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Congratulations Andrew McQualter a good pickup for WCE, unfortunately I dislike them immensely and cannot wish you the success that you will seek. But we’ll done on winning the No.1 Job.

 
39 minutes ago, djr said:

Even after a disastrous year, we still were ranked 4th in Score Source Differential from Centre Bounces and 3rd from Stoppages. Not bad for a second string midfield with no skill and one paced.

Keep thinking that gameplan will work, and if you think our midfield has pace and skill then you remind me of the coyote in roadrunner keeps trying bit never gets it.....

 
2 hours ago, Demonland said:

 

Clearly has been to Bayley Fritschs hairdresser pre recording 👌


Bye 👋 

 
On 15/08/2024 at 15:02, Ted Lasso said:

He's about the only bloke who hasn't knocked them back it seems!

That's how MFC ended up with Goodwin 

6 hours ago, DeeZone said:

Is it a coincidence that you didn’t mention Power much more successful than Hawks over the last 7-8 years dfa?

No it was deliberate - and it could be unfair.  But I don't really rate Port because they have been flat track bullies and capitulated in big games more than most.  I'm not saying they / they're coaches wouldn't have anything to offer us (I don't mind watching them as a neutral).  But I don't think they have a great system - I think it is more based around some very good stars. Admittedly they beat the hawks but the hawks are younger, played an exciting brand which took them a long way while missing crucial chess pieces (eg defenders that will join in the offseason, Mitch Lewis and maybe another midfield star).

If it wasn't about the list of players we have, I'd love us to play more of a run and gun style that is still defensively sound which many of the better teams are doing / starting to do.

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Glad we’re adding Bassett — if we can nab Sloane I think that’ll prove to be two excellent additions. Tis also great to see we got ahead of this one and knew it was coming instead of being caught out! Really like Sloane culturally and think he can add energy and who know what Bassett has tactically but has some big fans in the industry!!!

Saw a headline “king to get Eagles job” - Damien Barrett with the scoop.  Nekminit - it’s Mini!  These media floggies dont get held to account for any of the fecal matter they drop.

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23 hours ago, dees189227 said:

Wow really must have made a great impression. 

So who's our new midfield coach then?

Yeah well, he was in charge of our misfiring midfield this year, can we get someone that knows how to postion, and create separation, and win clearances?

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On 01/10/2024 at 08:17, buck_nekkid said:

Saw a headline “king to get Eagles job” - Damien Barrett with the scoop.  Nekminit - it’s Mini!  These media floggies dont get held to account for any of the fecal matter they drop.

Should have asked Tom Tom

Came from a Club obviously with culture, US. 


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