Posts posted by Sir Why You Little
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22 minutes ago, ElDiablo14 said: I felt they were taking the [censored] a little bit on the Nathan Buckley topic. Maybe just desperation to have someone other than Simon.
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Big Changes are needed, thereâs no doubt. Last Yearâs Review was a sham, so the problems, whatever they are, have got worse. I am just interested to hear guys talking, who are 30 years younger than me, I donât want them to go through the pain that i went through Decade after Decade.
This Current Situation could well be the Fork in the Road
â26 cannot be a Rinse and Repeat
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8 hours ago, DubDee said: He is very reliable. One of our few
He is not very damaging or quick but with an efficiency over 90% his kicks land.
the constant criticism of Salem is baffling to me. He is not our best player but he is solid and the least of our problems. With the issues we have such as the forward line and midfield it is bizarre that Salem gets singled out
Salem is one of our Major Problems
He no longer attacks off Half Back with any quick penetration
He accumulates possessions but doesnât do a lot with them
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50 minutes ago, demoncat said: Iâm a subscriber to the DeeBrief but their content can be very reactionary
And sometimes itâs just hard to get through because they wonât stay on topic for more than a minute before someone else jumps in
Regardless theyâre just Dees fans going through it at the moment like we all are - and FWIW I agree with the overall sentiment on the need for change
But if your answer is Nathan Buckley then itâs a good thing youâre not at the club making these decisions đ€Ł
Yes the Buckley talk was certainly overdoneâŠ
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18 minutes ago, Davos said: Out of all the passionate nonsense these guys were dribbling on this podcast, I nearly crashed my car when they all agreed Buckley was the ideal Goodwin replacement. How many coaches have won premierships coaching their second team this century?
I get some supporters find this stuff cathartic, but 95% of the conversation either contradicted something said earlier in the pod, or just made no rational sense whatsoever.
I agreed with about 90% of what they said
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28 minutes ago, praha said: I'm on the job hunt at the moment. Came across an opportunity on SEEK at the club. Location: Cranbourne.
Absolutely no offense to anyone that lives out that way. But how can the club seriously compete for talent across all areas of the club if it's seriously trying to tempt people to work there?
No public transport access. Horrendous traffic. Not to mention not the prettiest place in the world. Your talent pool is limited to maybe a 10km radius for a place like that. For people that live in Frankston area it might be appealing but even for those in the south East closer to the Bay... getting out there can be a real pain.
It's a shame because the job ticked all boxes for me, I'd have loved to apply. I live 8km from the CBD. It would take me 1hr 10 mins to get to Cranbourne... now. At 10:30pm. It's no wonder why it came up in the whole Petracca fiasco last year. It never really clicked for me why it was such a big deal until I saw "Cranbourne" written under a job ad for the Melbourne Football Club. How embarrassing.
Sorry again for anyone out that way, no offense but it is a joke.
We were thrown Casey back in the Day, because nobody else wanted it.
Itâs Ground Zero out there
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44 minutes ago, beelzebub said: Hope that wasn't expensive...otherwise talk about burning money.
You have to wonder what really was the brief.
Results to date... ???
I suppose we have to wait till season's end. Apparently the results this year on top of recent which spell out T.. R ..E.. N.. D just aren't convincing enough.
I hope we don't look back in Spike Milliganesque manner... if you know the Tombstone quote ... you'll understand.
âI told you i was illâŠâ
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2 minutes ago, Whispering_Jack said: 5 FlagsâŠ.
During the Merger insanity i spoke to Brian a couple of times
A Very Passionate DemonâŠ.
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43 minutes ago, Redleg said: I didnât say we should do nothing.
I was simply talking about whether itâs all the Coachâs fault and should we burn possibly close to a million dollars, or examine what else can be improved.
I think we need to examine all the parts unemotionally, which I am not convinced you are suggesting, then do what is needed to get success.
I agree with you Red.
But wasnât all that done last during the offseason??
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7 minutes ago, waynewussell said: Iâm Victorian⊠I havenât felt disenfranchised watching State of Origin. There are the Storm players to watch, for a start. I think the same will apply to WA supporters in the near future. I donât care if the NRL premier comp struggles, Iâm an AFL supporter. Iâm remembering the great interstate clashes of the past that allowed we MFC supporters to watch Robbie weave his magic for the big V when we were a basket case in our own comp. There will soon be 10 AFL teams who are not going to make the finals in any one year. State of Origin gives those supporters the opportunity to see their stars perform at the highest level.
State of Origin works because the 2 States involved genuinely Hate each other.
Itâs Real.
State of Origin can only work between 2 States
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1 hour ago, whatwhat say what said: tony hall doing his knee while being tackled by his hawks' teammate andy collins was the end of state of origin
good yarn here: https://www.theage.com.au/sport/afl/they-were-the-greatest-games-on-earth-so-why-did-state-of-origin-die-20230517-p5d8zk.html
I was at that game. The Surface of the MCG was disgraceful in 1989
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9 minutes ago, Deestar9 said: In all seriousnessâŠin footy and even in life ..you plan âŠyou train and it all looks pretty good. Then comes the intangibles which you canât control âŠkey injuries at the wrong time ..players just simply out of form âŠ& to quote Goody simply trying to meld the old & young with a new game plan. Iâm totally disappointed with the season because I reckon if one of Trac or Clarry had played to their potential & if one of May or Lever didnât get injured ,.I firmly believe that would have been enough to make the 8 but I had no illusions that we would go deep, I have seen enough of our game plan to see an exciting 2026 going forward. What is irrefutable is that Goody has the players back & they have Goodyâs back. Put me in the âhand clapping majorityâ.. I donât really care. I truly believe Goody will be coach next year.
But it does my head in that the usual âTop Clubsâ are always up there, regardless of the speed humps. They dip for a maximum 1 year and then Climb straight back up. But not the MFCâŠ
Guys are getting paid around $ 1Mill a year inside this Club (Certain Coaches and Players) so i expect a far better output
So many other Clubs just get on with itâŠ.
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4 minutes ago, Ollie fan said: According to all the critics, we didnt need to trade in A grade talent because our list, which Goody obviously destroyed, was so absolutely wonderful. At least, that's the theme. Brisbane, WB, Geelong, and GWS supporters might have had the heretical view that their lists were as good as, or even better, than ours.
Of course, it is possible that the list was very good but not perfect and that Goody did a great job in winning a premiership.
But why were we not able to attract A Grade Talent? List Management and Free Agency is critical every off seasonâŠ.
we certainly let some very good players go, and they were replaced by Casey Regulars (Grundy aside, thatâs a different discussion) 4 Years on and we have won 6 of 28 games.
We cannot go into next year with the same Template
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1 minute ago, Deestar9 said: What you fail to understand is that âtrueâ supporters also like to look for positives & hope. That does not mean we donât get bitterly disappointed when we lose or we donât question the coaches but you seem to think your analysis of a âtrueâ supporter means you must show negativity and blame. Goody will be coach next season and who knows how many pages this embarrassing thread will be up to by seasons end ..guess it just makes you feel better and âcrankyâ.
Do you think this years performance is acceptable DS?
You are quite happy to let things roll on into Season 26?
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2 hours ago, beelzebub said: You like losing ?
I don't
You canât win hey BZB
Even when you say you hate losing certain people still vomit at your answer.
I Hate losing too, it sucks, particularly when 4 years ago, we were the number 1 Team in the Country, by a fair margin.
Such a shame we couldnât trade in some A Grade Talent after â21. I am still wondering why that didnât happenâŠ.
NON-MFC: Round 18
in Melbourne Demons
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