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Finals 2020

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Won't affect us as we won't be involved!

Could not give a STUFF!

Another WASTED Year.

 

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    Sorry but I CNGA jatz cracker

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    Dockers beat Dogs, we just need to hold up our end of the bargain. 

    ???????

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    I haven’t even received my Finals brochure from the club yet. 

    get your act together guys!

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    Is this the thread to come to for finals ticket info and scabbing membership barcodes? :p

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    30 minutes ago, Demonland said:

    This will not be relevant to us. 

     

    Even if we finished in a ladder position to 'negotiate', we wouldn't have a true choice.  We'd nominate our preference and the the AFL would give us the slops and schedule the game at the worst possible time and venue for us.

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    12 hours ago, picket fence said:

    Won't affect us as we won't be involved!

    Could not give a STUFF!

    Another WASTED Year.

     

    Picket, cheer up, it’s not that bad surely. You could be dead. 

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    4 minutes ago, hemingway said:

    Picket, cheer up, it’s not that bad surely. You could be dead. 

    Exactly Ernest and it is not as thought this is new to us.

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    33 minutes ago, Rodney (Balls) Grinter said:

    Even if we finished in a ladder position to 'negotiate', we wouldn't have a true choice.  We'd nominate our preference and the the AFL would give us the slops and schedule the game at the worst possible time and venue for us.

    We would be the team that finished on top of the Eagles but still had to go play them in Perth. Fly in Fly out mind you.

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    Its such a waste of a year.. there are the obvious losses to Sydney and Freo, who are not a bad side, but losses to Geelong by 3 points and the Lions by 4 points were probably the games that have cost us a finals spot. 

    The club needs to get really aggressive in the offseason, lose the dead weight, reinvigorate with some youth and a couple of good players. If they want to be a ruthless club, they go and make things happen.

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    1 hour ago, Demonland said:

    This will not be relevant to us. 

     

    That’s ridiculous really. Gabba will be preferred by the Vic clubs.
    Week 1 should see 

    Power v cats - Adelaide Oval  Thurs night 7:10 CST 7:40AEST

    Lions v Tigers - Gabba  Fri night 7:40AEST

    Eagles v Dogs / Demons - Optus Stadium  Sat afternoon 4.30AEST  2.30WST

    Pies v Saints - Gabba - Sat night 7:40AEST 

     

     

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    22 minutes ago, Demon3 said:

    Its such a waste of a year.. there are the obvious losses to Sydney and Freo, who are not a bad side, but losses to Geelong by 3 points and the Lions by 4 points were probably the games that have cost us a finals spot. 

    The club needs to get really aggressive in the offseason, lose the dead weight, reinvigorate with some youth and a couple of good players. If they want to be a ruthless club, they go and make things happen.

    Hard to see it as a waste of a year, when we finished 17th in 2019 and will most likely finish 8-10th in the cluster [censored] that is 2020.
    How much inconsistency did we come into this year with?

    Players that didn't/hardly played for MFC in 2019.

    May
    Tomlinson
    Langdon
    J. Smith
    Brown
    Jackson
    Rivers
    Pickett
    Bennell
    Vanders
    Sparrow

    Now how many of those have become a mainstay in this years team?
    You turn all of those players into regular players and expect miracles?

    Every AFL premiership side in... as long as I can remember. Have had one ingredient more obvious than any other, cohesion. The spine of the team have played between 50-100 games together. You can't keep chopping and changing and then expect results, doesn't happen that way.

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    1 hour ago, Rodney (Balls) Grinter said:

    Even if we finished in a ladder position to 'negotiate', we wouldn't have a true choice.

    Since the best we can do is finish 8th, we wouldn't get a home final so it's a moot point.

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    13 hours ago, Demons11 said:

    Dockers beat Dogs, we just need to hold up our end of the bargain. 

    ???????

    Our end of thr bargain was against freo and Sydney. Time to leave the hub

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    25 minutes ago, Ham said:

    Hard to see it as a waste of a year, when we finished 17th in 2019 and will most likely finish 8-10th in the cluster [censored] that is 2020.
    How much inconsistency did we come into this year with?

    Players that didn't/hardly played for MFC in 2019.

    May
    Tomlinson
    Langdon
    J. Smith
    Brown
    Jackson
    Rivers
    Pickett
    Bennell
    Vanders
    Sparrow

    Now how many of those have become a mainstay in this years team?
    You turn all of those players into regular players and expect miracles?

    Every AFL premiership side in... as long as I can remember. Have had one ingredient more obvious than any other, cohesion. The spine of the team have played between 50-100 games together. You can't keep chopping and changing and then expect results, doesn't happen that way.

    Anyway you look at it its been a waste, lost games we should have won, will very likely miss finals spot, wasted a year of Max Gawn dominance, Petracca having a career year and not capitalising losing members, member unrest more negative press than positive, Presidents getting involved, Coach on teh nose.. all could have been avoided had we not been the mentally week club that we are.

    How you can frame it any other way im not sure.

     

     

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    16 minutes ago, Demon3 said:

    Anyway you look at it its been a waste, lost games we should have won, will very likely miss finals spot, wasted a year of Max Gawn dominance, Petracca having a career year and not capitalising losing members, member unrest more negative press than positive, Presidents getting involved, Coach on teh nose.. all could have been avoided had we not been the mentally week club that we are.

    How you can frame it any other way im not sure.

     

     

    Absolutely none of that correlates to the unintelligent line 'wasted year'. 

    You clearly prefer to look at things through a pessimistic glass, not a realistic one.

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    17 minutes ago, Ham said:

    Absolutely none of that correlates to the unintelligent line 'wasted year'. 

    You clearly prefer to look at things through a pessimistic glass, not a realistic one.

    Mate The aim by all at the club was finals not bottom 8 thats realistic

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    Mate The aim by all at the club was finals not bottom 8 thats realistic

    That's called a goal, not a perspective. 

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    42 minutes ago, Pickett2Jackson said:

    We will beat West Coast in the Elimination Final.  Take that to the BANK.

    Which season?

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    1 hour ago, Demon3 said:

    Anyway you look at it its been a waste, lost games we should have won, will very likely miss finals spot, wasted a year of Max Gawn dominance, Petracca having a career year and not capitalising losing members, member unrest more negative press than positive, Presidents getting involved, Coach on teh nose.. all could have been avoided had we not been the mentally week club that we are.

    How you can frame it any other way im not sure.

     

     

    No it’s not a waste, but it is a Failed year

    We as a Club have to suck it up AND LEARN FROM IT, rather than walking away from it and/or blaming injuries

     

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