Love the intensity of the Port onballers tonight against Collingwood. They all are ferocious at the ball. 100% See ball, get ball mentality.

Boak is such a marvelous leader and sets the standard.

That is the Beast mentality I want to see. Take the ball, take the man, take the hit.

I miss Robbo. I know why we let him go but I still miss him.

Regards Cazzesman

The opposition run-ons aren't just about scoring. They're also about letting the opposition take us out of the game completely.
The second quarter on Saturday was 23 Inside 50's to 3! No competent leader should allow that to happen.
I love Cripps and he'll always inspire with his actions but leadership is much more than that.
We needed to change it up in the middle. Start our half forwards on the wing and our wingers on the defensive corner of the square. Man up their mids, get the ruckman to smash it forward. Anything. We were too compliant and it happened too often this year.
It's very rare for a team to have absolute momentum and we had more than our share this year. Our problem was containing the opposition when they had momentum. That's the challenge for the coaches and leaders this off season.
We needed to take something off the opposition when they had control and we failed badly.

Love the intensity of the Port onballers tonight against Collingwood. They all are ferocious at the ball. 100% See ball, get ball mentality.

Boak is such a marvelous leader and sets the standard.

That is the Beast mentality I want to see. Take the ball, take the man, take the hit.

I miss Robbo. I know why we let him go but I still miss him.

Regards Cazzesman

It's difficult not to be a fan of Port right now (unless you live in SA, I'm guessing). They just get the job done without fuss.

The opposition run-ons aren't just about scoring. They're also about letting the opposition take us out of the game completely.
The second quarter on Saturday was 23 Inside 50's to 3! No competent leader should allow that to happen.
I love Cripps and he'll always inspire with his actions but leadership is much more than that.
We needed to change it up in the middle. Start our half forwards on the wing and our wingers on the defensive corner of the square. Man up their mids, get the ruckman to smash it forward. Anything. We were too compliant and it happened too often this year.
It's very rare for a team to have absolute momentum and we had more than our share this year. Our problem was containing the opposition when they had momentum. That's the challenge for the coaches and leaders this off season.
We needed to take something off the opposition when they had control and we failed badly.

The opposition run-ons aren't just about scoring. They're also about letting the opposition take us out of the game completely.
The second quarter on Saturday was 23 Inside 50's to 3! No competent leader should allow that to happen.
I love Cripps and he'll always inspire with his actions but leadership is much more than that.
We needed to change it up in the middle. Start our half forwards on the wing and our wingers on the defensive corner of the square. Man up their mids, get the ruckman to smash it forward. Anything. We were too compliant and it happened too often this year.
It's very rare for a team to have absolute momentum and we had more than our share this year. Our problem was containing the opposition when they had momentum. That's the challenge for the coaches and leaders this off season.
We needed to take something off the opposition when they had control and we failed badly.

I've seen a social experiment done where a coach/mentor tells a group of people to raise their arms as high as they can....and then higher still.

Those who could still raise their arms higher the second time around were called out on it, while the others got a clap for pushing themselves to the limit the first time.

I picture our players are the former, whereas Port and Richmond are the latter.

this is why i am concerned about sps can u imagine his body physique in a final

The opposition run-ons aren't just about scoring. They're also about letting the opposition take us out of the game completely.
The second quarter on Saturday was 23 Inside 50's to 3! No competent leader should allow that to happen.
I love Cripps and he'll always inspire with his actions but leadership is much more than that.
We needed to change it up in the middle. Start our half forwards on the wing and our wingers on the defensive corner of the square. Man up their mids, get the ruckman to smash it forward. Anything. We were too compliant and it happened too often this year.
It's very rare for a team to have absolute momentum and we had more than our share this year. Our problem was containing the opposition when they had momentum. That's the challenge for the coaches and leaders this off season.
We needed to take something off the opposition when they had control and we failed badly.

Been in every game.No flogging's.............................those bad patches out of nowhere...........................all i want is true midfielders and an up and coming key position beckman.......................cant understand what has happened to Dow and O"Brien.Still think we need to persevere...............reckon PetSet has it in spades but he has to step up.This toe in the water stuff is i agree infuriating.

Just gotta have faith in those pulling the strings.

Love the intensity of the Port onballers tonight against Collingwood. They all are ferocious at the ball. 100% See ball, get ball mentality.

Boak is such a marvelous leader and sets the standard.

That is the Beast mentality I want to see. Take the ball, take the man, take the hit.

I miss Robbo. I know why we let him go but I still miss him.

Regards Cazzesman

That's what I love about Richmond...their positioning is perfect; always a player close by to beeline the next player with the ball

On the other hand, we either have 3 players next to each other or the opposition have 3 on their own

And don't get me started on our coralling or split second hesitation rather than 'tackle hard-tackle first' mentality

I've seen a social experiment done where a coach/mentor tells a group of people to raise their arms as high as they can....and then higher still.

Those who could still raise their arms higher the second time around were called out on it, while the others got a clap for pushing themselves to the limit the first time.

I picture our players are the former, whereas Port and Richmond are the latter.