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21 minutes ago, Fork 'em said:

Was that a veiled clip from Lewis to the attitude of players during the pre-season I heard? 

Agree. Need a better attitude and to work hard in the preseason.  It’s like the club was just expecting it to happen. We had a good run with a lighter draw in 2018.  

2019 was always going to be tough and we should have been ready to be hunted and play more top teams. 

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1 minute ago, In Harmes Way said:

Is that the actual cover band playing on the live stream?

Theyre as bad as we were this year

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5 minutes ago, spirit of norm smith said:

Goodys can’t help with the cliches 

Terrible, honestly [censored] terrible. Buckley and Hardwick were the same until they learned to loosen up and actually speak like an actual human. Goodwin won’t connect with the young players talking like that. 

He needs to connect with the younger generation like I do, throw in some ‘radicals’ and ‘groovy’s’ and refer to things as being ‘hip’. Then they’ll think he’s cool and he’ll get their attention. 

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