David Myers to kick the winning goal and shove it up all of your collective a$$es*
*I Wish
David Myers to kick the winning goal and shove it up all of your collective a$$es*
*I Wish
We still need to cross off âlose to Collingwoodâ from our annual checklist.
Iâve never felt more apathetic about an Essendon game then I do today
I put $20 on us to win, watched the last quarter of the lions game, then put $20 on Collingwood.
Yep, summed it up beautifully.
No more essington bullshit, just come out today and beat these mutts.
Heaps of late money on the piesâŚsame thing happened before the Melbourne game and we all know how that turned out.
Yeah, I feel the same
Iâd be more apathetic if I werenât so lethargic.
Bookmarking this.
I really donât care.
Iâll watch the game, and hope we win. But really, other than getting 4 points, a win doesnât mean much. It wonât mean the club has chsnged or improved. A win wonât make up for last week dissapointment. Weâll still have our head in the sand about where this club is at.
Then weâll probably get beaten by St. Kilda next week.
Should have backed Sydney for the flag after round 6.
What a sad life.
BRING HIM IN
Sounds realistic to me.
Weâre two wins out of the eight.
If we win weâll beâŚtwo wins out of the eight.
The season was screwed last week, and I donât see how you could have any enthusiasm for beating anyone if you canât beat 18th at home.
Play the kids. Get the pick. Pretend itâs all going to plan.
I reckon too many people are just not equipped to deal with inevitable failures. Loss is part of life. If you make sport your life, then your teamâs loss feels like a death. But itâs not. Itâs a game. A high-stakes game that wealthy kids play for the amusement of the masses and the extreme profits of the mega-rich. I understand that loss is a difficult one to handle when youâre young, and some people carry that weight till their middle years - when hopefully - they mellow a little and realise that there is a whole lot more to life than winning things. And if they go through their entire lives unable to deal with this - than I do not take it back - itâs a â â â â â â sad life indeed.
Thatâs a lot to extrapolate from a team that screwed its season last week.
smile
Thanks for caring, though. I M OK.
Not actually about me, though.
So have I got this straight: itâs sad that someone doesnât care because they should have enough perspective to know that they shouldnât care, and clearly they care too much because they donât care?
Yay! We won the flag! Whatâs for dinner?