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2 hours ago, demonstone said:

Eggs over easy?   Wonder how much you'd have to shell out for him.

C’mon demonstone, that joke is œuf!

 
13 hours ago, demonstone said:

Eggs over easy?   Wonder how much you'd have to shell out for him.

I trust we wouldn't be accused of poaching?

 
40 minutes ago, Demons3031 said:

I trust we wouldn't be accused of poaching?

this thread just got all scrambled up

12 minutes ago, daisycutter said:

this thread just got all scrambled up

whipped into a frenzy


14 minutes ago, The Chazz said:

Can you guys just beat it with these egg jokes already.

It's frying my brain.

 
24 minutes ago, Bitter but optimistic said:

It’s become a yolk .

I think it’s been an eggscellent discussion

Edited by Neil Crompton

35 minutes ago, daisycutter said:

this thread just got all scrambled up

 Wonder if ye olde Chook Fowler (Number12) is unconsciously egging people on to contribute these posts. No more from me..:)


1 hour ago, Neil Crompton said:

I think it’s been an eggscellent discussion

i shell not contribute to the puns

If we do pick him up lets hope we're not left with egg on our face

3 minutes ago, Better days ahead said:

If we do pick him up lets hope we're not left with egg on our face

That's a poultry contribution

2 minutes ago, Kent said:

That's a poultry contribution

sorry. please eggscuse my lame pun


9 minutes ago, trac5665 said:

is this melbournes matthew egan?

 

Will be a real loss.  Development of our players to be their best is our next step to being successful.

Hopefully we can get someone with a strong development background rather than a newbie who needs to develop himself and his program.  We don't have time for another coach who needs training wheels.

so, back to footy....any rumours on DFA's who we are looking at or possibly SPP intake?

 

20 hours ago, Hannibal Inc. said:

It's hardly strange people are asking questions or commenting on an integral role within the MFC.

It would be ''strange'' not to.

It's strange that ppl are commentating, ie offering commentary on the situation, without actually knowledge.

Asking questions about the situation is perfectly reasonable. But again, those questions shouldn't be loaded with misinformation i.e. "why did he sign a contract when he knew his kids would be interstate?".

3 hours ago, trac5665 said:

is this melbournes matthew egan?

Missed the opportunity for Eggan there.


10 minutes ago, demonstone said:

Missed the opportunity for Eggan there.

Best not egg him on!

19 hours ago, Fat Tony said:

C’mon demonstone, that joke is œuf!

Only on demonland.  Tres Bon !

 
3 hours ago, deanox said:

It's strange that ppl are commentating, ie offering commentary on the situation, without actually knowledge.

Asking questions about the situation is perfectly reasonable. But again, those questions shouldn't be loaded with misinformation i.e. "why did he sign a contract when he knew his kids would be interstate?".

You might not like the line of questioning, but the discussion is hardly ''strange''.

6 hours ago, Hannibal Inc. said:

You might not like the line of questioning, but the discussion is hardly ''strange''.

Strange: odd; unusual or surprising; difficult to understand or explain.

 

It is strange that people think they should comment negatively on someone's motives or reasons for signing a contract when they don't know the full facts (and aren't even asking the questions to determine those facts).

 

That you don't think the word fits the sentence and would like to keep arguing about it is strange as well.


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