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How many years until our next premiership?

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How many years until our next premiership? 94 members have voted

  1. 1. How many years until our next premiership?

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      8
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      1
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7 minutes ago, WalkingCivilWar said:

I may as well be. 

 

Anyways, you didn’t answer my questions. 

I have been a Demon since 1969

An MCC Member since 1992

MFC Member since 2000

I told you of serious problems last year, which you chose not to believe 

I am waiting to see change inside the walls of The MFC

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    I think if we had our 2023 form in this year we would have smoked the comp outside of Sydney. 
    Unfortunately we have had the year from hell and still somehow almost made finals and lost so many close games.
    Really only 3-4 games were not acceptable.  The extra month off will do us good, get everyone healthy and well rested. 
    We bounce back next year and make top 4. 

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    2 hours ago, Sir Why You Little said:

    I have been a Demon since 1969

    An MCC Member since 1992

    MFC Member since 2000

    I told you of serious problems last year, which you chose not to believe 

    I am waiting to see change inside the walls of The MFC

    “… we shall fight on the beaches, we shall fight on the landing grounds, We shall never surrender”

    This is how I read every post of yours. Not everything you say needs to sound so profound. Geez Louise, relax a little, bro. 😅

    I don’t know why you have to (yet again) remind everyone of how long you’ve held memberships. Do you feel this gives your opinions more credence? 

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    Here's what the numbers tell us (so far)

    Optimists 52.63% (1-3 years)

    Pessimists 39.47% (7-10+ years)

    Realists 7.90% (4-5 years) 

    That's about the usual type ratio on Demonland

    The Pessimists vs the Optimists with the realists rarely heard from

    My guess is 3 to 5 years 

    Edited by Macca

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    7 hours ago, FritschyBusiness said:

    I think if we had our 2023 form in this year we would have smoked the comp outside of Sydney. 

    Is that you Maysie?

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    After some Deep Thought 4 to 2 years.

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    The club is run well these days. 100% better than 10 years ago

    I don't think we'll have to wait another 6 decades

    I'm confident we can win one in the next 15-20 years but it's impossible to say at what point

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    On 25/08/2024 at 16:58, praha said:

    Would be peak Melbourne to win one when no one is around to watch it.

    Classic!

    Twilight GF on the moon?

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    3 hours ago, DubDee said:

    Classic!

    Twilight GF on the moon?

    In space, no one can hear you cheer.

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    On 25/08/2024 at 16:23, Lexinator said:

    Life on Earth is expected to die in 1.3 billion years. Better win one before then.

    If you are referring to the collision with Andromeda, that's about 5B. years.

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    I think the balance of the list is off and would expect a pretty steady decline from May/Gawn/Viney.

    Guess I am a pessimist

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    Can I change my vote ?

    getting very disillusioned 

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