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MELBOURNE coach Dean Bailey says his team is yet to answer its critics and that its real test will be its ability to play consecutive games of quality football.
The Demons followed up last week's 54-point loss to West Coast with a 96-point thrashing of Adelaide on Sunday.
But Bailey said they were yet to properly answer the questions that have been hovering over the club over the previous 10 days.
"We played at a very good standard today but we've got to keep doing it. We can't go from West Coast standard to this week's standard and accept something that is in between. Because it won't get us the result we're after," Bailey said after Sunday's win.
Bailey had received more than his share of criticism for the loss to the Eagles but was not prepared to publically bask in the glory of a win.
In perhaps a subtle hint that he was not entirely responsible for the previous week's loss, Bailey refused to take any credit for the turnaround
http://www.melbournefc.com.au/news/newsarticle/tabid/7415/newsid/113334/default.aspx
atleast he has already put it on the players to back it up next week , i do like that .. im not a great fan of his atm but if he can get them to back up that sort of effort week after week then thing will turn back in his favour
The Demons followed up last week's 54-point loss to West Coast with a 96-point thrashing of Adelaide on Sunday.
But Bailey said they were yet to properly answer the questions that have been hovering over the club over the previous 10 days.
"We played at a very good standard today but we've got to keep doing it. We can't go from West Coast standard to this week's standard and accept something that is in between. Because it won't get us the result we're after," Bailey said after Sunday's win.
Bailey had received more than his share of criticism for the loss to the Eagles but was not prepared to publically bask in the glory of a win.
In perhaps a subtle hint that he was not entirely responsible for the previous week's loss, Bailey refused to take any credit for the turnaround
http://www.melbournefc.com.au/news/newsarticle/tabid/7415/newsid/113334/default.aspx
atleast he has already put it on the players to back it up next week , i do like that .. im not a great fan of his atm but if he can get them to back up that sort of effort week after week then thing will turn back in his favour








