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 Post subject: Re: Our New Core Group
PostPosted: Fri Aug 21, 2015 11:38 am 
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 Post subject: Re: Our New Core Group
PostPosted: Fri Aug 21, 2015 11:42 am 
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ThePsychologist wrote:
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At the moment our the core of our entire club resembles something like this:


I actually think it's the opposite Agro. The club needs dramatic change. Tough decisions need to be made. The big picture is for us to become a powerhouse again on and off the field.

I like what is happening. A few players will not be happy and we may well lose some good ones but this needs to happen. No more mediocrity. We need to build for No.17 and beyond. Finally we are doing it right by going to the draft and putting a strong process in place to select our next coach.


Agree Psych, there will be short term pain, but finally it looks like we are heading in the right direction. I'm beginning to think I might live long enough to see our next flag! Cripps to lift the cup?


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 Post subject: Re: Our New Core Group
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 Post subject: Re: Our New Core Group
PostPosted: Fri Aug 21, 2015 12:01 pm 
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Graham Cripps Casboult Gibbs Murphy Simpson Buckley Docherty Tuohy Walker Jamison Jaksch Whiley Holman Byrne Sheehan White Rowe is a very good core group for the rebuild.

Add Weitering Francis Curnow Lovell McKay Aish Carlisle Rice Silvagni plus a good new coach, improved culture and coaching structure and I believe that is as good a base that the Bulldogs or St Kilda started their rebuilds with.

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 Post subject: Re: Our New Core Group
PostPosted: Fri Aug 21, 2015 12:04 pm 
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The irish boys look the goods.




Strange our strike rate with Irish players is far better than our strike rate with Australian players.


And our Irish players kick better than 90% of our Australian ones as well.

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AGRO I've been meaning to tell you this for a while: you have something in your eye.

You're comparing two entirely different recruitment processes with each other.

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 Post subject: Re: Our New Core Group
PostPosted: Fri Aug 21, 2015 12:13 pm 
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ThePsychologist wrote:
keogh wrote:
Graham


Graham Cripps Casboult Gibbs Murphy Simpson Buckley Docherty Tuohy Walker Jamison Jaksch Whiley Holman Byrne Sheehan White Rowe is a very good core group for the rebuild.

Add Weitering Francis Curnow Lovell McKay Aish Carlisle Rice Silvagni plus a good new coach, improved culture and coaching structure and I believe that is as good a base that the Bulldogs or St Kilda started their rebuilds with.


Casboult to me is in the same group as White, Rowe,Walker and Jamison. They will fill a void while we build a new team/list.
When we are good they wont be involved.


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 Post subject: Re: Our New Core Group
PostPosted: Fri Aug 21, 2015 12:18 pm 
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We are St Kilda of 2 years ago. We're playing an old list and getting smashed by younger, less experienced sides. We play on average this season the 6th oldest team. That usually gives you a top 8 spot - The fact that we're last tells me that it's not our youth that's giving us trouble, it's the experience.

Simpson, although he battles hard, isn't Sam Mitchell. Carrazzo is still reeling from not winning the NRS award and must go at season's end.

Walker is ineffectual, Jamieson is worth next to nothing, Murph is a trier but is about a B grade player when 'on'.

Then we have Warnock, Rowe, Wood and White. Those players amount to pretty much 100 bucks worth.

We have to clean out the top of the list - bring our average age down from 25 and 3 to 24 years.

6-7 of those players need to go to make way for younger talent.

We have to do this now or we're just delaying the inevitable. Even if we can get the ave age down to 24, we've still got another 5 years to build it up to 27, factoring in retirements, when you're window is open - providing you have the talent.

North have tried the shortcut method but will fall well short - again. It's a grass-roots re-build we need and it must start now.

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 Post subject: Re: Our New Core Group
PostPosted: Fri Aug 21, 2015 12:24 pm 
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keogh wrote:
Graham


Yes he looks like a good type, could really be a big player in our midfield.

We have missed him since he has been out.

Good kick for goal on the run good decision maker could be a future leader.


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 Post subject: Re: Our New Core Group
PostPosted: Fri Aug 21, 2015 12:25 pm 
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Rabbit wrote:
bluemagic16 wrote:
How many genuine footballers do we have on our list we had a core group that didnt achieve what they could have alot of those players will be out the door next year so who on our list will take us forward how many genuine potential premiership players do we have right now

Murphy
Cripps
Menzel
Docherty
Tuohy
Everitt
Casbolt
Kruezer
Thomas
Gibbs
White
Bell

These are the only guys i could think of with potential upside on B.B, Holman, Jaksch, Smith, Bucks

That is slim pickings but not terrible and with a good injection of kids and new young coach i hope we can build a team around them they say we will get 5 inside the top 20 and the father and son injection the future is exciting

We are not a bad as everybody thinks, footy can change quickly the pendulum can swing

We have hit rock bottom the only way is up


Being generous with Gibbs. He needs to show more. I fear he will always be shuffling along in 2nd gear, picking and choosing how much effort he puts in.


If it was up to me Gibbs would be sitting with Hendo wondering where he is going next year.


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 Post subject: Re: Our New Core Group
PostPosted: Fri Aug 21, 2015 12:28 pm 
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dooky wrote:
White is rubbish. How he has survived on our list for 7 odd years is an indictment. Don't understand the love for him around here.


Thats rubbish he has been really good, he is a leader of the club.

He leads by example and deserves respect.


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 Post subject: Re: Our New Core Group
PostPosted: Fri Aug 21, 2015 12:29 pm 
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2ndeffort wrote:
No love for Daisy? Sorry, my bad didnt see him on the list at first glance. He was probably off your post and in the medical room when i first looked!


We are stuck with him, ideally i wish we didnt have him but we will have to wait out his contract before we can get rid of him.


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 Post subject: Re: Our New Core Group
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That would be silly. GIBBS is talent - he may not be a hard man, but talent he has. Get rid of him and go back another 2 years and a lucky dip in the draft for an equally talented footballer - then take 4 years for him to mature.

Keep GIBBS unless a trade like Dangerfield is offered.

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 Post subject: Re: Our New Core Group
PostPosted: Fri Aug 21, 2015 12:38 pm 
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The Duke wrote:
That would be silly. GIBBS is talent - he may not be a hard man, but talent he has. Get rid of him and go back another 2 years and a lucky dip in the draft for an equally talented footballer - then take 4 years for him to mature.

Keep GIBBS unless a trade like Dangerfield is offered.


Talent and no heart, no passion, no grit, no mongrel.

Give me a lucky dip any day of the week.

If Gibbs wants to be a leader than he needs to watch Ward attack the ball for GWS and learn from him.

Otherwise he a guy that does not chase stays on the outside and really sets a bad example for the kids.

Get rid of him and never look back.

He might stay with all the other players that are set to go but for mine i'd keep Yarran and cut Gibbs loose.


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 Post subject: Re: Our New Core Group
PostPosted: Fri Aug 21, 2015 12:53 pm 
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jimmae wrote:
AGRO wrote:
club29 wrote:
The irish boys look the goods.




Strange our strike rate with Irish players is far better than our strike rate with Australian players.


And our Irish players kick better than 90% of our Australian ones as well.

:wink:

AGRO I've been meaning to tell you this for a while: you have something in your eye.

You're comparing two entirely different recruitment processes with each other.



Yes I am.

A good one and a shit one.

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 Post subject: Re: Our New Core Group
PostPosted: Fri Aug 21, 2015 12:56 pm 
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jimmae wrote:
AGRO wrote:
club29 wrote:
The irish boys look the goods.




Strange our strike rate with Irish players is far better than our strike rate with Australian players.


And our Irish players kick better than 90% of our Australian ones as well.

:wink:

AGRO I've been meaning to tell you this for a while: you have something in your eye.

You're comparing two entirely different recruitment processes with each other.



And when it comes to things in eyes.

Your fantastic at picking out the splinters in everyone's eyes.

But you fail to recognise the Huon Valley Pine logs in yours.

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 Post subject: Our New Core Group
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bluemagic16 wrote:
keogh wrote:
Graham


Yes he looks like a good type, could really be a big player in our midfield.

We have missed him since he has been out.

Good kick for goal on the run good decision maker could be a future leader.


If you look at all the rising stars (inc those not nominated), Graham is only below Cripps, Hogan and Saad for impact.


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 Post subject: Re: Our New Core Group
PostPosted: Fri Aug 21, 2015 4:20 pm 
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The Duke wrote:
As I've said before, sign Cripps up for 10 years along with the best financial advice money can buy. That would set him up for life.

Sign Docherty for 5 years, Kreuzer for 4 and Holman for 3. Everyone else is open to negotiation.



..pretty much.... ..some, like Gibbs, are already locked in to such an extent, that they're in for the long haul too.. .. ..ditto Murphy, but I think his last few injury riddled seasons have made some people on here devalue his top end ability..

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 Post subject: Re: Our New Core Group
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That would be silly. GIBBS is talent - he may not be a hard man, but talent he has. Get rid of him and go back another 2 years and a lucky dip in the draft for an equally talented footballer - then take 4 years for him to mature.

Keep GIBBS unless a trade like Dangerfield is offered.


....most of us agree that he could play with a bit more hustle, but his cruising level is still pretty good.. ....I think he could play harder, we just need to figure out how we can get him to sustain it for the rest of his career.. ....high half forward, rotate through the middle.. ..rest him as a marking deep forward..

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 Post subject: Re: Our New Core Group
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Big Kahuna Boot wrote:
The Duke wrote:
That would be silly. GIBBS is talent - he may not be a hard man, but talent he has. Get rid of him and go back another 2 years and a lucky dip in the draft for an equally talented footballer - then take 4 years for him to mature.

Keep GIBBS unless a trade like Dangerfield is offered.


....most of us agree that he could play with a bit more hustle, but his cruising level is still pretty good.. ....I think he could play harder, we just need to figure out how we can get him to sustain it for the rest of his career.. ....high half forward, rotate through the middle.. ..rest him as a marking deep forward..


With some new talent and a new coach that will hopefully play a more offensive type game plan I hope Gibbs will return to his form of 2014. With a deeper midfield Gibbs and Murphy could be very good players.

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 Post subject: Re: Our New Core Group
PostPosted: Fri Aug 21, 2015 7:28 pm 
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The Duke wrote:
That would be silly. GIBBS is talent - he may not be a hard man, but talent he has. Get rid of him and go back another 2 years and a lucky dip in the draft for an equally talented footballer - then take 4 years for him to mature.

Keep GIBBS unless a trade like Dangerfield is offered.


That is what is so frustrating he has all the talent but lacks effort.

Not everyone is expected to be a hard man but effort should be non negotiable.

I honestly don't think he will ever deliver and will be overpaid and a "good"player at best. We really stuffed up signing him for so long.

We should have flicked him when he had currency. For mine, he is a pretender and I hope he gets traded but on his contract it is unlikely.


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