ElDiablo14

Maybe the youngsters know something we don't and have hope for the future. 🙏🏻🙏🏻

And if my grandma had wheels, she would be a bicycle. The reality is we have been going down for the last 2 seasons.

I agree it's not just Goodwin fault but usually the head coach is the first one to be axed. We still need more change than just the HC.

Even if he finishes this season? In any case it may be offset by the amount of memberships we could potentially lose if Goodwin continues. We won't reach 60k this year. Depending on how badly they finish the season and if Goodwin is confirmed for next year... We are danger of not reaching 50k.

We can do some serious case studies. What's happened to Fritsch? What's happened to JVR?

Looks like we may have competition. I heard Carlton is also considering bringing Barrel to the fold. We better move quickly before Carlton takes away the coach or any other FD staff that we may need/want.

He should be playing more VFL next year, similar to JB. Just a "depth" player. Bowey and McVee are the future in our HB.

NBA play-in style could work. 7v8 9v10 Winner of 7v8 plays against the 6th seeded team Loser of 7v8 plays against the Winner of 9v10 to decide the team playing against the 5th seeded team.

Rivers full time midfielder? I believe Scott was in danger had he not won the 2022 premiership. Again, 10 years is a long time in footy.

I am afraid a steep drop of memberships is coming then. I personally won't stop my support to the club, but based on what I can see here and social media ... many will.

Rivers full time midfielder?

Play JV 80% forward.

Have we been consistent under Goodwin? If you really dissect his tenure, it really feels like a roller coaster of highs and lows. Fun ride not gonna lie.

What should have happened after 2023. One year extension of Simon's contract until end of 2025. Already prepared the transition plan for Yze to take over in 2026. 2025 Simon would be coaching as a 'caretaker' with Yze behind the 4 walls preparing his vision of MFC 2.0 post 2021 premiership. One can daydream.

First thing we lost was Yze. That's true. It's also true he didn't deserve, IMO, the 2 year extension before the 2023 finals. Should've let his final contract year in 2024 run and then decide if you offer him a new contract.

Isn't he paid 1.2 million at least?

But we can't carry Oliver and JV in the midfield for 90% of the game. Both butcher the ball. Unless Viney can have some cameos in the forward half, more as a defensive forward.

Richmond announcing redevelopment of Punt Road. When are we doing anything? It will be very disappointing if there are no real news/updates about Caulfield by end of the year.

Let's see from the three amigos in the mid field: > JV won't be traded ever, heart and soul of the club. > Oliver not easy to find a spot for him outside of inside midfield. So, not very flexible magnets wise. Also, probably as low trade value as JV. > Petracca can play forward, so he offers more flexibility to our list. You'd think the club would rather keep him and he is ahead of the two mentioned above. However, he is definitely the one that has the most trade value. And we may not need to pay any of his salary if he's traded (unlike with Oliver). It'll be a coin toss between Oliver and Petracca. I hope whoever stays if fully committed to the coming years of rebuilding on the fly.

The XL, Langford and Kozzy have high volume disposal? It will be interesting to see if they can keep the higher efficiency as their volume of leather increases.

First thing we lost was Yze.

I think based on how dominant GC was in Q1 and Q3 you can expect them maintaining the score gap pretty much unchanged through the last, If they were 100% invested. Unless they were just tired. It would be a first for us, we tend to be the team that runs out of steam in the last quarter.

Comparison: * Christian Petracca's goal assist per inside 50 disposal: 0.148 * AFL average goal assist per inside 50 disposal: 0.169 Christian Petracca's rate of 0.148 goal assists per inside 50 disposal is slightly below the AFL average of approximately 0.169. This suggests that while he's a significant contributor to Melbourne's inside 50s, the efficiency of those entries resulting in a direct goal assist is a little lower than the league average. The above analysis brought to you by Google AI.

It was always going to be hard to justify letting Simon go in 2023 after the flag. However, one do wonders if it was a mistake to extend his contract 2 years no strings attached before we knew the outcome of the finals that year.