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Bobby McKenzie
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We will play finals. There is no doubt about that. Will we be in the ascendancy coming in to them is the bigger question? I believe we will. Top 4 and avoiding playing Brisbane or Power at home is essential.

Also a serious case of finals colliwobbles wouldn't hurt.

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    6 hours ago, leave it to deever said:

    We will play finals. There is no doubt about that. Will we be in the ascendancy coming in to them is the bigger question? I believe we will. Top 4 and avoiding playing Brisbane or Power at home is essential.

    Also a serious case of finals colliwobbles wouldn't hurt.

    I’d happily play Port over there in a final 

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    6 hours ago, leave it to deever said:

    We will play finals. There is no doubt about that. Will we be in the ascendancy coming in to them is the bigger question? I believe we will. Top 4 and avoiding playing Brisbane or Power at home is essential.

    Also a serious case of finals colliwobbles wouldn't hurt.

    I really dont have that confidence. 

    If we are top 4 we are trending upwards...and who knows...

    I really dont like our footy atm...    i cant see a positive. 

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    43 minutes ago, beelzebub said:

    I really dont have that confidence. 

    If we are top 4 we are trending upwards...and who knows...

    I really dont like our footy atm...    i cant see a positive. 

    Neither do I at the moment, but I think things will get better.... If we can fix our forward line. Our smalls have gone quiet. Petty was starting to look good as a forward too.

    We also have a pretty good run from here on. That said, it would be great to take out some top teams. We will need some luck with not too many injuries as I don't think our depth is great. 

     

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    As many will no doubt atest... I'm  a little old school. By that i subscribe to keeping much of anything as simple and relevant as can be. 

    A simple rule of thought i was taught years ago.... a goal prevented is worth at very least a goal scored. In the nature of the game it can be more.

    I played 95% as a forward...kpf.. a little in the guts as Ruck ( hated it tbh ...i digress )

    I was taught footy by some greats...household names of the time... but was eons ago... 

    The thinking i suspectof opposition is to negate our goals whils we're a shambles...and we are.

    Significantly we're also troubled down  back.   As such we cant control the ledger in either direction.

    This is where the Brains Trust need to act...

    Fix up one end at least...give us a running chance.  We were brilliant both ends...and the middle.

    What exactly does that leave us ?

    I'm  picturing the monkey trying to put a plug in one elephant....but the reality is 3 monkeys are needed... and nothing is hapoening

    I'm not despondent...is what it is...

    Does ANYONE  see us winning any part of the ground ??? 

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    14 hours ago, beelzebub said:

    Thats tough...  at least it thaws after a few days.

    My point was simply too many jump to the assertion that its all gauged as negativity. 

    For me its all about the reality...  ...that is then seemed/deemed as either positive or negative by those of the different camps.

    Bit like the old glass half full/empty scenario.  I just say its at 50%.....   bit like Melbourne currently. 

    All good .

    Agree entirely. My realism is often characterised as negativity. Drives me insane 

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    12 hours ago, fr_ap said:

    Agree entirely. My realism is often characterised as negativity. Drives me insane 

    And my realism is often characterised as head in the sand nuffiness. 

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    On 5/29/2023 at 2:26 PM, praha said:

    We wouldn't have gotten 29k to Dockland though. Of that 29k, maybe 8k were in the MCC reserve. Throw in the MFC Member who doesn't attend Marvel games anyway and attendance would have been 12k-14k.

    May well be true Praha. I still think we would have 18- 20k and that looks and sounds better than 29 at the G. The problem is playing sides like Freo at the G. That game against North would add 10k to the total that  would make it low 40’s and the it would sound better and nothing much would be said. 

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    14 hours ago, fr_ap said:

    My realism is often characterised as negativity. Drives me insane 

    Dont worry about the positive police.  They want to be positive, that's fine,  but they demand that everyone does the same 

    Edited by Orion

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