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WAKE UP DEES!!!!

YOU ARE BLOODY PATHETIC!!

HAVE SOME BLOODY PRIDE IN YOUR JUMPER AND YOUR CLUBS HERITAGE!!

IT OUR 150TH YEARS YOU FOOLS AT THE MOMENT YOU LOOK LIKE YOU ARE 150 YEARS OLD YOU ARE THAT SLOW!!!

NO PASSION WHATSOEVER!!!!!!

YOU ARE REPRESENTING THIS GREAT CLUB THAT HAS GROWN ON GREAT HISTORY WAKE UP TO YOUR SELFS AND START PLAYING AS A TEAM!!!

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    I couldn't make it last week as I was away for Easter, but I hoped to hell that win lose or draw that they'd have a red hot go. They didn't. If anyone can tell me that the boys were manic in their desperation I'd be amazed.

    That said, Eric, one sticks with their team more than ever in times like this. The players come and go, but our passion must never waiver as long as we have single minded people at the helm who are only concerned at winning flags. I'll back Bailey, Connolly, etc as they need our support.

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    Because then nobody will. And that would be worse than anything.

    These guys have no passion.

    My son was down the park tonight pretending he was Brock McLean.

    I really feel the need to apoligise to him creating him as a Demon fan.

    MFC is a passion of mine, but something is not right on the ground.

    The MFC has lost direction as a business and is the AFL'S basket case but why the players don't care I believe is another matter.

    What I don't know.

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    I couldn't make it last week as I was away for Easter, but I hoped to hell that win lose or draw that they'd have a red hot go. They didn't. If anyone can tell me that the boys were manic in their desperation I'd be amazed.

    That said, Eric, one sticks with their team more than ever in times like this. The players come and go, but our passion must never waiver as long as we have single minded people at the helm who are only concerned at winning flags. I'll back Bailey, Connolly, etc as they need our support.

    No argument H.

    97 was as traumatic as 98 was euphoric.

    Times will change.

    I see the 08 list as much better than the 97 list except the passion.

    I wanted Sheedy. We goy Bailey. We now have what we have.

    Lets hope it gets better.

    Go Dees.

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    These guys have no passion.

    My son was down the park tonight pretending he was Brock McLean.

    I really feel the need to apoligise to him creating him as a Demon fan.

    MFC is a passion of mine, but something is not right on the ground.

    The MFC has lost direction as a business and is the AFL'S basket case but why the players don't care I believe is another matter.

    What I don't know.

    Eric - I also must apologise to my 13 year old son for getting him onboard this Demon heartache Train

    If your son must pretend to be someone @ the park dont let him model himself on a

    disinterested, alcohlic ,slow moving, angry hoon.

    Put a No. 10 on his back now. That kid just might inspire a generation of Demon Supporters.

    PS: Brock turn it around & I'll be the first to apologise.

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    Eric - I also must apologise to my 13 year old son for getting him onboard this Demon heartache Train

    If your son must pretend to be someone @ the park dont let him model himself on a

    disinterested, alcohlic ,slow moving, angry hoon.

    Put a No. 10 on his back now. That kid just might inspire a generation of Demon Supporters.

    PS: Brock turn it around & I'll be the first to apologise.

    if no.10 is smart he'll do a scott thomson

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    I couldn't make it last week as I was away for Easter, but I hoped to hell that win lose or draw that they'd have a red hot go. They didn't. If anyone can tell me that the boys were manic in their desperation I'd be amazed.

    That said, Eric, one sticks with their team more than ever in times like this. The players come and go, but our passion must never waiver as long as we have single minded people at the helm who are only concerned at winning flags. I'll back Bailey, Connolly, etc as they need our support.

    You didn't see last week; this week was much better - go figure!

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    That said, Eric, one sticks with their team more than ever in times like this. The players come and go, but our passion must never waiver as long as we have single minded people at the helm who are only concerned at winning flags. I'll back Bailey, Connolly, etc as they need our support.

    Totally agreed H.

    I started following MFC in about 1967. No pne apologised to me for the crap they rolled out for 20 years and more until I saw them in the finals. Lets get over it and get behind DB and co.

    FWIW, they have dished up worse in the past. However the last two weeks have plumbed the depths. And there will be more pain to come.

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    These guys have no passion.

    My son was down the park tonight pretending he was Brock McLean.

    I really feel the need to apoligise to him creating him as a Demon fan.

    MFC is a passion of mine, but something is not right on the ground.

    The MFC has lost direction as a business and is the AFL'S basket case but why the players don't care I believe is another matter.

    What I don't know.

    MFC has lost direction as a business... you've been believing the papers, haven't you?

    Let me tell you something, each time I read one of these idiot articles about how we're supposedly crumbling to dust, I actually get a little more confident, despite how annoying they are. These articles are so off the mark it's laughable - compared to five years ago we're full of direction and making good ground. And we came out of that hole, anyway, so why should anyone think we're not going to strengthen.

    I'll say it again, I think it's gonna be my new motto.

    Harden up, people.

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