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Hope it rubs off on his team mates.

 

Whenever he speaks, I tend to believe him.

Been a while since the club has had someone that 'walks the walk' as well

And this is from a guy that actually had an excellent season, and yet wants to be even better this year.

Always enjoy reading his articles. Speaks honestly and steers clear from the corporate talk.

Deserves to finally play in a final. Too good a player to never have featured.

 


Becoming one of my all time favourite demons.

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Good lord not another fatso like Trac?!

Seriously it is good to see he sees an area of improvement in his game that he can target to go 2 steps ahead of his current output. If he can not just halve but win more contests than he halves and he loses even less then things will look very good for the Dees next season. 

 
56 minutes ago, binman said:

Becoming one of my all time favourite demon.

Champ. Captain next season...?

26 minutes ago, Grr-owl said:

Champ. Captain next season...?

Would be harsh on maxy, but to be honest it wouldn't surprise me.


If we manage to make a Grand Final in the next couple of years, the smart money will be on Steven May to win the Norm Smith.

 

1 hour ago, Better days ahead said:

I'm expecting an AA jacket for May this year. 

Was stiff not to get it last year

3 hours ago, Fork 'em said:

Hope it rubs off on his team mates.

Same same. It better as from his comments the whole team has to buy into the so called new game plan. Time will tell but even if he gets say 6 to follow him then we will be better off.

Maysie just wants to lead by example something that not many at the club know what it is to back up your excellent year that you had in 2020.    More than made up for an  ordinary 2019.

That is what you call a thorough professional. 

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Fascinating to see how May is perceived on DL now versus when he arrived at the club 

Speaks volumes of May. Wish he was captain

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