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Author: | 99prelim [ Sat Jul 14, 2018 4:43 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Alarm Bells |
aramari wrote: idle wrote: Murphy has shown loyalty in resigning. Do we not show loyalty in return? What message do we want to send to the squad? If you stick with Carlton, we stick with you? or if something better comes along then bye bye? Cripps may well be future Captain material, and he'll get his chance in due coarse. Until then Murphy should be rewarded for sticking with the club through thick and thin imho. I don't put much stock into draft selections. There's just too much what ifs and success/disaster stories to make heads or tails of any of it. A quick example: Kane Lambert of Richmond. We had him. Played for the Bullants (his 2013 season was something special) and went to Richmond at pick 46 in the rookie draft. How did we not draft this player? He is a running machine. Look at our engine room today. He is exactly the type of player we desperately need. Yet all things considered, its a gamble we didn't take and Richmond did, which has paid huge dividends to the Tigers. People say we need talent, the glaring obvious. But I think we need talent at picking talent. If I was in charge this would be my number one concern and I wouldn't rest until we got that talent at all costs. We've picked number 1 draft choices over and over whilst overlooking awesome talent in the process Kane Lambert being one example. What we need imho is the absolute best of the best at picking talent and obtaining for the club. Something I think we've seriously lacked for far far too long imho, and the reason we are in the shithouse position we find ourselves in today. Now I've seen everything... someone advocating for Marc Murphy to retain the captaincy Possibly the worst football call I've ever seen! Agreed! maybe there's a divide at the moment where players have taken sides. I'm actually of the belief that Murphy's good coin for the next two years might be due to the fact that he will be asked to relinquish the captaincy...of course, I'm just guessing but he looked a 'no name' player last night, not our captain. Is he still hampered by injury? Who knows? |
Author: | The Duke [ Sat Jul 14, 2018 4:45 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Alarm Bells |
Our competition doesn't take Murph seriously. |
Author: | Mickstar [ Sat Jul 14, 2018 4:50 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Alarm Bells |
The Duke wrote: Our competition doesn't take Murph seriously. They don't.And they don't take Doherty seriously............Cripps is taken seriously and highly respected by the ENTIRE footy world................MUST be Captain. |
Author: | Bookie [ Sat Jul 14, 2018 4:50 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Alarm Bells |
The Duke wrote: Our competition doesn't take Murph seriously. True. Hence why he stayed no good offers #loyalty |
Author: | Paddycripps [ Sat Jul 14, 2018 5:06 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Alarm Bells |
idle wrote: Murphy has shown loyalty in resigning. Do we not show loyalty in return? What message do we want to send to the squad? If you stick with Carlton, we stick with you? or if something better comes along then bye bye? Cripps may well be future Captain material, and he'll get his chance in due coarse. Until then Murphy should be rewarded for sticking with the club through thick and thin imho. I don't put much stock into draft selections. There's just too much what ifs and success/disaster stories to make heads or tails of any of it. A quick example: Kane Lambert of Richmond. We had him. Played for the Bullants (his 2013 season was something special) and went to Richmond at pick 46 in the rookie draft. How did we not draft this player? He is a running machine. Look at our engine room today. He is exactly the type of player we desperately need. Yet all things considered, its a gamble we didn't take and Richmond did, which has paid huge dividends to the Tigers. People say we need talent, the glaring obvious. But I think we need talent at picking talent. If I was in charge this would be my number one concern and I wouldn't rest until we got that talent at all costs. We've picked number 1 draft choices over and over whilst overlooking awesome talent in the process Kane Lambert being one example. What we need imho is the absolute best of the best at picking talent and obtaining for the club. Something I think we've seriously lacked for far far too long imho, and the reason we are in the shithouse position we find ourselves in today. Just because he's signed on doesn't mean he has to be captain. And you're missing the point, he's not much of a captain. And for what it's worth SOS has picked well all things considered. |
Author: | Paddycripps [ Sat Jul 14, 2018 5:11 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Alarm Bells |
Lot of pressure on the club and it'll likely get worse. Club need to do the pub test to get clarity. Is Murphy a good captain? Hell No. There's your answer Carlton. |
Author: | keogh [ Sat Jul 14, 2018 5:23 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Alarm Bells |
The three most important people at a footy club Are the President Head coach Head of recruitment MLG needs to front the media and tell it How it is Bolton I’m not sure of. From what I see he needs to coach in 2019 And hopefully get a good run with injuries SOS is a shit recruiter Shaw O’Shea Shaw Lobbe What a disgrace putting them on our list Have a look at players list in the AFL So many players from other comps mature late It’s up the recruiting staff to find them At least you might be surprised Recruiting those players who have already played AFL is slack and unforgivable On top of that I don’t rate Plowman Kennedy Pickett Garlett All below average players To succeed in the afl who have to be able to Run hard Kick well Ultra competitive Fall short in one of those areas you are a Liability Unless your brilliant like Cripps is at contested ball Yet SOS has recruited them Our trading and recruiting have been Disgraceful over the last 15 or so years It’s like Sticks being President Club legends doesn’t equate to excellent at other Jobs within the club SOS is the same If I was running the club I would go after the best recruiter as the number one priority As for the poster who thinks Murphy should Be captain no idea Offer Cripps 3 years and the captaincy and If we are still shit by 2021 he can leave if he wishes Watching Gowers playing ar the moment Why did we get rid of him We need to get talent and harness it correctly |
Author: | GreatEx [ Sat Jul 14, 2018 5:35 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Alarm Bells |
sinbagger wrote: I think it’s much worse than this, I’m worried the club will soon cease to exist. We are irrelevant to the competition in almost every way I imaginable. I can understand this sentiment, but keep in mind that other clubs still absolutely @#$%&! LOVE our predicament and to lord it over us; whereas with Fitzroy, no one really noticed one way or the other. We're not irrelevant yet and, with our history, probably won't be unless we continue at this level for another generation. |
Author: | keogh [ Sat Jul 14, 2018 5:35 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Alarm Bells |
Add Lange Kerridge Lamb As well There is a few going around a t Northern that arnt on the senior list That are better than those blokes mentioned Interesting if any are picked up in November |
Author: | GreatEx [ Sat Jul 14, 2018 5:37 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Alarm Bells |
Bookie wrote: We are the worst team by 10 goals, and yet people think we have injuries, aside of Doc the rest would barely make any other AFL side and maybe not on merit some senior WAFL, VFL or SANFL sides. We do not develop players full stop, never have and without radical change, never will. I agree on the development, but doesn't that contradict your first point? Plenty of these so-called WAFL/VFL/SANFL duds could go to Sydney or Geelong or even the Bulldogs and start tearing up trees, and once again we'd be sitting here saying "gee, how could we not notice what a gun X was?" |
Author: | The Duke [ Sat Jul 14, 2018 5:41 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Alarm Bells |
GreatEx wrote: sinbagger wrote: I think it’s much worse than this, I’m worried the club will soon cease to exist. We are irrelevant to the competition in almost every way I imaginable. I can understand this sentiment, but keep in mind that other clubs still absolutely @#$%&! LOVE our predicament and to lord it over us; whereas with Fitzroy, no one really noticed one way or the other. We're not irrelevant yet and, with our history, probably won't be unless we continue at this level for another generation. Our history shits me. I couldn't give a @#$%&! about the '70s & '80s. The club is bigger than us. It's bigger than Bolton. It's bigger than MLG, but the AFL is bigger than the club - so if we're gone.......2 years later....nobodyy with GAF - they won't cry for us. All we'll have is YouTube clips to help us remember. |
Author: | moshe25 [ Sat Jul 14, 2018 5:47 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Alarm Bells |
Bookie wrote: The Duke wrote: Our competition doesn't take Murph seriously. True. Hence why he stayed no good offers #loyalty Sent from my SM-G950F using Tapatalk |
Author: | Heavs [ Sat Jul 14, 2018 6:57 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Alarm Bells |
I still can't get over the 'murphy should stay skipper' hot take earlier in the thread. There has not been a worse captain in our history and I reckon you would struggle to name five worse in the history of the AFL. |
Author: | Paddycripps [ Sat Jul 14, 2018 7:12 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Alarm Bells |
Heavs wrote: I still can't get over the 'murphy should stay skipper' hot take earlier in the thread. There has not been a worse captain in our history and I reckon you would struggle to name five worse in the history of the AFL. Hence it was my first point. Wasn't it? I think. Can't be buggered looking back. I'm not too fussed by his lack of physicality, though it's unacceptable,. My bigger complaint is he seems so bloody introverted. He doesn't seem to lead by body language, etc. He seems so timid in that respect. Heres the thing. When Cripps kicks a goal or gets into a dust up, all the boys run in and surround him, support him. He's their leader. Their spiritual, physical leader. When Murphy does something the response by his teammates is far less profound. That's it in a nutshell. And Blue Vain, nobody is saying Cripps needs the captaincy to stay, rather it's a no brainer he should be given it and it just happens to be he's the only one bar Fisher and Simmo who seems to give a flying fkc right now... It's just how it is. Club are startling stupid if they don't do what is bleedingly obvious. |
Author: | Heavs [ Sat Jul 14, 2018 7:24 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Alarm Bells |
Paddycripps wrote: Heavs wrote: I still can't get over the 'murphy should stay skipper' hot take earlier in the thread. There has not been a worse captain in our history and I reckon you would struggle to name five worse in the history of the AFL. Hence it was my first point. Wasn't it? I think. Can't be buggered looking back. I'm not too fussed by his lack of physicality, though it's unacceptable,. My bigger complaint is he seems so bloody introverted. He doesn't seem to lead by body language, etc. He seems so timid in that respect. Heres the thing. When Cripps kicks a goal or gets into a dust up, all the boys run in and surround him, support him. He's their leader. Their spiritual, physical leader. When Murphy does something the response by his teammates is far less profound. That's it in a nutshell. And Blue Vain, nobody is saying Cripps needs the captaincy to stay, rather it's a no brainer he should be given it and it just happens to be he's the only one bar Fisher and Simmo who seems to give a flying fkc right now... It's just how it is. Club are startling stupid if they don't do what is bleedingly obvious. Not you buddy. There was another one about how he stayed loyal so we should too. |
Author: | Blue Vain [ Sat Jul 14, 2018 7:25 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Alarm Bells |
Mickstar wrote: The Duke wrote: Our competition doesn't take Murph seriously. They don't.And they don't take Doherty seriously............. I usually agree with your posts Mick but I cant wear that one. Docherty is every bit as courageous as Simmo and plays a similar role. Simmo doesn't lack respect. I'm happy for Cripps to be captain but Doc is a gun as well. Super respected by our players and by the time his career finishes, he'll be one of our recent champions. |
Author: | SackedByMack [ Sat Jul 14, 2018 8:48 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Alarm Bells |
Paddycripps wrote: Heres the thing. When Cripps kicks a goal or gets into a dust up, all the boys run in and surround him, support him. He's their leader. Their spiritual, physical leader. When Murphy does something the response by his teammates is far less profound. That's it in a nutshell. This. Said this to a mate I went with last night, the boys will run 30 meters to get behind Cripps and support him..Speaks volumes about the love they have for him. He's also one of the first to run over after someone kicks a goal. Captaincy shouldnt even be a question. |
Author: | Mickstar [ Sat Jul 14, 2018 8:58 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Alarm Bells |
Blue Vain wrote: Mickstar wrote: The Duke wrote: Our competition doesn't take Murph seriously. They don't.And they don't take Doherty seriously............. I usually agree with your posts Mick but I cant wear that one. Docherty is every bit as courageous as Simmo and plays a similar role. Simmo doesn't lack respect. I'm happy for Cripps to be captain but Doc is a gun as well. Super respected by our players and by the time his career finishes, he'll be one of our recent champions. Ok BV..........came out wrong.Of course Doch is respected by our players.But in the eyes of the comp and particularly the GUNS of the comp Cripps is revered.He is a contested ball beast which Doc aint and as a consequence is not as highly regarded..............The whole competition is in awe of Cripps................it is definitaly not on Doch just a comment about there standing in the game..............right at the moment BV i don't give a damn what our players think.Tail don't wag the dog . |
Author: | camel [ Sat Jul 14, 2018 10:10 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Alarm Bells |
sinbagger wrote: I think it’s much worse than this, I’m worried the club will soon cease to exist. We are irrelevant to the competition in almost every way I imaginable. Except TV rights. |
Author: | camel [ Sat Jul 14, 2018 10:16 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Alarm Bells |
Mickstar wrote: Blue Vain wrote: Mickstar wrote: The Duke wrote: Our competition doesn't take Murph seriously. They don't.And they don't take Doherty seriously............. I usually agree with your posts Mick but I cant wear that one. Docherty is every bit as courageous as Simmo and plays a similar role. Simmo doesn't lack respect. I'm happy for Cripps to be captain but Doc is a gun as well. Super respected by our players and by the time his career finishes, he'll be one of our recent champions. Ok BV..........came out wrong.Of course Doch is respected by our players.But in the eyes of the comp and particularly the GUNS of the comp Cripps is revered.He is a contested ball beast which Doc aint and as a consequence is not as highly regarded..............The whole competition is in awe of Cripps................it is definitaly not on Doch just a comment about there standing in the game..............right at the moment BV i don't give a damn what our players think.Tail don't wag the dog . To be fair, I think Cripps' status has elevated greatly this year. Bit hard for Docherty to reach the same level of respect from the stands. |
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