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GAMEDAY: Rd 02 vs North Melbourne

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When was the last time Melbourne:

- Conceded this many marks in defensive 50

- Conceded this many scores from centre clearance.

2 minutes ago, ElDiablo14 said:

Chandler? You got to be kidding, he may have the desire but his executions ... 🤦🏻

Easily our best on ground.

I mean, seriously, he leads us for marks inside 50, goals, score involvement and metres gained, is behind only tall defenders for 1%ers, going at 75% disposal efficiency.

Has been our only clear winner on the ground.

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    The fence sitters to sign up as members just fell off the other side and off the cliff 🧨

    Memberships numbers will drop even further with this [censored]

     

    I want to see a lot of players dropped after today.

    But what I really want is every single person at the club responsible for not fixing our fwd line issues that have been so glaringly obvious for just too long.

    Surely that's fair.

    I think those of us who pay their membership and go each week deserve a lot better than this. Much,much ,much, better.

    It's hard to understand that we won a flag less than only FOUR years ago.

    And how far we have fallen since we almost beat the 23 premiers and we're likely to win a flag.

    I guess there are a couple of superstar midfielders that let us down and the club has done the rest.

    It's a shame really. I know it's early days but I think this will be a bad marker like that Freo game when things went belly up.

    I know it's not Goodys fault but I think it's alarm bells now and time to panic.... Time for a sweep for me. 

    Cheers guys.

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    Going to be great seeing the happy clappers gloss over this performance

    Disgusting and disgraceful are the two most apt words

     

    It can't be overstated how pathetic our football skills are

     

    Thanks for killing the team Simon

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    Some of these comments are absolutely absurd.

    Xerri is best ruck in the comp and still on the rise. Max had one bad game against him. He doesn’t need to retire after one poor game. 
     

    Langdon was a bright spot last year and he’s being asked to shift roles this year. He’s had a bad game. Doesn’t mean his career is over. 
     

    Get a grip people. 

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    What’s happened to the Trent Rivers who was supposed to be our breakout midfielder this year? 
     

    We can’t even attract any quality free agents because they know we’re a basket case due to the selfish actions of some our supposed leaders. 

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    I cannot wait to see what the defenders say about this performance; wet last week, I didn't have enough sleep, or their loading, spin it all you like. It’s woeful, one-paced midfield being showing up again.

    1 minute ago, leave it to deever said:

    I want to see a lot of players dropped after today.

    But what I really want is every single person at the club responsible for not fixing our fwd line issues that have been so glaringly obvious for just too long.

    Surely that's fair.

    I think those of us who pay their membership and go each week deserve a lot better than this. Much,much ,much, better.

    It's hard to understand that we won a flag less than only FOUR years ago.

    And how far we have fallen since we almost beat the 23 premiers and we're likely to win a flag.

    I guess there are a couple of superstar midfielders that let us down and the club has done the rest.

    It's a shame really. I know it's early days but I think this will be a bad marker like that Freo game when things went belly up.

    I know it's not Goodys fault but I think it's alarm bells now and time to panic.... Time for a sweep for me. 

    Cheers guys.

    Agree it's been an issue for far too long. But the absolutely lunacy and idiocy of the kicking i50 is just as bad an issue, if not worse. From seasoned, best and fairest winning midfielders. One in particular today. 

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    1 minute ago, Roy Boy said:

    The fence sitters to sign up as members just fell off the other side and off the cliff 🧨

    Memberships numbers will drop even further with this [censored]

    Imagine the crowd next week against the Gold Coast. Glad I've got other plans


    Just now, hardtack said:

    All I have to say is [censored] ‘em… they are so disinterested and making zero effort. Absolutely hopeless!!!! And that’s coming from an eternal optimist.

    Yep. The lack of effort is very evident. I’m honestly a bit shocked. 
     

    Dunno what’s happening within the group/club, but second game of the season and playing like this is a massive concern. 

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    Was there a wedding or 21st last night. Maybe fat boy slim gig. Either way our prep was terrible to put on this display. 

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    No need to be alarmed, we’re 3.3% above the bombers on the ladder. 

     

    I’m up in level 3 with two Roos-supporting mates. Good times. 

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