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8 minutes ago, daisycutter said:

most management by committee does

how did kevin07's 2020 summit go?  iirc kevin rejected 133 out of 135 proposals with hardly a murmur from the 4th estate

Exactly. Hawke’s Canberra Summit in ‘83 got a lot of people talking but it was hard to measure it for success. 

 
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23 minutes ago, Sir Why You Little said:

Keep going Supreme. There is only one person who is bringing the thread down. We all want success. 
last year took a lot out of me...

 

 

Thank you, I appreciate the kind words.

 

I totally understand everyone's frustrations. But we need to stick together.

 

I remember how disappointing the year 1999 was. Especially after we beat Essendon in round 7 that year. I thought we were on the rise after that game....but we fell in a heap and ended up finishing 3rd last.

 

2019 was bitterly disappointing as well. Especially after the highs of 2018. Nevertheless, that has been very much dissected by all of us already.

 

In the end...I won't give up. We deserve Premiership glory....but the team needs to earn it.

2 minutes ago, Supreme_Demon said:

 

Thank you, I appreciate the kind words.

 

I totally understand everyone's frustrations. But we need to stick together.

 

I remember how disappointing the year 1999 was. Especially after we beat Essendon in round 7 that year. I thought we were on the rise after that game....but we fell in a heap and ended up finishing 3rd last.

 

2019 was bitterly disappointing as well. Especially after the highs of 2018. Nevertheless, that has been very much dissected by all of us already.

 

In the end...I won't give up. We deserve Premiership glory....but the team needs to earn it.

No mate. We don’t deserve anything

We don’t fight hard enough, on or off the field. We must fight for our rights
You would think after a 162 years the Club would realize that

 
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17 minutes ago, Sir Why You Little said:

No mate. We don’t deserve anything

We don’t fight hard enough, on or off the field. We must fight for our rights
You would think after a 162 years the Club would realize that

Good point. I agree.

 

Nobody deserves anything.

 

You gotta earn it. 

1 hour ago, Supreme_Demon said:

Good point. I agree.

 

Nobody deserves anything.

 

You gotta earn it. 

That is the answer

John Kennedy learnt that from Norm Smith in the late ‘50’s. They were very close friends

Whorethorn have never forgotten it since

Sadly we have. 
The club just never works hard enough, for what ever reason. 
Results do not lie. Since 1964, every year Clubs have done it better than us

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