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He played well but I'd like to see him play out the year with this form or something close to it.

I'd rather Neita retain the captaincy and Chook get it in 2009.

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    GO CHOOOOOOKA!@!! ima [censored] but me mate told me he was our best yer?

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    Nice article on the Melbourne site:

    McLean narrows focus but widens appeal

    He labelled his last 3 weeks as 'crap'... how can you not love him? :lol:

    Also spoke very well about lack of discipline.

    “If you are angry, just walk away or take it out on a strong tackle or something like that.

    It can be frustrating but you have to think of the team first.

    It can be the difference between a good game or a bad game or a close win or close loss.”

    Great minds think alike ;)

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    GO CHOOOOOOKA!@!! ima [censored] but me mate told me he was our best yer?

    You sound like a pirate.

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    I loved that article, better than the usual, we need to lift and be more accountable etc etc

    Robbo will be captain next week so there is no point even discussing it. :)

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    I loved that article, better than the usual, we need to lift and be more accountable etc etc

    Robbo will be captain next week so there is no point even discussing it. :)

    is robbo even in the leadership group?

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    is robbo even in the leadership group?

    No, hence he won't be captain next week.

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    You sound like a pirate.

    Yeah sorry, one too many last night. :unsure:

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    Nice article on the Melbourne site:

    McLean narrows focus but widens appeal

    He labelled his last 3 weeks as 'crap'... how can you not love him? :lol:

    Also spoke very well about lack of discipline.

    “If you are angry, just walk away or take it out on a strong tackle or something like that.

    It can be frustrating but you have to think of the team first.

    It can be the difference between a good game or a bad game or a close win or close loss.”

    Great minds think alike ;)

    i love you chook :huh:

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    he has not played well enough,

    his form needs to be consistant.....

    he doesnt need added pressure on his shoulder just yet

    Never seemed to bother Bruce or Green...

    And while I agree he doesn't need the extra pressure, it's a moot point. We're not out there to make finals. The more learning experiences we can get into him the better. And it's Brock, if in doubt, put him under pressure. With the exception of the last 2 weeks, he's thrived under pressure...

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    Is it not his 200th game next week? I'm sur ei heard that, and if it is he will captain the side.

    As much as i'm fan of Brock Mclean, i'm kinda over talking about him.

    He WILL be a great playa.

    He WILL be our next captain.(barring #$^$%&$&%^*)

    He WILL be our franchise playa.

    So could ppl stop feeding the small feeble minds who continually take pot shots at Brock.

    "It's not Brock's fault u were mistreated as a child."

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    Is it not his 200th game next week? I'm sur ei heard that, and if it is he will captain the side.

    Sorry but what don't you understand?!

    Yes, it's Robbo's 200th but he isn't in the leadership group (and rightfully so), and therefore cannot captain the side.

    It hasn't been done in the past for players such as Jeff White in their milestone games and will therefore not be done for Robbo.

    Case closed!

    Now back on to Brock... :wub:

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