Round 5, 2009, Melbourne lost to Adelaide
First Quarter: the Winners managed to negotiate the difficult climate and savage impact of the gloom on the business of manufacturing with a marginal gain, as the Losers attracted widespread payouts from observers for the meagre returns they managed to deliver to their creditors on the board.
Second Quarter: as the conditions continued, the Winners nearly doubled their margin with another gain, brought on by a complete monopolisation of the means for doing business, which was added to by the Losers, compensating for the classless structure they have developed over time.
Third Quarter: the Winners resumed business immediately after the recession with a small gain, which threatened to create interest for observers and offered encouraging signs for the Losers, managing to stall the damage two consecutive quarters of losses had done, going into the last recession.
Fourth Quarter: increasing the gloom of the business of the day, the Winners produced another quarter consistent with their others and took an overall margin from a small loss, as the Losers, aligning their performance to the conditions, flooded the board with productive turnover, and a gain.
Fifth Quarter: the Winners admitted to analysts that they had failed to manage the difficult climate, and "struggled" with the strategies the competition had employed to negate the flow of their business, which is paying the Losers excessive credit for a mediocre peformance across the board.
Second Quarter: as the conditions continued, the Winners nearly doubled their margin with another gain, brought on by a complete monopolisation of the means for doing business, which was added to by the Losers, compensating for the classless structure they have developed over time.
Third Quarter: the Winners resumed business immediately after the recession with a small gain, which threatened to create interest for observers and offered encouraging signs for the Losers, managing to stall the damage two consecutive quarters of losses had done, going into the last recession.
Fourth Quarter: increasing the gloom of the business of the day, the Winners produced another quarter consistent with their others and took an overall margin from a small loss, as the Losers, aligning their performance to the conditions, flooded the board with productive turnover, and a gain.
Fifth Quarter: the Winners admitted to analysts that they had failed to manage the difficult climate, and "struggled" with the strategies the competition had employed to negate the flow of their business, which is paying the Losers excessive credit for a mediocre peformance across the board.
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