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Mazer Rackham

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  1. Not about who I would have ahead of them.

    It's whether they're up to it. Garlett prefers the flashy low percentage option, often to the cost of the team, and Nibbler has ... whatever the opposite of X factor is.

  2. Assessed as star player, finals contender, good bloke, aw he wouldn't have meant that = fine

    (later appealed down to nothing)

    Gee, you wouldn't want to see someone lose a Brownlow because of one little careless act of head high thuggery, would you?

  3. Match the quote to the player.

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    Player one: You bloody beauty! God I love this club!

    Player two: Ken oath mate! I bleed for the red and blue!

    Player three: yes, well, I bleed too. For the ... is it orange? No, I think it is red and --- brown? When you literally swim in money you lose track. All ords down this week. Bit of a bugger.

  4. 1 minute ago, PJ_12345 said:

    2 goals against us directly from players handballing to above the target's head. Professional athletes and they cant do the basics. Skills are appalling.

    Oh come on, they're [censored] good at holding weights underwater

  5. 3 minutes ago, loges said:

    Re your last paragraph, besides May did we though or were the references to players underdone mean those who had post season opps. Max's interview stated a lot of players posted personal best times during the pre season.

    All kinds of records broken.

    Richmond to Casey on Monash: 22 minutes

    AAMI to Royal Oak after training: 3 minutes

    Whopper + fillet of fish + large fries + large thickshake: 2 min 9 sec

  6. Posted

    It’s the young supporters I feel for. School-age ones, especially those in primary school.

    Like many, I am toughened by copious scar tissue inflicted by decades of near misses, false dawns, and (more commonly) outright failure. The anger, frustration, etc, are not new to me. For me, the sun will still come up tomorrow (most likely ... are Sportsbet offering odds on that?).

    But young supporters, having found themselves last year suddenly basking in new-found honour and credibility, courtesy of our new-found winning ways, are now slumped back in humiliation and bewilderment. Who could blame them if they choose this time to jump ship, to one of our winning rivals (you know who), or off the sport altogether?

    This season is gone, but the pride and future support of our young supporters can still be salvaged with some wins against good sides.

    If this sorry collection of pea hearts, incompetents and stubborn mules the mighty MFC  doesn't get its act together quickly, we will find ourselves right back in the calamitous times between Neeld and Roos, when the very existence of the club was at stake.

  7. 5 minutes ago, spirit of norm smith said:

    - scoring will come in time

    In the year twenty five twenty five
    If the club can survive
    If fans are still alive
    They may find ...

    In the year thirty five thirty five
    we'll find our goal scoring will thrive
    we'll kick five or six goals a game
    then go out next match and do it again

    In the year forty five forty five
    our rate of scoring goals will rise to the sky
    we'll shoot at goal again and again
    some games as much as nine or ten

    In the year fifty five fifty five
    the club will pull out of our crash dive
    we may start to win some games
    and even push for finals again, woa-woh