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Willie Watch - Mets Fever: Randolph in trouble with ownership & not for the double header

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The Willie Watch is on. Paranoid comments and a doubleheader loss don't make for a good pairing.

Here's one blog below from today.

Mets Fever: Randolph in trouble with ownership & not for the double header

Plenty of Mets Police posts below on the same subject.

Mets Fever: Something needs to change

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Good post you should check out

Mets Fever: Something needs to change

The craziest part of this is that Willie, based on his own comments is completely out of touch with his own team and the fan base. Willie believes that the fans are acting like they are because they aren't over what happened last year, which tells me that he doesn't realize his team is preforming just as they did in Sept. and that's what the fans are responding to, which is something he should be responding too.

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