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- #326
Some people are just satisfied in having the opportunity for a day or night out at the football with their family or friends with a slightly better than 50 per cent chance of their team having a victory to cap off the experience. This is the only downside to the move to Adelaide Oval - it has delivered the club a bunch of theatre goers.
These people are necessary though, realistically no club is going to have 50k hardcore nutjobs demanding success.
I guess the problem for us is that our board and management fit into the category of being happy with a slightly better than 50% chance of winning so our actual football programme is run with that philosophy.