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Who knows, maybe they clicked the wrong button… Postecoglou, with just three games in charge so far and a few weeks in camp to implement his ideas, is seeing how difficult it is to change a style of play and implement new personnel.
Victims believed they were opening a photo of their new online friend, but when they clicked on the bogus picture the attached file contained a Trojan virus which infected their computers, allowing the sexual predator to establish remote control.
If they are to level the series at the ground where they lost the initiative in 2005, they want Hughes to rediscover his eccentric skills quickly and bring authority back to the top of a batting lineup of considerable potential but which has clicked with conviction only occasionally this summer.
"One of the employees from the park, one of the ladies, she asked her to click [the safety bar] more than once, and they were like, 'As long you heard it click you're OK.' "Everybody else is like, 'Click, click, click.' Hers only clicked once.
I clicked on the map that came up, for a larger view of the surrounding area.
Yet, I clicked and shared updates about the Chibok girls and the abusive antics of the president's wife, Patience Jonathan, anyway, and I even used the hashtag #BringBackOurGirls a couple of times, feeling self-conscious about it.
Your browser can give away a lot of information about you – with some very basic analytics tools, a website can pinpoint your location, what links you've clicked, how many times you've visited in the past and even track your cursor movements.
When clicked there were eight stories, including two unrelated Murdoch stories.
On every occasion that I have clicked "share", a twinge in my stomach has reminded me of my own powerlessness and has made me feel guilty and vain for engaging in so-called slacktivism.
