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Garlett.....

Betts.....

Yarrann....

Discuss.

Conditions such as last night shine a spotlight on weakness, and ours were laid out for all to see.

Donstuie wrote:

Conditions such as last night shine a spotlight on weakness, and ours were laid out for all to see.

Nah.

Just didn't adjust to the conditions quickly enough.

Sydney did, probably due to having played in the same conditions last week.

barass wrote:

Garlett.....

Betts.....

Yarrann....

Discuss.

Your right but add Waite walker murphy and scotland jamo to that list

Donstuie wrote:

Conditions such as last night shine a spotlight on weakness, and ours were laid out for all to see.

Nah.

Just didn't adjust to the conditions quickly enough.

Sydney did, probably due to having played in the same conditions last week.

cimm1979 wrote:

Donstuie wrote:

Conditions such as last night shine a spotlight on weakness, and ours were laid out for all to see.

Nah.

Just didn't adjust to the conditions quickly enough.

Sydney did, probably due to having played in the same conditions last week.

Excuses excuses excuses excuses excuses

Conditions same for both parties

Ball handling PATHETIC
Spread to provide space PATHETIC
Refusal to soccer off the ground until the second half PATHETIC AND MORONIC
Tackling that stopped opponents PATHETIC AND INSIPID
Tackling that hurt the opposition NON EXISTENT
Kick outs F@#$% MORONIC
Protecting their kick outs NON EXISTENT
Playing from behind on a wet night OH YEAH, THAT WAS CERTAINLY EXISTENT,
Ruckwork TERRIBLE
Not playing Laidler but playing Bootsma and White ahead of him PIG HEADED

I know it's the rage right now, but we are seriously shite.

99prelim wrote:

cimm1979 wrote:

Donstuie wrote:

Conditions such as last night shine a spotlight on weakness, and ours were laid out for all to see.

Nah.

Just didn't adjust to the conditions quickly enough.

Sydney did, probably due to having played in the same conditions last week.

Did you stand in the rain last night. :grin:

Garlett.....

Betts.....

Yarrann....

Discuss.

cimm1979 wrote:

99prelim wrote:

cimm1979 wrote:

Donstuie wrote:

Conditions such as last night shine a spotlight on weakness, and ours were laid out for all to see.

Nah.

Just didn't adjust to the conditions quickly enough.

Sydney did, probably due to having played in the same conditions last week.

Did you stand in the rain last night. :grin:

I didn't, but last time I checked, the AFL allowed 22 listed SS players to be out there...AND they allowed 22 listed CFC players to stand out there.

Now, if my maths is right, 22-22=0

This means that there was no advantage for both sides numerically

And just to keep this simple, we won't introduce any confounding variables such as a first gamer they had, and the fact that a third of their premiership side were out

Oh...and apparently, Sydney is not the only city in the world where it rains. It has been known to rain in Melbourne as well

(emoticon superfluous - adds an undeserved feeling of superiority to the argument)

silly thread....

the whole club has been reared at not overcoming challenges for years

why name a couple of indigenous kids?? :sly:

Synbad wrote:

silly thread....

the whole club has been reared at not overcoming challenges for years

why name a couple of indigenous kids?? :sly:

Nothing to do with their backgrounds, it's about football and the team... the point is these three consistently go missing in big games against top teams. You agree or disagree?

Author:	barass [ Sat Jun 29, 2013 7:25 am ]
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Garlett..... Betts..... Yarrann.... Discuss.

Author:	Sydney Blue [ Sat Jun 29, 2013 7:53 am ]
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barass wrote: Garlett..... Betts..... Yarrann.... Discuss. Your right but add Waite walker murphy and scotland jamo to that list

Author:	Bigredisback [ Sat Jun 29, 2013 8:21 am ]
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barass wrote: Garlett..... Betts..... Yarrann.... Discuss. Life as a small fwd most are due to nature of role

Author:	cimm1979 [ Sat Jun 29, 2013 8:29 am ]
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Thought Yarran tried hard when he came on. Garlett has played better but people are talking as though new been awful for a month and that's not true. We needed more from Eddie, but he'll come back. I won't judge them on those conditions last night.

Author:	Navy Blue Horse [ Sat Jun 29, 2013 8:35 am ]
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I won't judge them on that lake.

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Author:	Donstuie [ Sat Jun 29, 2013 8:56 am ]
Post subject:	Re: Flat Track Bullies
Conditions such as last night shine a spotlight on weakness, and ours were laid out for all to see.

Author:	cimm1979 [ Sat Jun 29, 2013 8:59 am ]
Post subject:	Re: Flat Track Bullies
Donstuie wrote: Conditions such as last night shine a spotlight on weakness, and ours were laid out for all to see. Nah. Just didn't adjust to the conditions quickly enough. Sydney did, probably due to having played in the same conditions last week.

Author:	Adam Chatfield [ Sat Jun 29, 2013 9:04 am ]
Post subject:	Flat Track Bullies
cimm1979 wrote: Donstuie wrote: Conditions such as last night shine a spotlight on weakness, and ours were laid out for all to see. Nah. Just didn't adjust to the conditions quickly enough. Sydney did, probably due to having played in the same conditions last week. Largely agree. We also need to work with what we have rather than thinking we need to turn over 20 players. The ones we need to get rid of are mainly stung in the VFL now. Scotland may be in his last season, White is a fringe player. If someone offered us a top 5 pick for Yarran I would do it, but I see no point in killing off Jamo, Waite, Murphy etc We need to add to our existing talent, not dismantle what we have.

Author:	DocSherrin III [ Sat Jun 29, 2013 9:17 am ]
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The issue is effort. There was a stark difference in effort. Not good enough...start the cull.

Author:	99prelim [ Sat Jun 29, 2013 9:29 am ]
Post subject:	Re: Flat Track Bullies
cimm1979 wrote: Donstuie wrote: Conditions such as last night shine a spotlight on weakness, and ours were laid out for all to see. Nah. Just didn't adjust to the conditions quickly enough. Sydney did, probably due to having played in the same conditions last week. Excuses excuses excuses excuses excuses Conditions same for both parties Ball handling PATHETIC Spread to provide space PATHETIC Refusal to soccer off the ground until the second half PATHETIC AND MORONIC Tackling that stopped opponents PATHETIC AND INSIPID Tackling that hurt the opposition NON EXISTENT Kick outs F@#$% MORONIC Protecting their kick outs NON EXISTENT Playing from behind on a wet night OH YEAH, THAT WAS CERTAINLY EXISTENT, Ruckwork TERRIBLE Not playing Laidler but playing Bootsma and White ahead of him PIG HEADED I know it's the rage right now, but we are seriously shite.

Author:	cimm1979 [ Sat Jun 29, 2013 9:33 am ]
Post subject:	Re: Flat Track Bullies
99prelim wrote: cimm1979 wrote: Donstuie wrote: Conditions such as last night shine a spotlight on weakness, and ours were laid out for all to see. Nah. Just didn't adjust to the conditions quickly enough. Sydney did, probably due to having played in the same conditions last week. Excuses excuses excuses excuses excuses Conditions same for both parties Ball handling PATHETIC Spread to provide space PATHETIC Refusal to soccer off the ground until the second half PATHETIC AND MORONIC Tackling that stopped opponents PATHETIC AND INSIPID Tackling that hurt the opposition NON EXISTENT Kick outs F@#$% MORONIC Protecting their kick outs NON EXISTENT Playing from behind on a wet night OH YEAH, THAT WAS CERTAINLY EXISTENT, Ruckwork TERRIBLE Not playing Laidler but playing Bootsma and White ahead of him PIG HEADED I know it's the rage right now, but we are seriously shite. Did you stand in the rain last night.

Author:	Synbad [ Sat Jun 29, 2013 10:10 am ]
Post subject:	Re: Flat Track Bullies
silly thread.... the whole club has been reared at not overcoming challenges for years why name a couple of indigenous kids??

Author:	99prelim [ Sat Jun 29, 2013 10:15 am ]
Post subject:	Re: Flat Track Bullies
cimm1979 wrote: 99prelim wrote: cimm1979 wrote: Donstuie wrote: Conditions such as last night shine a spotlight on weakness, and ours were laid out for all to see. Nah. Just didn't adjust to the conditions quickly enough. Sydney did, probably due to having played in the same conditions last week. Excuses excuses excuses excuses excuses Conditions same for both parties Ball handling PATHETIC Spread to provide space PATHETIC Refusal to soccer off the ground until the second half PATHETIC AND MORONIC Tackling that stopped opponents PATHETIC AND INSIPID Tackling that hurt the opposition NON EXISTENT Kick outs F@#$% MORONIC Protecting their kick outs NON EXISTENT Playing from behind on a wet night OH YEAH, THAT WAS CERTAINLY EXISTENT, Ruckwork TERRIBLE Not playing Laidler but playing Bootsma and White ahead of him PIG HEADED I know it's the rage right now, but we are seriously shite. Did you stand in the rain last night. I didn't, but last time I checked, the AFL allowed 22 listed SS players to be out there...AND they allowed 22 listed CFC players to stand out there. Now, if my maths is right, 22-22=0 This means that there was no advantage for both sides numerically And just to keep this simple, we won't introduce any confounding variables such as a first gamer they had, and the fact that a third of their premiership side were out Oh...and apparently, Sydney is not the only city in the world where it rains. It has been known to rain in Melbourne as well (emoticon superfluous - adds an undeserved feeling of superiority to the argument)

Author:	CK95 [ Sat Jun 29, 2013 10:19 am ]
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barass wrote: Garlett..... Betts..... Yarrann.... Discuss. I just hope given our opposition next week that they all play blinders. Hopefully they're not affected by the abuse & snide remarks coming from over the fence (& the presidential suite)

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Author:	cimm1979 [ Sat Jun 29, 2013 10:25 am ]
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99prelim wrote: cimm1979 wrote: 99prelim wrote: cimm1979 wrote: Donstuie wrote: Conditions such as last night shine a spotlight on weakness, and ours were laid out for all to see. Nah. Just didn't adjust to the conditions quickly enough. Sydney did, probably due to having played in the same conditions last week. Excuses excuses excuses excuses excuses Conditions same for both parties Ball handling PATHETIC Spread to provide space PATHETIC Refusal to soccer off the ground until the second half PATHETIC AND MORONIC Tackling that stopped opponents PATHETIC AND INSIPID Tackling that hurt the opposition NON EXISTENT Kick outs F@#$% MORONIC Protecting their kick outs NON EXISTENT Playing from behind on a wet night OH YEAH, THAT WAS CERTAINLY EXISTENT, Ruckwork TERRIBLE Not playing Laidler but playing Bootsma and White ahead of him PIG HEADED I know it's the rage right now, but we are seriously shite. Did you stand in the rain last night. I didn't, but last time I checked, the AFL allowed 22 listed SS players to be out there...AND they allowed 22 listed CFC players to stand out there. Now, if my maths is right, 22-22=0 This means that there was no advantage for both sides numerically And just to keep this simple, we won't introduce any confounding variables such as a first gamer they had, and the fact that a third of their premiership side were out Oh...and apparently, Sydney is not the only city in the world where it rains. It has been known to rain in Melbourne as well (emoticon superfluous - adds an undeserved feeling of superiority to the argument) Yes you are upset 99. But it wasn't all bad. 1st quarter was awful but they worked their way back. Thought there was plenty of endeavour and we might have won. I know people are going on about who's out of the Swans line-up but they have some extrordinary talent around the ball and, in my experience, the wet doesn't worry these guys. Next week will be better and I think we might win it.

Author:	SurreyBlue [ Sat Jun 29, 2013 10:29 am ]
Post subject:	Re: Flat Track Bullies
Really disappointed with the starting two last night, no doubt. Refused to run hard and assist we're necessary. Didn't have the hardness required under those conditions.

Author:	barass [ Sat Jun 29, 2013 10:59 am ]
Post subject:	Re: Flat Track Bullies
Synbad wrote: silly thread.... the whole club has been reared at not overcoming challenges for years why name a couple of indigenous kids?? Nothing to do with their backgrounds, it's about football and the team... the point is these three consistently go missing in big games against top teams. You agree or disagree?

Author:	Synbad [ Sat Jun 29, 2013 11:25 am ]
Post subject:	Re: Flat Track Bullies
barass wrote: Synbad wrote: silly thread.... the whole club has been reared at not overcoming challenges for years why name a couple of indigenous kids?? Nothing to do with their backgrounds, it's about football and the team... the point is these three consistently go missing in big games against top teams. You agree or disagree? i disagree...

Author:	Synbad [ Sat Jun 29, 2013 11:28 am ]
Post subject:	Re: Flat Track Bullies
i think its a racial inspired thread... why didnt u add Waite and Lucas Bootsma etc??? Youve just named 3 indigenous.. of whom 1 played less than half a game....