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PREGAME: Rd 04 vs Geelong
Probably my mid-week pessimism kicking in but I feel Melbourne is a list filled with ‘13-possession-a-game-excellent-disposal-at-underage-level-but-not-quite-seeing-that-with-AFL-level-pressure’ types.
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PREGAME: Rd 04 vs Geelong
Simples! Luckily we are a side that are excellent at controlling the ball!
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Petracca & Oliver at the Dees in 2026?
Can we please just go after a quality player who is squeaky clean?
- Game plans, tactics and all that jazz
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PREGAME: Rd 04 vs Geelong
I want some of what you’re on
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Melbourne Fans Mindset
‘The forward line is lacking quality KPFs’ is off the mark. Contested marks in the F50 are increasingly rare and Richmond’s ‘bring it to ground’ strategy is old. Have a look at who is kicking goals at Hawthorn. Mabior Chol is arguably their only tall down there and they are lighting the comp up. It’s about the way you get it in there and the way the players in there are instructed to use the space. We are truly miles behind at both.
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PODCAST: Rd 03 vs Gold Coast
Two parter: Is there Chanpion data stats on broken tackles? Sides are either smashing through our tackles or getting arms clear for an effective possession like I’ve never seen. Is there Champion data stats for number of throws? Why are we getting caught throwing it so much? Quick ball movement I understand but we’re not the first side to try and move it at pace from contest.
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Time to go Goody?
He’s doubled down on a game plan that appears unsuitable for the modern game. Almost all players on our list have gone backwards. Which is diabolical. Thankful for the premiership but it is time to go before he ruins young careers.
- Time to start a rebuild?
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CASEY: Rd 02 vs Gold Coast
But not good enough at the level up. Hopefully he learns.
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Buying Waverley Park?
15% tariff if MFC are the buyers
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New coach prospects
You’ve got too much time on your hands nowadays horse
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Time to go Goody?
I thought it was overestimating our organisation
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Goody on Unfiltered
At this rate we look more suited to a season of MAFS than a season of footy
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The Next CEO
Peter Jackson is 72 years old. And was close to the end of his interest in a full time corporate career (his admission) 10 years ago.