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Melbourne’s situation and ours is not comparable. Not sure why you keep bringing up our dynasty and trying to lump them with a proven great team. Long way to go for the Dees and they look in serious trouble with a fit list. We only looked vulnerable when we had injuries but we banked enough Ws to finish top four and win the flag.
We’ll see how Demons go if they cop what we did when we lost a few games on the trot. If they had half a 22 missing they’d crumble is all I’m saying.
Also, I know you’ve got a lot of built up anger from the 2020 flag loss, but there’s no need to get nasty with Richmond supporters. We didn’t deny your club a flag. Our team did. Just relax a little, pal.
Yes it’s truly f***en bizarre why I would look at a comparison between Richmond and Melbourne after reading you post this:
‘Not the point I am making. Comparing Richmond’s dynasty list to Melbourne’s flash in the pan list is absolutely laughable. There’s a reason we won three flags and there’s a reason why they’ve been exposed after one.’
The easiest giveaway that you are a simpleton is equating any criticism or reality checking if your team, to some perceived grudge the other person has against your side. Which I don’t.
I don’t read every criticism of the Cats from a Tigers fan as a consequence of the fact that for 20 years we were Ike Turner’s fist to Richmond’s Tina Turner. I read it as someone who is either correct or incorrect in what they are saying.
We were humiliated by Carlton in a grand final when I was younger. We were beaten twice by West Coast when I was younger. Nick Davis fluked his way through the only memorable 20 minutes of football of his career to end our season in 2005 and won a flag a few weeks later. It doesn’t mean every criticism of Carlton, West Coast or Sydney is borne out of those disappointments and claiming that it is, is telling the world your brain is either very lazy or very underused.
You made a claim that the current predicament of Melbourne - who are 9-3 for the season mind you - is a sign that they are a flash in the pan side who is vastly inferior to what the mighty Tigers were.
Yet Melbourne are STILL the premiers - the mighty tigers dynasty by this same point was a few months out from a finals meltdown, and a year later still, they were 7-6 and on the back end of a terrible 3 match flogging streak.
So in what world of logic and reason can you sit there and call the current premiers a flash in the pan when they haven’t even had the chance to FAIL like Richmond did before they turned it around?