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Will you be satisfied with the Season of 2021 even if we lose the Preliminary Final

Will you be satisfied with the Season of 2021 even if we lose the Preliminary Final 176 members have voted

  1. 1. Hypothetically, we lose the Prelim. You've got angry, you've got sad, you've blamed Tmac and Spargo, and perhaps the umpires and coach....Time has passed - in the cold harsh light of objectivity - will you be satisfied with the Season of 2021

    • Yes
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    • No
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    • I'll still have thoughts about 'Is Goodwin The Right Guy?'
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2 minutes ago, WalkingCivilWar said:

That wasn’t the OP’s question. The question is will you be satisfied if we go down in the prelim? You oughtn’t begrudge someone the joy of the incredible journey this season’s been despite not winning the flag. 

I am asking Kevin 

 
6 minutes ago, Sir Why You Little said:

I am asking Kevin 

Well excuse me for commenting whilst on a PUBLIC FORUM. 

56 minutes ago, kev martin said:

 

Many fail, because of the preparation. Habits take alot of time to perfect. Habits lead to addiction and addictions can destroy us, by creating dysfunction and prioritising some behaviours that interfere with things we should be doing.

I would also suggest that high flyers have difficulty adjusting once the razzle dazzle subsides. They were driven to attaining one type of thing and forgot to gain wisdom on how to live contently.

Prepare yourself to deal with failure. 

I have had to do that many times already. 
has never sat well with me. 
Do you think i will be satisfied if Jeelong run out on GF Day?

No i will not. 
I find it quite amazing that someone would post on a supporters website with your attitude. 
we have seen everybody else win 🏆 

I have had a gutfull 

 

@adonski,you offer a vomit emoji for my opinion. Why so hard on me, because I (or a team I support) don't need to be first

1 minute ago, Sir Why You Little said:

Do you think i will be satisfied if Jeelong run out on GF Day?

No i will not

Of course not. However, you could be a good sportsman and applaud that achievement.

In the least, you should be adjusted enough so that it doesn’t cause you grief. 


1 hour ago, kev martin said:

You also want others to think like you. You give no room for some who don’t need to win everything to be satisfied, as shown by your vomit emoji to me.

Don't take it so seriously kev.

You're probably just a nicer person than I am..

 

 

new laptop teething probs..........

Edited by faultydet

10 minutes ago, kev martin said:

Of course not. However, you could be a good sportsman and applaud that achievement.

In the least, you should be adjusted enough so that it doesn’t cause you grief. 

I won’t be watching any Jeelong GF

[censored] that

 
8 minutes ago, Sir Why You Little said:


I find it quite amazing that someone would post on a supporters website with your attitude. 
we have seen everybody else win 🏆

What!

I am a supporter no matter how much you want the MFC to yourself and others like you.

I like my attitude and will defend it. I am free, happy and live comfortably. My attitude has been a major part in creating that for myself.

I don’t "need" to have high achievements in my life to be happy.

See what that demand and expectation is doing to you.

Suggesting I shouldn't post, wow! 

10 minutes ago, faultydet said:

Don't take it so seriously kev.

You're probably just a nicer person than I am..

Nah, I am as reactive to pressure as the next person.

I believe we are equal, no better or worse than each other.

There for the sake of grace go I.


41 minutes ago, WalkingCivilWar said:

Personally I feel sorry for those who will only be satisfied/happy/whatever if we win the big one. Enjoy the ride is what I say. Regardless of the destination, ie., flag or no flag, getting there is always more than half the fun. 

Are you old enough to have enjoyed the '64 flag?

11 minutes ago, kev martin said:

What!

I am a supporter no matter how much you want the MFC to yourself and others like you.

I like my attitude and will defend it. I am free, happy and live comfortably. My attitude has been a major part in creating that for myself.

I don’t "need" to have high achievements in my life to be happy.

See what that demand and expectation is doing to you.

Suggesting I shouldn't post, wow! 

Maybe you should barrack for the Gold Coast Kev

Average is as high as they can aspire 

No one really cares whether they live or die. They exist

I am amazed that some supporters aren't interested in watching a grandfinal that doesn't include MFC or has old enemies playing.

You will be missing out on some good theatre.

I guess it takes all types.

9 minutes ago, Sir Why You Little said:

Maybe you should barrack for the Gold Coast Kev

Average is as high as they can aspire 

No one really cares whether they live or die. They exist

Nah, I value loyalty.  

I enjoy going to the G on a regular basis. 

Bit hard on the Suns supporters aren't you?

You lot cannot pick and choose who supports MFC. Though it seems you want to.

@adonskiand @Cassiew

Is the world safer for you when you believe or make the circle you live in, think alike?

Edited by kev martin

6 minutes ago, faultydet said:

Are you old enough to have enjoyed the '64 flag?

No, I’m not. 


I watch the grand final every year regardless. But I’ll be spitting mad seeing Geelong there and would never applaud them. Just like seeing a north there in 1998. That was our grand final and I just know we would have beaten the crows. 
I’ll watch but couldn’t enjoy seeing Geelong or anyone else win yet another one when we’ve been waiting longer than all other teams left.

That’s my 5 cents

Edited by Cassiew

1 hour ago, WalkingCivilWar said:

Personally I feel sorry for those who will only be satisfied/happy/whatever if we win the big one. Enjoy the ride is what I say. Regardless of the destination, ie., flag or no flag, getting there is always more than half the fun. 

 

21 minutes ago, faultydet said:

Are you old enough to have enjoyed the '64 flag?

 

12 minutes ago, WalkingCivilWar said:

No, I’m not. 

I'm not intending to come across as rude, but how on earth would you know?

20 minutes ago, kev martin said:

Nah, I value loyalty.  

I enjoy going to the G on a regular basis. 

Bit hard on the Suns supporters aren't you?

You lot cannot pick and choose who supports MFC. Though it seems you want to.

@adonskiand @Cassiew

Is the world safer for you when you believe or make the circle you live in, think alike?

I have never met a Suns Supporter tbh

Do they exist? It is merely an AFL Tax Loophole really

The MFC Should be looking to fill the Cupboard with new Cups

Close enough is NOT Good enough 

Anyone can lose. It’s not difficult at all

9 minutes ago, faultydet said:

 

 

I'm not intending to come across as rude, but how on earth would you know?

I don’t need to have cancer to know I wouldn’t like it. 
Anyways, I never claimed to know what winning the flag feels like. What I DO claim to know is how totally wonderful this season has been to date. And indeed, very satisfying. 
PS… then I did get cancer and yeah, I was right: it’s not something I like. 

19 minutes ago, Sir Why You Little said:

I have never met a Suns Supporter tbh

Do they exist? It is merely an AFL Tax Loophole really

The MFC Should be looking to fill the Cupboard with new Cups

Close enough is NOT Good enough 

Anyone can lose. It’s not difficult at all

There are about 1.5 million registered AFL players this year.

Suns get a handful of them from a draft of around 200.

They haven't lost! Though according to your logic the majority have.

I believe joy is much more about participating than winning.

Winning is overestimated, the fall from the pedestal can be disastrous. Many never get there, though are content. Can't say the same for the overachievers. Most of our ambition in the world is an illusion, and our place is determined more by the socio-demographics your are born into.

Edited by kev martin


9 minutes ago, Sir Why You Little said:

I have never met a Suns Supporter tbh

Do they exist?

Soz for butting in on a private convo but I saw a Suns fan once so I took a blurry pic and sent it to “Paranormal Caught on Camera.” 😝 

9 minutes ago, kev martin said:

There are about 1.5 million registered AFL players this year.

Suns get a handful of them from a draft of around 200.

They haven't lost! Though according to your logic the majority have.

WTF
I have no idea what any of that means. 
Are you on the ‘shrooms Kev?

Lockdown 6…..

1 hour ago, kev martin said:

@adonski,you offer a vomit emoji for my opinion. Why so hard on me, because I (or a team I support) don't need to be first

Then what's the point? 

If you don't care if your team is first why do you support them? 

Are you one that thinks participating is all that counts, everyone should get a ribbon even if they finish last?

 
8 minutes ago, Sir Why You Little said:

WTF
I have no idea what any of that means. 
Are you on the ‘shrooms Kev?

Lockdown 6…..

2000 players out of 1.5 million get a chance to achieve at the highest level, 50 win a flag together. The rest of us live vicariously through them. 

Are you on that mind dulling substance grog?

Edited by kev martin

4 minutes ago, Dante said:

Then what's the point? 

If you don't care if your team is first why do you support them? 

Are you one that thinks participating is all that counts, everyone should get a ribbon even if they finish last?

I don’t care.

I enjoy going and watching the contest, with all the drama and build up, that that entails.

Edited by kev martin


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