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PostPosted: Thu Jul 19, 2012 7:40 pm 
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Players with op have weeks off and come back all the time. Ratts is not flogging Henda. He played ok last week but the injury will be there for a while yet.

K's hip has been coming and going all year. Felt great against the Pies and played a very good game. Pulled up well.
Last week a flare up as Okham reported so he is out.

Getting all emotional and saying Ratten playing injured players to save his career is just rubbish. Why would you play blokes you knew were injured thinking they will win you a game. Think about it :banghead: :screwy:


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PostPosted: Thu Jul 19, 2012 7:43 pm 
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What part of Henderson has been suffering from Osteo pubis all year and Kruezer has been labouring with knee problems all year is crap????

And Ratten has been playing and aggravating their issues when he could have been playing Bower, Thornton and not persisting with playing Kreuzer under his silly play 3 ruckman system.

And it was Ratten's decision to delist O'hAilpin who would have been more than handy right now.

Poor list management, poor player management and poor coaching all with Ratten's Finger prints all over it.

Crap I don't think so ............ rooboy hey.???? :?


Hendo osteo pubis - how does that happen in an afl system? hardly the coaches fault and there is no way he would have got cleared to play if he wasn't right last week.........

Kreuzer played the house down one week against Collingwood and can't run the next - i'd hardly say that is the coaches fault either... imagine what crap you would have given him if we omitted him post collingwood game....

Ratten's decision to delist o'hailpin? who is on the list management committee? is it just the coach? is there not buy in from the ceo / recruiters / footy manager - how did u know it was rats that wanted him gone and not the others?

poor list management - is not the coaches domain - its not like carlton is run like what ross lyon had at st kilda, its a far more consultive environment where the list management team i am sure have a greater say than just the coach

poor player management - is fitness and conditioning responsibility surely

poor coaching - is hard to judge because great teams speak of continuity and we haven't had any based on the other 2 facets - when we did or had talent available at disposal the team looked good and on improve - we beat pies twice - u could argue to flukes if ur the absolute synic but we didn't get close to them last year

are kangaroos not australian? (rooboy)

i can't believe people can just blanket the coach for everything when again they just guess.....




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PostPosted: Thu Jul 19, 2012 7:43 pm 
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The coach is the head of all things football. He s like the CEO of that area, he is responsible. Heis the highest paid, the highest profile position and the boss.

He takes the good with the bad whoever he is.

To say he doesn't have any influence of list management, player management etc is mind blowing.

He is in charge and as such is responsible for our football.

To suggest anything else is an act of mediocrity.

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PostPosted: Thu Jul 19, 2012 7:45 pm 
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ThePsychologist wrote:
The coach is the head of all things football. He s like the CEO of that area, he is responsible. Heis the highest paid, the highest profile position and the boss.

He takes the good with the bad whoever he is.

To say he doesn't have any influence of list management, player management etc is mind blowing.

He is in charge and as such is responsible for our football.

To suggest anything else is an act of mediocrity.




Now this is a post that has too much sense for club kangaroo. :wink:

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PostPosted: Thu Jul 19, 2012 7:50 pm 
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Bower Russell Thornton !!

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PostPosted: Thu Jul 19, 2012 7:56 pm 
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rooboy wrote:
club29 wrote:
Players with op have weeks off and come back all the time. Ratts is not flogging Henda. He played ok last week but the injury will be there for a while yet.

K's hip has been coming and going all year. Felt great against the Pies and played a very good game. Pulled up well.
Last week a flare up as Okham reported so he is out.

Getting all emotional and saying Ratten playing injured players to save his career is just rubbish. Why would you play blokes you knew were injured thinking they will win you a game. Think about it :banghead: :screwy:


That post has too much sense for this website.


Agreed - there is absolutely no way from a legal duty of care point of view that Ratten could ever overrule a doctors recommendation.

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PostPosted: Thu Jul 19, 2012 7:57 pm 
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harker wrote:
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If Russell, bower and Thornton give a crap we COULD win this game, but unfortunately I reckon they know they are out so won't even break a sweat. To rub the salt in the wound the bulldogs put in Austin, and he will be pumped....


That's not quite fair.

Russell cares all the time.
Bower will give his best whether that's good enough or not.
Thornton will take his marks and kick some goals although his GPS rating may not be through the roof.


Chicken Little - " his GPS numbers are poor"
" his GPS numbers are poor"
" his GPS numbers are poor"

FMD......is that what we base our selections on?

About time we started playing blokes based on their ability, not bloody statistics.

Rapt that Ding Dong Bell is getting a game. At least he'll have a crack.
TBird should've been in last week.

I'm looking forward to seeing a different line-up.

BTW, Waite is no longer the answer, blood the kids!


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PostPosted: Thu Jul 19, 2012 7:58 pm 
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behindblueeyes wrote:
rooboy wrote:
club29 wrote:
Players with op have weeks off and come back all the time. Ratts is not flogging Henda. He played ok last week but the injury will be there for a while yet.

K's hip has been coming and going all year. Felt great against the Pies and played a very good game. Pulled up well.
Last week a flare up as Okham reported so he is out.

Getting all emotional and saying Ratten playing injured players to save his career is just rubbish. Why would you play blokes you knew were injured thinking they will win you a game. Think about it :banghead: :screwy:


That post has too much sense for this website.


Agreed - there is absolutely no way from a legal duty of care point of view that Ratten could ever overrule a doctors recommendation.



In case you had forgotten it is the doctors who are administering the "gear". :wink:

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PostPosted: Thu Jul 19, 2012 7:59 pm 
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AGRO wrote:
ThePsychologist wrote:
The coach is the head of all things football. He s like the CEO of that area, he is responsible. Heis the highest paid, the highest profile position and the boss.

He takes the good with the bad whoever he is.

To say he doesn't have any influence of list management, player management etc is mind blowing.

He is in charge and as such is responsible for our football.

To suggest anything else is an act of mediocrity.




Now this is a post that has too much sense for club kangaroo. :wink:


The coach is the 'supporter' pressure relief.

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PostPosted: Thu Jul 19, 2012 8:08 pm 
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AGRO wrote:
I am not guessing. :wink:
So our medical staff is allowing Ratten to play blokes when it could impact their long term future?

Pretty underwhelming selections but not much choice. Good to see Bell get a run. Casboult is going to struggle in the ruck but no other option there. Russell, Bower and Thornton get another chance to impress other clubs. Hopefully Thornton puts in more than token efforts when the ball hits the deck.


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PostPosted: Thu Jul 19, 2012 8:09 pm 
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behindblueeyes wrote:
AGRO wrote:
ThePsychologist wrote:
The coach is the head of all things football. He s like the CEO of that area, he is responsible. Heis the highest paid, the highest profile position and the boss.

He takes the good with the bad whoever he is.

To say he doesn't have any influence of list management, player management etc is mind blowing.

He is in charge and as such is responsible for our football.

To suggest anything else is an act of mediocrity.




Now this is a post that has too much sense for club kangaroo. :wink:


The coach is the 'supporter' pressure relief.


Ratten has had his prints all over list management, he is the one who drove the McLean deal, he was the one who approved us going for Rowe with a second round draft pick (bye bye Jordan Murdoch).

Playing Henderson Kreuzer when not right instead of Bower and Thornton - Ratten again.

Appalling use if Kane Lucas - Ratten again.


Our run of injuries has been bad but it has also exposed our lack of depth, player development and poor injury management.

I will concede that Ratten is not responsible for injury management but as I said before he's got his paws all over the other two.

Am I relieved??? No but i am pretty pissed off.

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PostPosted: Thu Jul 19, 2012 8:21 pm 
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AGRO wrote:
ThePsychologist wrote:
The coach is the head of all things football. He s like the CEO of that area, he is responsible. Heis the highest paid, the highest profile position and the boss.

He takes the good with the bad whoever he is.

To say he doesn't have any influence of list management, player management etc is mind blowing.

He is in charge and as such is responsible for our football.

To suggest anything else is an act of mediocrity.




Now this is a post that has too much sense for club kangaroo. :wink:


The coach is the 'supporter' pressure relief.[/quote]

AGRO: Ratten has had his prints all over list management, he is the one who drove the McLean deal, he was the one who approved us going for Rowe with a second round draft pick (bye bye Jordan Murdoch).

Playing Henderson Kreuzer when not right instead of Bower and Thornton - Ratten again.

Appalling use if Kane Lucas - Ratten again.


Our run of injuries has been bad but it has also exposed our lack of depth, player development and poor injury management.


I will concede that Ratten is not responsible for injury management but as I said before he's got his paws all over the other two.

Am I relieved??? No but i am pretty pissed off.[/quote] END AGRO


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The Lucas thing I will agree totally. He has obviously signed elsewhere. If it turns out he has not - then massive questions need to be asked.

Rowe - low blow. I will say with him fit and firing, we would have that key forward we so sorely need. I dont think anyone can predict cancer.

Bower/Thornton - are they the players who are going to deliver a premiership?

Mclean - for me jury still out. He has done some great work in the last 4-5 weeks, but interesting to see during the week that our #1 priority is to recruit an in and under player - meaning he is gonski.

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PostPosted: Thu Jul 19, 2012 8:22 pm 
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Looks like the carnage has saved Jeffy.

Ellard needs to get his hands on the pics Jeffy obviously has hidden away ... :|

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PostPosted: Thu Jul 19, 2012 8:22 pm 
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ThePsychologist wrote:
I don't count Waite in our best 22 anymore. Nearly 30, a bad back and injury prone.

Even when he plays he inconsistent .

I'm afraid his times nearly passed. If we can get some good footy out of him it's a bonus but we need to look elsewhere for key forwards.

Use him as the floating backman ala Fletcher. Never gets hurt, never gets bashed and crashed. He has played it before and would be a good foil for Watson next to him. Hendo, when fit goes permanently to CHF and there is something decent.


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PostPosted: Thu Jul 19, 2012 8:26 pm 
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The new coach won't be counting on a 22-game season from Waite when he does his planning.

Awful lot of coin for someone who can't be relied on to stand up for more than a month.

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PostPosted: Thu Jul 19, 2012 8:28 pm 
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kennyhunter wrote:
The new coach won't be counting on a 22-game season from Waite when he does his planning.

Awful lot of coin for someone who can't be relied on to stand up for more than a month.


Definitely a bonus player which begs the question why continue?

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PostPosted: Thu Jul 19, 2012 8:29 pm 
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I'm actually excited about Saturday nights game in light of the younguns in Bell and Levi playing.

Heads held high boys and remember the jumper your playing for.


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PostPosted: Thu Jul 19, 2012 8:32 pm 
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Juanita Jones wrote:
I'm actually excited about Saturday nights game in light of the younguns in Bell and Levi playing.

Heads held high boys and remember the jumper your playing for.


Yeah - it may be just the tonic. A bit of enthusiasm never hurt

But given the inlaws are doggies, my next post may be from OS

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PostPosted: Thu Jul 19, 2012 8:33 pm 
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Bower Russell Thornton !!


Id prefer Peter Russell Clarke

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PostPosted: Thu Jul 19, 2012 8:35 pm 
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gersh27 wrote:
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Bower Russell Thornton !!


Id prefer Peter Russell Clarke

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G'day.

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