Round 6, 2009, Essendon lost to Brisbane
First Quarter: the Losers managed their surplus of confidence with a deficit recorded at board-level, which severely restricted the operations of the business of giving a good account, as the Winners negotiated the impact of a previously empty account with a productive period, overall.
Second Quarter: compromised by a savage conflict between their industry and targets, the Losers aligned their inaccurate measures with a second consecutive quarter, which the Winners had to take credit for going into a major recession with a massive deficit for the competition, going forward.
Third Quarter: the Losers managed to break even after being given a major break, which hindered their prospects for gaining the position on the board they sought, as the Winners managed to experience a stagnant period in the venture they undertook to attain solid gains, quarter by quarter.
Fourth Quarter: the conditions for business improved markedly, the Losers managed to give a good account of the sort of business they are liable to manage, going forward, which benefited the Winners, as they posted another gain on the board, which was aligned to the performance managed.
Fifth Quarter: the Losers managed to avoid giving credible accounts for the position they managed, due to the widespread fraud prevalent in the industry in these tough times, which contrasted sharply with the Winners' accounting practices of managing their reports of results poorly, overall.
Second Quarter: compromised by a savage conflict between their industry and targets, the Losers aligned their inaccurate measures with a second consecutive quarter, which the Winners had to take credit for going into a major recession with a massive deficit for the competition, going forward.
Third Quarter: the Losers managed to break even after being given a major break, which hindered their prospects for gaining the position on the board they sought, as the Winners managed to experience a stagnant period in the venture they undertook to attain solid gains, quarter by quarter.
Fourth Quarter: the conditions for business improved markedly, the Losers managed to give a good account of the sort of business they are liable to manage, going forward, which benefited the Winners, as they posted another gain on the board, which was aligned to the performance managed.
Fifth Quarter: the Losers managed to avoid giving credible accounts for the position they managed, due to the widespread fraud prevalent in the industry in these tough times, which contrasted sharply with the Winners' accounting practices of managing their reports of results poorly, overall.
