Thread starter
#1
I was a guest in the Dockers' 'Admiral Suite' in the Barry Cable Room at Subiaco Oval yesterday for the game versus the Western Bulldogs.
In his traditional pre-lunch speech, Fremantle CEO Cameron Schwab stated that despite all the bagging the Dockers had been getting from the media, he and the Board of Directors were "very content" with the way their season has progressed this year.
Full marks to the Dockers for their game yesterday - after half-time they looked a lot more convincing than I've seen them in a while, although their decision-making and execution was still a little sub-par. However to be content with sitting in 11th place after 15 rounds at 6-9 with a negative percentage seems a little soft, no?
At the risk of giving that old chestnut "culture" an airing, can anyone tell me why it is that Fremantle supporters, who pay their hard-earned cash to support their club, should share their CEO's contented feeling at this juncture?
SoR
*Disclaimer, to make it easy. Yes, I support the West Coast Eagles.
In his traditional pre-lunch speech, Fremantle CEO Cameron Schwab stated that despite all the bagging the Dockers had been getting from the media, he and the Board of Directors were "very content" with the way their season has progressed this year.
Full marks to the Dockers for their game yesterday - after half-time they looked a lot more convincing than I've seen them in a while, although their decision-making and execution was still a little sub-par. However to be content with sitting in 11th place after 15 rounds at 6-9 with a negative percentage seems a little soft, no?
At the risk of giving that old chestnut "culture" an airing, can anyone tell me why it is that Fremantle supporters, who pay their hard-earned cash to support their club, should share their CEO's contented feeling at this juncture?
SoR
*Disclaimer, to make it easy. Yes, I support the West Coast Eagles.
