Addressing the situation

[Jeff Purse]

@thefuturejeffp

Sounds good.

[Cormack MacNeill]

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CD's Old Account Jonny Fly Jayson Price

I can argue the way we lost, but I can't argue the fact that six men left it all in the ring.  The Spanish fans will remember that night, and rest assured, Sequitas won't forget either

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Devastated.

All the back slaps and 'good effort's don't sweeten the bitter taste. Pantheon won and, in many eyes, we're still the laughing stock of the WCF. The earth stayed still this time.

People are asking me whether we're going to contest the decision seeing as I was the legal man and Fly pinned Caliban. We're not thinking about that right now. We're tired and emotional. If the powers that be give us a Trios Cup lifeline, great, but we're not banking on it.

Pantheon were as good, if not better, than they were vaunted. Fly was right - I do feel challenged to be better. Can I do it? Can Sequitus do it with me? Can I do it with Sequitus? That remains to be seen.

To build muscle, you have to tear a few fibres. You have to go to your limit... break it... and then the limit gets bigger. Right now, I'm fatigued, hurt and deflated. I've reached my limit and am feeling the burn. But I know that Pantheon have pushed through that place repeatedly and that's why they are where they are today. I don't always like them but I can learn from them. I have many limits to exceed and there will be many bumps and bruises along the way. Many perceived maximums will be shattered.

Continuing the analogy, a muscle breaking its maximums also needs the right rest, nourishment and supplementation to truly grow. The question is... do I have the right conditions to build my WCF muscles? We all need to reflect.

Pantheon, your man Jeff Purse is already taking the low road but I will stay above all that. Thank you for a fantastic match. I will see you down the road when I've broken a few more maximums.