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Analysis Should Melbourne rebuild like Richmond if they struggle in 2025?
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Elixuh
See you on the 9th green at 9
See you in another 53 years.
- Feb 25, 2013
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No mans land? Wooden spoon isn't no mans land
That is what I was thinking. No mans land is between 7th and 14th, never in contention but never bad enough to load up on good players in the draft, otherwise known as the "Essendon zone"
- Oct 9, 2017
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Won one flag and carried on like they were guaranteed a few more. You'd be hard pressed to find a bigger waste of prime years
We are shithouse.
Still hurts doesn’t it.
They need Trac up forward because the forward line is complete garbage, but when Trac is up forward the ball doesn't go there because without him the midfield is total garbage.
Dumb by the Dees to not let Viney walk to North last year. Now they are paying huge amounts of cash to Oliver and Viney who play the same spot, can't play anywhere else, and can't have two similar players in the same team.
Dumb by the Dees to not let Viney walk to North last year. Now they are paying huge amounts of cash to Oliver and Viney who play the same spot, can't play anywhere else, and can't have two similar players in the same team.
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Actually quite enjoying it myself
Huh?
Wouldn't every club that didn't win a flag during their prime years meet that criteria??
- Feb 16, 2020
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Looking like spoon contenders at the moment.
Really should have won 2 or 3 flags with the list they had.
People forget how good they were travelling in the first couple of months 2022 after the flag. They were destroying teams and it was looking like a dynasty. Then they just...kind of lost their aura?
Really should have won 2 or 3 flags with the list they had.
People forget how good they were travelling in the first couple of months 2022 after the flag. They were destroying teams and it was looking like a dynasty. Then they just...kind of lost their aura?
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- Oct 9, 2017
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Sometimes you just get beaten by better teams. Melbourne's issues/problems were almost entirely of their own making.
Hollow Knight
Imperfect vessel
- May 3, 2005
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Dark times ahead. They are bang on track to be rebuilding during the Tassie drafts as well.
Grim. Grim. Grim.
Grim. Grim. Grim.
Chism
Franks & Beans
- Sep 7, 2008
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Is it 'no man's land' if there's a bunch of men there?
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I actually disagree with that. In 2022 we won the first 10 games but most of them were scrappy nad unconvincing wins against weak or mediocre teams. The warning signs were already there.
Had your two best players try to walk out on the club. That sort of thing can ruin a teams morale.
- Mar 25, 2019
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Don't think they're in no mans land, already got some good youngsters and will likely trade some big names to bring in a heap more end of year.
Toump Ass
The Big Deal
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Do you mean Oliver? We shoulda given him the JUH treatment and not played him last year he was fat and shit.
