love football , but then force them to support Melbourne.


Brayshaw has to go. 

Just now, Rusty Nails said:

Cricket is at a very interesting point.  Tell you what though, as good as Smith is, is there a roo loose in the top paddock i wonder!?  Some of those idiosyncrasies are super weird and hard to watch ?  Drives me bananas

Does the job.

You could see it on their faces when they ran out onto the ground. Petracca looked utterly disinterested.

 
Just now, Rusty Nails said:

Cricket is at a very interesting point.  Tell you what though, as good as Smith is, is there a roo loose in the top paddock i wonder!?  Some of those idiosyncrasies are super weird and hard to watch ?  Drives me bananas

Like rafa. Can’t think of a golfer like it


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