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Deep third quarter and going from bad to worse..

No yze so i guess some people on here will have to find someone new to blame.

Fact is our midfield doesnt work hard, our forwards dont crumb and our disposal of the backline is poor.

VERY POOR EFFORT

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    got the last 2 goals... still tiny bit of hope

    Only cause of sh** kicking by Hawks. We play any other team cause lets face it hawks are garbage (compared to other teams) we will get mutilated

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    Exactly......

    This is Hawthorn not the Eagles. All though its only round two we have not improved over the last 3-4 years and thats a big worry when you look at the way teams like essendon and the lions have started.

    We started poorly last year, so although we know that all is not lost, it begs the question how can it happen again?????????

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    Missing our best forward and best midfielder, we were always going to struggle, because we are notoriously pathetic like that.

    The club is, at the moment, embodied in people like Travis Johnstone.

    Geddy Lee is not too upset though. Geddy Lee tipped 7. :lol:

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    Exactly......

    This is Hawthorn not the Eagles. All though its only round two we have not improved over the last 3-4 years and thats a big worry when you look at the way teams like essendon and the lions have started.

    We started poorly last year, so although we know that all is not lost, it begs the question how can it happen again?????????

    Melbourne will not make top 4 as u can only lose 6 games to make that possy. In my opinion and i seriously believe this, melb will be bottom 4. I believe any team has more positives than melb. Name a team and ill tell u. Were stuffed. My prediction 6 wins for 16 loses

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    Missing our best forward and best midfielder, we were always going to struggle, because we are notoriously pathetic like that.

    The club is, at the moment, embodied in people like Travis Johnstone.

    Geddy Lee is not too upset though. Geddy Lee tipped 7. :lol:

    who is out best midfielder GEDDY LEE?

    brock mclean ?

    he isnt our best midfeilder and the way hes going never will be .... he misses to many games through injury and melbourne cant rely on him

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    who is out best midfielder GEDDY LEE?

    brock mclean ?

    he isnt our best midfeilder

    :blink:

    You've made this argument before and you were wrong last time too.

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    You've made this argument before and you were wrong last time too.

    that wasnt my whole statment buddy.... so if ud like to read the whole thing....

    prove to me he is out best midfielder....

    right now he isnt he has done F>>> all and i dont care wat u say.... u can think that ...and unlike many of u i willl wait for him to prove himself before i refer to him as our best

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    Yeah, but atleast Daniher will be on the case! He'll be in front of the press in the coming hours and days, saying 'Yeah, that's something we gotta look at, where we're at at the moment' or some other uncomforting piece of drivell.

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    Melbourne will not make top 4 as u can only lose 6 games to make that possy. In my opinion and i seriously believe this, melb will be bottom 4. I believe any team has more positives than melb. Name a team and ill tell u. Were stuffed. My prediction 6 wins for 16 loses

    I'll name one. The Kangaroos, I just really wanna try this out it seems fun. Even though I pretty much agree with what you said

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    who is out best midfielder GEDDY LEE?

    brock mclean ?

    he isnt our best midfeilder and the way hes going never will be .... he misses to many games through injury and melbourne cant rely on him

    Can someone get BB his medication!

    Enlighten us all exactly who is our best midfielder if Brock is such an injury riddled battler?

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