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PostPosted: Fri Aug 31, 2012 5:03 pm 
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Effes wrote:
OUT: Ellard, Curnow, Casboult, McInnes
IN: Mitchell, O'Keeffe, Robinson, McCarthy



Would of liked Lucas to play but having these kids in give some interest to the game!

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PostPosted: Fri Aug 31, 2012 5:04 pm 
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I was right the first time.

Like the changes (apart from the injuries :sad: ).
Congratulations to Squidda and McCarthy :thumbsup:


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PostPosted: Fri Aug 31, 2012 7:44 pm 
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So the only players dropped will come from Armfield, Bell, Curnow and Ellard?


I am so angry seeing the 18 listed.
I was sad for ratts this morning but after seeing this team - and after he confessed to us in his monday "from the coaches box" that they played players whose performance didn't warrant selection during the year and then names garlett and gibbs i think he got what he deserves. if ever players deserved to get dropped after last weeks effort garlett and gibbs do. garlett 5 kicks and gibbs' pissweek effort on the boundary line letting ablett run rings around him to set up a goal.

the four named above have more spirit and courage in their big toe than these two. come on down mick and sort these guys out


Dropping talented players because of a lack of endeavour is something I'd like to see happen in 2013.


even angrier to see curnow and ellard left out and gibbs and garlett run around again. and why do they keep listing lucas in the expanded bench then dropping him to emergency. do they think it helps his confidence just seeing his name in the 25?
happy with mccarthy, mitchell, ROK though. like i said the sooner mick gets there and sorts those with no endeavour the better

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PostPosted: Fri Aug 31, 2012 9:11 pm 
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Gibbs was much better than Ellard or Curnow


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PostPosted: Fri Aug 31, 2012 10:21 pm 
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Great to see the kids in this week. Hopefully they bring some much needed enthusiasm.

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PostPosted: Fri Aug 31, 2012 10:41 pm 
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Really really excited to finally see Pat McCarthy at senior level.

I reckon it may suit him better.

All he has to do is the simple stuff well.

I hope this kid makes it...I hope all of them make it, but Pat is very tall and quite quick and excellent reach...just has to put it all together and that's between the ears. If he can feel he belongs from the last game....anything can happen.
He's not unco.

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PostPosted: Fri Aug 31, 2012 10:48 pm 
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bondiblue wrote:
Really really excited to finally see Pat McCarthy at senior level.

I reckon it may suit him better.

All he has to do is the simple stuff well.

I hope this kid makes it...I hope all of them make it, but Pat is very tall and quite quick and excellent reach...just has to put it all together and that's between the ears. If he can feel he belongs from the last game....anything can happen.
He's not unco.

He played well earlier in the year for Northern. Good to see Mitchell in as well. Think Casboult is due for a rest imo too.

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PostPosted: Fri Aug 31, 2012 10:55 pm 
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Blue Boots wrote:
bondiblue wrote:
Really really excited to finally see Pat McCarthy at senior level.

I reckon it may suit him better.

All he has to do is the simple stuff well.

I hope this kid makes it...I hope all of them make it, but Pat is very tall and quite quick and excellent reach...just has to put it all together and that's between the ears. If he can feel he belongs from the last game....anything can happen.
He's not unco.

He played well earlier in the year for Northern. Good to see Mitchell in as well. Think Casboult* is due for a rest imo too.


* Probably a good idea if he's got a lacerated kidney :roll:


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PostPosted: Fri Aug 31, 2012 11:00 pm 
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spuddie wrote:
Blue Boots wrote:
bondiblue wrote:
Really really excited to finally see Pat McCarthy at senior level.

I reckon it may suit him better.

All he has to do is the simple stuff well.

I hope this kid makes it...I hope all of them make it, but Pat is very tall and quite quick and excellent reach...just has to put it all together and that's between the ears. If he can feel he belongs from the last game....anything can happen.
He's not unco.

He played well earlier in the year for Northern. Good to see Mitchell in as well. Think Casboult* is due for a rest imo too.


* Probably a good idea if he's got a lacerated kidney :roll:

Oops.

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PostPosted: Fri Aug 31, 2012 11:21 pm 
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Stamos wrote:
Gibbs was much better than Ellard or Curnow

That comment is just silly. Is that the pass mark for a #1 draft pick with 100 plus games now? To be better than a couple of fringe players?

It typifies what we have come to expect from Gibbs. A vanilla game from someone who was tipped (by the man he helped sack) to take the comp by storm this season. Well he had the chance as one of three players who have played all season but he did nothing all year to suggest his coach might make that statement. It is all very well to train the house down and have elite skills but what is lacking with Gibbs is located in his chest. Plus he couldn't give a stuff about the club or the coach or his mates. He just gets a lazy 25-30 a week, most of which are soft and then collects his pay. If he were working in a factory, that's be OK but he's working in a team-oriented business that just happens to play footy. If he were a fireman, he'd get kicked out in a heartbeat because his mates couldn't depend on him to run into a fire to save them if they got into strife.
If the new coach can't get him to play like he played as a kid, he will have been a wasted pick. He is playing like Houlihan, who went at pick 72 or something. Look at Simpson. Weighs 75 kilos wringing wet and never shirks the hard ball get. He hasn't got half of Gibbs's talent but he's first picked every week. I'd have Ellard in the team before Gibbs based on desire and Curnow isn't afraid to go in when it's his turn either. In an era where contested footy is king, both of those are better at getting the hard ball. Gibbs is an outside player atm and has to do better. That effort against Ablett last week was something a school footy team coach would have dragged a player for.

But we'll pick Gibbs this week because he was better than Ellard and Curnow last week. I'd have dropped him and given him six months to think about it.

Garlett is second on our goaq kicking and has a different role altogether. He's also a former rookie. His job is to crumb the footy. If the forwards are marking everything (which they did last week) and kicking points all day (which they did) how can he be expected to get 25 possessions? He wasn't Robinson Crusoe out there. It wasn't Garlett who lost us the game, it was Casboult, Waite, Eddie and the rest who managed to kick a losing score in the face of the rest of the team winning the footy and getting it down to them. It was also the fault of the defensive coach who yet again had a zone setup that allowed goals to run along the ground and go through. We must have conceded fifty goals that way this year.

This week doesn't matter apart from the need to get everyone through unscathed and to give the kids a run. If they win and someone does an acl the game is lost. I expect it to be bruise free footy from both sides. Free running and a shootout. If Mitchell can mark the footy, he should get a bag. If he can kick straight.

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PostPosted: Fri Aug 31, 2012 11:31 pm 
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Blue Sombrero wrote:
This week doesn't matter


Bingo! Here's hoping they don't decide to play for the coach. That'd just be wrong.


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PostPosted: Sat Sep 01, 2012 12:22 am 
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comparing Gibbs to Ellard ffs
If Ratts was staying I would be saying goodbye to a few blokes- TBird Bower Lucas Ellard JR
Wonder what a change means?


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PostPosted: Sat Sep 01, 2012 1:21 am 
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clape wrote:
comparing Gibbs to Ellard ffs
If Ratts was staying I would be saying goodbye to a few blokes- TBird Bower Lucas Ellard JR
Wonder what a change means?

Saying Ciao to the same blokes. When in Rome, speak as the Romans do...


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PostPosted: Sat Sep 01, 2012 10:47 pm 
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Sydney Blue wrote:
TruBlueBrad wrote:
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Who do we tip is more to the point
Im looking for expert opinions as I am equal first in the work tipping comp

Do we come firing and put the saints to the sword or do we play like softcocks again


Im equal first as well. Need to get the margin right tomorrow night.

Murphy in The Footy Show tonight.



we have seen the presser
Ratts is coaching

Do I tip them or not


Got the margin right. Coming into this round I was equal first, but the other guy was ahead 722-725 on margin. I know he picks low margins, around 10 points so I went 25 and hey presto I've jumped him and am now in first place.

Looking at tomorrows games, majority should pick Richmond and Brisbane, the tough game is Carlton v St Kilda.....you'd think the only chance he has now is to pick St Kilda (not sure he knows I'm a Carlton supporter as he works in our Brisbane office and I don't actually know him).

Come on you blueboys....stuff winning for Ratts.....WIN FOR ME!!!!!!

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PostPosted: Sat Sep 01, 2012 11:04 pm 
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TruBlueBrad wrote:
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[quote="Sydney Blue"]Who do we tip is more to the point
Im looking for expert opinions as I am equal first in the work tipping comp

Do we come firing and put the saints to the sword or do we play like softcocks again


Im equal first as well. Need to get the margin right tomorrow night.

Murphy in The Footy Show tonight.



we have seen the presser
Ratts is coaching

Do I tip them or not


Got the margin right. Coming into this round I was equal first, but the other guy was ahead 722-725 on margin. I know he picks low margins, around 10 points so I went 25 and hey presto I've jumped him and am now in first place.

Looking at tomorrows games, majority should pick Richmond and Brisbane, the tough game is Carlton v St Kilda.....you'd think the only chance he has now is to pick St Kilda (not sure he knows I'm a Carlton supporter as he works in our Brisbane office and I don't actually know him).

Come on you blueboys....stuff winning for Ratts.....WIN FOR ME!!!!!![/quote]


I picked them and flipped a coin on sydney cats thank god i stuck with the cats
Go you blue boys

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PostPosted: Sun Sep 02, 2012 12:00 pm 
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Carrotts and Touhy out - ellard and curnow in

Can I please change my tip

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