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Just watched that game on fox sports and it proves what Melbourne had the potential to prouduce under ND but that we could only sustain high quality efforts for short amounts of time....it was frustrating and sad to see ND in the coaches box as it was the third time in just four weeks that we had lost by less than a goal after hitting the lead late in the last quarter...this happened again against essendon in his last match...it is sad that ND had to go but it was the right time...anyway, this is old news i just thought i would post it...cheers

 
Just watched that game on fox sports and it proves what Melbourne had the potential to prouduce under ND but that we could only sustain high quality efforts for short amounts of time....it was frustrating and sad to see ND in the coaches box as it was the third time in just four weeks that we had lost by less than a goal after hitting the lead late in the last quarter...this happened again against essendon in his last match...it is sad that ND had to go but it was the right time...anyway, this is old news i just thought i would post it...cheers

I distinctly remember the piercing pain in my gut after that loss and the despairing look on ND's face afterwards.

But we won't be experiencing that pain this year.

 
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I distinctly remember the piercing pain in my gut after that loss and the despairing look on ND's face afterwards.

But we won't be experiencing that pain this year.

in no way, shape or form...and will experiance the oppostite when we win the flag in a couple of years

Just watched that game on fox sports and it proves what Melbourne had the potential to prouduce under ND but that we could only sustain high quality efforts for short amounts of time....it was frustrating and sad to see ND in the coaches box as it was the third time in just four weeks that we had lost by less than a goal after hitting the lead late in the last quarter...this happened again against essendon in his last match...it is sad that ND had to go but it was the right time...anyway, this is old news i just thought i would post it...cheers

the right time was 3 or 4 years ago, better late than never.


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the right time was 3 or 4 years ago, better late than never.

well yeah exactly, better late than never!

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