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[Admin Edit: Please quit the sniping]

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But you don't want us to try any variations in the game plan, just kick it long.

Where the hell did I post that?! Don't misquote me to prove your argument, it just looks poorly on you.

You've just given him a massive bake but you're right behind him - trying to push him off a cliff.

WTF?! Sacking a coach just before the start of the season is lunacy, any intelligent person would agree. You can believe that he isn't the right person for the job but for the sake of the club you can also believe that he be allowed to prove himself up until the end of his contract. If Melbourne wins the GF this year then I'd happily fly the flag for him, i just have my concerns that he will never succeed with us based on our finals form during his stint.

WTF?! Sacking a coach just before the start of the season is lunacy, any intelligent person would agree. You can believe that he isn't the right person for the job but for the sake of the club you can also believe that he be allowed to prove himself up until the end of his contract. If Melbourne wins the GF this year then I'd happily fly the flag for him, i just have my concerns that he will never succeed with us based on our finals form during his stint.

Correct me if I am wrong, but you just said if we win the flag you will love him, if we don't you don't want him to be given another contract?

You need to pick a position on ND. Be either for him as coach or against him as coach. Don't jump on his bandwagon if he wins us a flag.

 
Correct me if I am wrong, but you just said if we win the flag you will love him, if we don't you don't want him to be given another contract?

You need to pick a position on ND. Be either for him as coach or against him as coach. Don't jump on his bandwagon if he wins us a flag.

Read all my posts on the issue, I said that my concerns about him are that he has been at our club for ten years without premiership success and the style of footy we play in finals. Now if we win the GF this year then all my arguments are invalid and he deserves his spot - I just highly doubt that I'm wrong.

Is it really that difficult to understand or are you just being a [censored]?

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