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To Hell & Back Episode 2

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22 hours ago, binman said:

I think we should debate this more

Doesn't it bother you that Goodwin and Burgess are more interested in winning an Oscar than winning games of footy?

Think of all the extra players we could have bought with the money spent on this mini-series, including keeping Sam Frost.

Besides, if the club was really serious about getting into the movie industry, why did they de-list JKH, the only player on the list with real acting experience? Just plain dumb! 

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    2 minutes ago, Grapeviney said:

    Doesn't it bother you that Goodwin and Burgess are more interested in winning an Oscar than winning games of footy?

    We've already got an Oscar.  Of course, some will say he doesn't help us win games of footy.

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    I liked episode one more, felt a bit more real. Somehow this latest ep felt a bit more put on (could be way off the mark). The important thing, especially for those players that have since had set backs, is it looks like Burgo's got some really good fitness into them.

    Look forward to hearing more about the Bennell story.

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    I thought the mise-en-scene, camera work and dialogue was top notch in episode 2, with the Shrine, Harleys interrogation and cathartic hug with the big guy, even has a bit of comedy from Gus...

    Brilliant stuff, show me any other club putting out such high grade docs!!?!? 
    roll on episode 3! Hoping for them to take it up another notch ?

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    Really enjoyed episode 2.

    It's easy to enjoy of course, given the focus is obviously on how good things are during the pre-season. No coincidence that of the weeks and weeks of pep talks Burgess will have given, they've included one which refers to how we're doing better than our 2018/19 pre-season.

    Having said that, it's vitally important, obviously relevant, and incredibly satisfying to see the changes he's brought in and how they are playing out. 

    Like others, I was quietly impressed with Burgess saying "we" were bad in 2019 when he wasn't involved with the club. Also quietly surprised/impressed with Goodwin briefly mentioning we stuffed things up in 2019.

    Gawn's leadership is also obvious from these videos.

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    The footage of the coaches talking to HB was what grabbed me the most. Really felt like fly on the wall stuff. Love it.

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    On 2/17/2020 at 8:13 AM, 58er said:

    Really PD I would hate you to be a Judge if I was being tried.

    Seriously short of Swearing  on a stack of bibles what Harley committed to he has in every way kept his part of the bargain.

    What more could he do ???

    Hope you believed your teenagers as they traditionally answer off handedly and without a lot of conviction.

    Please it is irrelevant how he sounded as his actions are speaking louder than words, as the last 3 months and the Club giving  him the Opportunity.

    Talk about a Doubting Improper Dee!!

     

     

     

     

    I dunno. Depends on my skill set I imagine.

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