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7 minutes ago, Dr. Gonzo said:

But we haven't redeemed ourselves yet? I don't really see the difference

Fair Call, “to Hell & Back” is more definite than Redemption. Semantics i know. 
But Titles are first impression. 
i have been to meetings discussing Titles that lasted 3-4 hours with final decisions not decided. They are taken very seriously internally sometimes!! 

 
5 hours ago, don't make me angry said:

Ok we know what U think about the title get over it, only the context of the doco  matters now, just judge the rest of the doco with your professional eye, then comment. 

The first 2 minutes was good....

 

Episode 2 been dropped.

How are we feeling now? People still hate it? Agreeing with Kane?


24 minutes ago, Melb16 said:

Episode 2 been dropped.

How are we feeling now? People still hate it? Agreeing with Kane?

Anyone that takes notice of what Cornes says has a problem with the real world.

Never agreed with him. Amazing insight into the club ...absolutely loved it. Nothing to do with “pushing our barrow” quite simply just showing us what they are putting in. Cornes jumped the gun on this one !!!

43 minutes ago, Melb16 said:

Episode 2 been dropped.

How are we feeling now? People still hate it? Agreeing with Kane?

Whilst I pride myself on being a fact-based, logical thinker - the reality is that footy is absolutely emotional and probably completely illogical.

I loved Epsiode 2. Cornes can get stuffed. He is not a Demon. He doesn’t know our journey. Not remotely.

Geez I hope Harley Bennell makes it.

 

 

Cornes is going to journo, two days after our article he was getting stuck into C Curnow. Unfortunately they have to write something when there’s no footy being played. 

This doco is brilliant so far, just look at the 3 players in the first two eps, Jones, AVB and Bennell...you could easily mistake the title solely about them and their journey alone.

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