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Thanks to All Concerned

Slartibartfast
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Time for a shout out to the Club for the fantastic stuff they are putting on the MFC site at the moment.

And a special shout out to Jack, Tom and Max who have been front and centre of so many thrashings and so much pain as we bottomed and then rebuilt.  What a mighty effort to stay the distance when it would have been so much easier to just take easier options.  Jack's bit on the MFC site is a huge insight into the frustrations and hurt the players endured and make the "the players don't care" comments just so inappropriate.

And of course to JT, to hear his comments on the strain of watching your picks run around and wondering if you'll have a job in future just as telling.  Of course that applies to all the FD staff.  What a brutal business.

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    Max and Gawn there from when Roos/PJ arrived

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     ......... and don't forget Jonesy and Jetts, who both stayed the course during the tough times, but also suffered the disappointment of not having a Premiership Medal to show for their sacrifices.

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    What ‘they’ have done in 7 years is utterly staggering. Documentary worthy. 30 for 30 type stuff

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    23 hours ago, Baghdad Bob said:

    Time for a shout out to the Club for the fantastic stuff they are putting on the MFC site at the moment.

    And a special shout out to Jack, Tom and Max who have been front and centre of so many thrashings and so much pain as we bottomed and then rebuilt.  What a mighty effort to stay the distance when it would have been so much easier to just take easier options.  Jack's bit on the MFC site is a huge insight into the frustrations and hurt the players endured and make the "the players don't care" comments just so inappropriate.

    And of course to JT, to hear his comments on the strain of watching your picks run around and wondering if you'll have a job in future just as telling.  Of course that applies to all the FD staff.  What a brutal business.

    Great call.

    Over the journey I have been a big critic of the club's coms and fan engagement - and in particular the lack of sort of content you note.

    But huge credit where it is due - they have been terrific this season, particularly the last third of it and post grand final. Brilliant.

    And i'll bet London to a brick that the traffic to the MFC has had huge spike - which is awesome for the sponsors.

    By the round one 2022, the All the GF goals video will have been watched more often than the Squid Game and Haynes paints will be synonymous with perfection.  

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