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PostPosted: Wed Aug 16, 2017 8:43 pm 
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We've played between 7 to 10 players aged 20 and under 16 times this season. Most of these are teenagers.
I think most agree that every single one of these guys have shown something & seem to be developing well under Bolts.
The group doesn't include Cripps (22), Doc(23) and Plowman(22) who should serve us well for a while yet.
Maybe I have my navy blue glasses on but to me it looks like the foundations for a strong future are there.
Where is it written that by simply playing kids means they will develop into better football players. It could have the opposite affect.
The number of times I have read on here that we flogged Kruez at a young age.
Weiters looks tired and needs a spell.
It has been a long season and the kids are knackered.
But now playing them is the secret to long term success.
The 2 players on our list who have had the biggest impact on team have been Liam and Alex and Kerridge hasn't been that bad as well.
Playing in a side that is continually beaten cannot be good for long term developed.
I have said it plenty of times the players need to learn how to win.
As good as Murphy Gibbs and Kruez are they don't know how to get the team across the line because their whole careers have not been about winning. They even arrived at the club through a losing mentality.
Where a loss was considered a win.
Every week Bolton comes out and says our season is not measured on wins and losses.
This is the absolute wrong message to say to anyone

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PostPosted: Wed Aug 16, 2017 9:18 pm 
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This is the absolute wrong message to say to anyone - in your opinion
in my opinion development cannot be held to only win or loss - that would be an absolutely stupid thing to do.

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PostPosted: Wed Aug 16, 2017 9:47 pm 
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Sydney Blue wrote:
doofdoof wrote:
We've played between 7 to 10 players aged 20 and under 16 times this season. Most of these are teenagers.
I think most agree that every single one of these guys have shown something & seem to be developing well under Bolts.
The group doesn't include Cripps (22), Doc(23) and Plowman(22) who should serve us well for a while yet.
Maybe I have my navy blue glasses on but to me it looks like the foundations for a strong future are there.
Where is it written that by simply playing kids means they will develop into better football players. It could have the opposite affect.
The number of times I have read on here that we flogged Kruez at a young age.
Weiters looks tired and needs a spell.
It has been a long season and the kids are knackered.
But now playing them is the secret to long term success.
The 2 players on our list who have had the biggest impact on team have been Liam and Alex and Kerridge hasn't been that bad as well.
Playing in a side that is continually beaten cannot be good for long term developed.
I have said it plenty of times the players need to learn how to win.
As good as Murphy Gibbs and Kruez are they don't know how to get the team across the line because their whole careers have not been about winning. They even arrived at the club through a losing mentality.
Where a loss was considered a win.
Every week Bolton comes out and says our season is not measured on wins and losses.
This is the absolute wrong message to say to anyone

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Playing kids does not guarantee wins but the chances of sustained success are built on a commitment to 4 plus years of drafting. Bulldogs, Cats, Hawks made that commitment. The swans had cola. Our list was so weak, we dont have a choice. I think the major benefit of our youth and drafting policy will be from 2020. Geelong took from 1999 to 2005 to ignite and finally winning a premiership in 2007


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PostPosted: Thu Aug 17, 2017 5:57 am 
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Sydney Blue wrote:
doofdoof wrote:
We've played between 7 to 10 players aged 20 and under 16 times this season. Most of these are teenagers.
I think most agree that every single one of these guys have shown something & seem to be developing well under Bolts.
The group doesn't include Cripps (22), Doc(23) and Plowman(22) who should serve us well for a while yet.
Maybe I have my navy blue glasses on but to me it looks like the foundations for a strong future are there.
Where is it written that by simply playing kids means they will develop into better football players. It could have the opposite affect.
The number of times I have read on here that we flogged Kruez at a young age.
Weiters looks tired and needs a spell.
It has been a long season and the kids are knackered.
But now playing them is the secret to long term success.
The 2 players on our list who have had the biggest impact on team have been Liam and Alex and Kerridge hasn't been that bad as well.
Playing in a side that is continually beaten cannot be good for long term developed.
I have said it plenty of times the players need to learn how to win.
As good as Murphy Gibbs and Kruez are they don't know how to get the team across the line because their whole careers have not been about winning. They even arrived at the club through a losing mentality.
Where a loss was considered a win.
Every week Bolton comes out and says our season is not measured on wins and losses.
This is the absolute wrong message to say to anyone

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You weaken your argument with every post. It's becoming quite amusing on one hand but as per my previous post quite I feel sad for you on the other.

Weren't Murph, Gibbs and Kruze around during the Ratts days which you (and most of us) view as positive days with wins in finals?


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PostPosted: Thu Aug 17, 2017 6:06 am 
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Sydney Blue wrote:
doofdoof wrote:
We've played between 7 to 10 players aged 20 and under 16 times this season. Most of these are teenagers.
I think most agree that every single one of these guys have shown something & seem to be developing well under Bolts.
The group doesn't include Cripps (22), Doc(23) and Plowman(22) who should serve us well for a while yet.
Maybe I have my navy blue glasses on but to me it looks like the foundations for a strong future are there.
Where is it written that by simply playing kids means they will develop into better football players. It could have the opposite affect.
The number of times I have read on here that we flogged Kruez at a young age.
Weiters looks tired and needs a spell.
It has been a long season and the kids are knackered.
But now playing them is the secret to long term success.
The 2 players on our list who have had the biggest impact on team have been Liam and Alex and Kerridge hasn't been that bad as well.
Playing in a side that is continually beaten cannot be good for long term developed.
I have said it plenty of times the players need to learn how to win.
As good as Murphy Gibbs and Kruez are they don't know how to get the team across the line because their whole careers have not been about winning. They even arrived at the club through a losing mentality.
Where a loss was considered a win.
Every week Bolton comes out and says our season is not measured on wins and losses.
This is the absolute wrong message to say to anyone

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You weaken your argument with every post. It's becoming quite amusing on one hand but as per my previous post quite I feel sad for you on the other.

Weren't Murph, Gibbs and Kruze around during the Ratts days which you (and most of us) view as positive days with wins in finals?
2nd last with 5 wins
Cant kick 100 points and a percentage of 79
Worse than last year.

My argument is pretty strong

We have gone backwards

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PostPosted: Thu Aug 17, 2017 7:45 am 
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someone claiming their own argument is "pretty strong" makes me suspect they are not arguing, (to arguge one must listen) they are prothletising - I would also question what does "we have gone backwards" mean? Gone backwards compared to what? To the win/loss ration or to developing a strong club, a strong list, a strong sense of direction - all of which are moves forward and can happen while "going backwards".

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We are not talking school boy footy here.
We are talking about fuĺl time professional footballers getting paid the same amount as those playing for spots in finals.
Football clubs are multi million dollar businesses they have a responsibility to achieve the best results possible.
Results in this business is shown up in wins and losses.
Nothing else.
Losses on the football field result in losses in revenue fall in members and fall in crowd numbers.
They are providing a form of entertainment for the public who are paying $ to watch them perform.
What other professional outfit or business can you say results don't matter.
The way the system is set up every club has to have 3 selections in the draft .
So chances are every club has at least a 1/4 of their player's under the age of 21.
Sometimes you need to stand back and look at it from a different prospective.
You cannot have a professional outfit in any form saying you can't judge us on our results.
It's like been a general in an army and losing every battle.
A doctor who cant cure a patient.
A team of sales people that get no sales.
Or a singer who sounds like a wounded dog.
Football is measured on wins and losses nothing else

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Sydney Blue wrote:
My argument is pretty strong


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PostPosted: Thu Aug 17, 2017 8:19 am 
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Hey Dee Boy.....

how ya doing brother...?

up for an early morning piss into the wind i see...!


kindest regards tommi







i agree with your questions by the way...!

now i need to wipe my face...!

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PostPosted: Thu Aug 17, 2017 8:41 am 
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but which win/losses?
Carlton used to understand that question. It is showing signs that it understands it again.

Hey tommi - yes I try to stay out of the things nowadays, but sometimes..well sometimes i just can't help myself...talking with fools helps remind me of how foolish I ultimately am.

hope all is well tommi.

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Sydney Blue wrote:
We are not talking school boy footy here.
We are talking about fuĺl time professional footballers getting paid the same amount as those playing for spots in finals.
Football clubs are multi million dollar businesses they have a responsibility to achieve the best results possible.
Results in this business is shown up in wins and losses.
Nothing else.
Losses on the football field result in losses in revenue fall in members and fall in crowd numbers.
They are providing a form of entertainment for the public who are paying $ to watch them perform.
What other professional outfit or business can you say results don't matter.
The way the system is set up every club has to have 3 selections in the draft .
So chances are every club has at least a 1/4 of their player's under the age of 21.
Sometimes you need to stand back and look at it from a different prospective.
You cannot have a professional outfit in any form saying you can't judge us on our results.
It's like been a general in an army and losing every battle.
A doctor who cant cure a patient.
A team of sales people that get no sales.
Or a singer who sounds like a wounded dog.
Football is measured on wins and losses nothing else

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Blue Sombrero wrote:
Sydney Blue wrote:
We are not talking school boy footy here.
We are talking about fuĺl time professional footballers getting paid the same amount as those playing for spots in finals.
Football clubs are multi million dollar businesses they have a responsibility to achieve the best results possible.
Results in this business is shown up in wins and losses.
Nothing else.
Losses on the football field result in losses in revenue fall in members and fall in crowd numbers.
They are providing a form of entertainment for the public who are paying $ to watch them perform.
What other professional outfit or business can you say results don't matter.
The way the system is set up every club has to have 3 selections in the draft .
So chances are every club has at least a 1/4 of their player's under the age of 21.
Sometimes you need to stand back and look at it from a different prospective.
You cannot have a professional outfit in any form saying you can't judge us on our results.
It's like been a general in an army and losing every battle.
A doctor who cant cure a patient.
A team of sales people that get no sales.
Or a singer who sounds like a wounded dog.
Football is measured on wins and losses nothing else

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Sydney Blue wrote:
Football is measured on wins and losses nothing else


Bulldust.

It's measured on premierships.

Winning 50-60% of your games and sneaking into the eight is meaningless if you're not building a club which will win flags. See Carlton during the Ratten era. See North under Brad Scott. See Essendon* basically since 2001.

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So for those who argue that ladder position is irrelevant, will you be ok with another spoon next year as long as we're getting lots of games into the new kids?


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aboynamedsue wrote:
Sydney Blue wrote:
Football is measured on wins and losses nothing else


Bulldust.

It's measured on premierships.

Winning 50-60% of your games and sneaking into the eight is meaningless if you're not building a club which will win flags. See Carlton during the Ratten era. See North under Brad Scott. See Essendon** basically since 2001.
See Bulldogs last year

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So many teams in the history of the sport have snuck into the 8 and won a premiership. I know exactly where you're coming from SB.

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PostPosted: Thu Aug 17, 2017 12:54 pm 
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dane wrote:
So many teams in the history of the sport have snuck into the 8 and won a premiership. I know exactly where you're coming from SB.
You do realise that in 50% of our games this year we have had either same average age or older list on the paddock

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Sydney Blue wrote:
dane wrote:
So many teams in the history of the sport have snuck into the 8 and won a premiership. I know exactly where you're coming from SB.
You do realise that in 50% of our games this year we have had either same average age or older list on the paddock

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And our senior players are generally awful and show no leadership.

What's your point?

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GWS wrote:
Sydney Blue wrote:
dane wrote:
So many teams in the history of the sport have snuck into the 8 and won a premiership. I know exactly where you're coming from SB.
You do realise that in 50% of our games this year we have had either same average age or older list on the paddock

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And our senior players are generally awful and show no leadership.

What's your point?
Well the entire premise is that we are building and developing a young group of players who will lead us to a premiership. So therefore wins are not important. It is about young player development.
And yet most weeks we are fielding a side that is just as old as our opposition.
I feel the club is hiding behind youth and development as an excuse for not winning.
We are constantly reminded we are not measuring our performance on wins and losses. Its all about developing.
But if we are fielding sides who are currently the same age or older and losing .
Doesn't this suggest that are opponents are also playing youth and developing also but they still win.
The team we took to Brissy was almost 12 months on average older than Brisbane.
And they smacked us

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Sydney Blue wrote:
Football is measured on wins and losses nothing else

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Not really. The druggies were winning well when they were on the gear.....look how that went?....and how they will be perceived for a very long time.

It's not all about wins and losses.


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