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He's certainly a well spoken and amicable  lad.

But please dont ask me to believe he wasn't aware of the win - loss stat.

Thats a bit much.   I was always acutely aware of how i/we were tracking as a player.

Im just sayin' ...that's  all

He knows. 

 

The 13 - 12 in 25 games is a bit sensationalist. We lost 8 of the last 12 games last year including straight set finals.

Did they also mention we are 23-12 if they went back another 10 weeks? No, because there is no story in that.
 

Footy media in May & June is the worst, too much content required and not enough to write or talk about.

 
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Did they also mention we are 23-12 if they went back another 10 weeks? No, because there is no story in that.
 

Footy media in May & June is the worst, too much content required and not enough to write or talk about.

The point was..i think..  The Freo game last year earmarked out 'coming apart' . Therefore notable.

Fast forward... .. touch of deja vu. ( actually  i think the Port game will be seen as 'that' game this year )..

But the point i think is..... if that was the start of the rot, where/what have we done since.

Arguably.... nothing.   we're marking time.

Disregard the current ladder...it will be meaningless by season's end unless we rediscover attacking footy .

 

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