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PostPosted: Mon Apr 08, 2013 11:06 pm 
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it does!!!!

i loved blueman

and i also love cimm calling me out on being off topic.. but turning threads here into n korea threads himself.......

someting about that lad that makes me piss myself laughing.....

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PostPosted: Mon Apr 08, 2013 11:10 pm 
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Synbad wrote:
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War means Premiership.

it does!!!!

i loved blueman

and i also love cimm calling me out on being off topic.. but turning threads here into n korea threads himself.......

someting about that lad that makes me piss myself laughing.....


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PostPosted: Mon Apr 08, 2013 11:14 pm 
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I heard a funny joke today.

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PostPosted: Tue Apr 09, 2013 9:15 am 
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You'd like to think Mick will clean out the list at the end of the year much like we hoped would happen in 2012, but didn't (due to inept management and the AFL reaming us in the VISY deal).

A look at our players' current contract statuses would be most intriguing...


Not sure we need a 'clean out' stu.

Just a thorough tidy up perhaps. :cool:

Fair assessment Rexy.

I think we can all agree that at best, the 2012 off-season didn't go as planned, and we were left severly pants'd when the time came to inject some new blood. Mick was definitely hamstrung when he arrived here, even with all the bluster and BS of the Cloke-saga, due to some pretty piss-poor player management from the previous group. It still baffles me how teams like Collingwood, Hawthorn and Geelong (hell, even Richmond) were able to make their squads even stronger while we couldn't afford to improve on this team that didn't make the finals. How the @#$%&! can those lists cost the same/less than ours???

No doubt we'll be active (or as active as we can be) in the trade/FA period this year, and to make some changes to our coaching department (the fact we're still stuck with John Barker says it all really). Hopefully Mick sorts out who is worth persisting with and who needs to go, and 2013 is a much more proactive and successful off-season. But if we leave this year with the same result, the same list, and the same questions, I think we would have great cause for concern.

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PostPosted: Tue Apr 09, 2013 12:28 pm 
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Donstuie wrote:
Rexy wrote:
Donstuie wrote:
You'd like to think Mick will clean out the list at the end of the year much like we hoped would happen in 2012, but didn't (due to inept management and the AFL reaming us in the VISY deal).

A look at our players' current contract statuses would be most intriguing...


Not sure we need a 'clean out' stu.

Just a thorough tidy up perhaps. :cool:

Fair assessment Rexy.

I think we can all agree that at best, the 2012 off-season didn't go as planned, and we were left severly pants'd when the time came to inject some new blood. Mick was definitely hamstrung when he arrived here, even with all the bluster and BS of the Cloke-saga, due to some pretty piss-poor player management from the previous group. It still baffles me how teams like Collingwood, Hawthorn and Geelong (hell, even Richmond) were able to make their squads even stronger while we couldn't afford to improve on this team that didn't make the finals. How the !@#$%& can those lists cost the same/less than ours???



Some of ours asking for (and receiving) too much?

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PostPosted: Tue Apr 09, 2013 1:55 pm 
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JUDD is the only game breaker in the midfield: there's the problem MM saw last year.


In 2011, Marc Murphy was awarded the coaches award by the AFL coaches. I'd suggest they have a reasonable grasp on who are the gun players.
With regard to performance, our midfield has been top 4 for clearances for 4 years.
Where do the current coaching group take responsibility for a dramatic fall in midfield performance?


Yep I dig what you say and loved those stats but I'm talking 2013.

Lets not blame Ratts or MM on this one, nor the current group of coaches and look at the individual performances.

Players become game breakers because they want to be and then they are because they have got what it takes and an enormous will to win.

Only Judd has shown that will imo in 2013.

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PostPosted: Tue Apr 09, 2013 7:51 pm 
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How can a gun coach who has had a whole year to watch us and analyse us sign on to the blues after months of talks (according to those on the inside) turn up and not make a single trade and then only now discover the magnatude of our teams bad habits?

I call bullsh!t on that.

The only bad habit that is costing us is the one where we lie down when the game is truely up for grabs.

Where is the hard edge defensive style that is going to make us horrible to play against? Just a hint of it?

When i see something that any other coach in the land couldnt do i will give the guy some credit. For now though he is AVERAGE.

This press conference was average too.


The reason he couldn"t make a trade was due to our poor list management. Lets wait and see what trades are done come the end of this season.....I dare say there will be multiple trades and yes MM will more than likely play everyone on the list to ascertain who can play the way he wants them to and who can't....

We got beaten by a Team that MM put together, drilled and disiplined and took more than just 5 months to put together...Give the bloke a chance...


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PostPosted: Tue Apr 09, 2013 7:54 pm 
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Bigredisback wrote:
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Micks game plan is shit . Couldnt give a crap about culture . A winning culture comes from winning games . If we keep playing this kick it down the line to a contest and dont introduce some form of tempo footy or play the switch we wont win .
So Mick can shove his plan up his arse as far as Im concerned because you wont develop a winning culture losing games

Wtf is that dribble


R u serious?.....whatever u r smoking, please give us all some.... :banghead: :banghead:


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PostPosted: Tue Apr 09, 2013 7:57 pm 
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As an example and just an example, how many of you are willing to trade Gibbs, Yarran and say Watson if Malthouse wants them gone?


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PostPosted: Tue Apr 09, 2013 8:03 pm 
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As an example and just an example, how many of you are willing to trade Gibbs, Yarran and say Watson if Malthouse wants them gone?


Gibbs should be traded at years end....the bloke has plenty of talent but no heart....He did not put body contact on the opposition on numerous occasions on the weekend and would have heaps of currency....Watson we would not miss at all.....I would not trade Yarren...


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Italian Blue wrote:
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As an example and just an example, how many of you are willing to trade Gibbs, Yarran and say Watson if Malthouse wants them gone?


Gibbs should be traded at years end....the bloke has plenty of talent but no heart....He did not put body contact on the opposition on numerous occasions on the weekend and would have heaps of currency....Watson we would not miss at all.....I would not trade Yarren...

U drinking and typing?


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PostPosted: Tue Apr 09, 2013 9:00 pm 
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Traded for a pick 13 Lucas?
Gibbs has been conditioned to follow players and play in the bubble... not to hunt the ball.
A good coach will turn Gibbs around.....
No way should a team look at trading Gibbs unless the trade is to our own advantage... but thats the same as trading Murph or anyone else.
But i wouldnt be particularly shopping Gibbs around.
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PostPosted: Tue Apr 09, 2013 9:22 pm 
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Is the the loopy thread? :screwy:


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PostPosted: Tue Apr 09, 2013 9:53 pm 
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Italian Blue wrote:
SurreyBlue wrote:
As an example and just an example, how many of you are willing to trade Gibbs, Yarran and say Watson if Malthouse wants them gone?


Gibbs should be traded at years end....the bloke has plenty of talent but no heart....He did not put body contact on the opposition on numerous occasions on the weekend and would have heaps of currency....Watson we would not miss at all.....I would not trade Yarren...


R U serious??
Don't worry about what others are on WTF are you smoking.
One post you bag someone about MM only being there for 5 months and give him a chance with players then you want Gibbs traded after MM has had him for 2 Games !!


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SurreyBlue wrote:
As an example and just an example, how many of you are willing to trade Gibbs, Yarran and say Watson if Malthouse wants them gone?


If you pick the coach, particularly a guy who's about as experienced as it's possible to be, you back him.

That doesn't mean his inner sanctum and list management don't get a say, but ultimately if MM said he was absolutely certain player x,y or z had to go, then they have to go.

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PostPosted: Wed Apr 10, 2013 8:48 am 
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Italian Blue wrote:
club29 wrote:
How can a gun coach who has had a whole year to watch us and analyse us sign on to the blues after months of talks (according to those on the inside) turn up and not make a single trade and then only now discover the magnatude of our teams bad habits?

I call bullsh!t on that.

The only bad habit that is costing us is the one where we lie down when the game is truely up for grabs.

Where is the hard edge defensive style that is going to make us horrible to play against? Just a hint of it?

When i see something that any other coach in the land couldnt do i will give the guy some credit. For now though he is AVERAGE.

This press conference was average too.


The reason he couldn"t make a trade was due to our poor list management. Lets wait and see what trades are done come the end of this season.....I dare say there will be multiple trades and yes MM will more than likely play everyone on the list to ascertain who can play the way he wants them to and who can't....

We got beaten by a Team that MM put together, drilled and disiplined and took more than just 5 months to put together...Give the bloke a chance...

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PostPosted: Wed Apr 10, 2013 9:06 am 
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99prelim wrote:
Italian Blue wrote:
club29 wrote:
How can a gun coach who has had a whole year to watch us and analyse us sign on to the blues after months of talks (according to those on the inside) turn up and not make a single trade and then only now discover the magnatude of our teams bad habits?

I call bullsh!t on that.

The only bad habit that is costing us is the one where we lie down when the game is truely up for grabs.

Where is the hard edge defensive style that is going to make us horrible to play against? Just a hint of it?

When i see something that any other coach in the land couldnt do i will give the guy some credit. For now though he is AVERAGE.

This press conference was average too.


The reason he couldn"t make a trade was due to our poor list management. Lets wait and see what trades are done come the end of this season.....I dare say there will be multiple trades and yes MM will more than likely play everyone on the list to ascertain who can play the way he wants them to and who can't....

We got beaten by a Team that MM put together, drilled and disiplined and took more than just 5 months to put together...Give the bloke a chance...


People keep saying we couldnt make a trade due to salary cap. I don't understand that. Poor list management was because we didnt make a trade.
If we dont shake the mental/physical softness this year it has been a wasted year. I personally would have mixed it up last pre season as to me and most of the football world it looked like we were flogging a dead horse. What we have seen this year so far hasn't changed my mind.


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PostPosted: Wed Apr 10, 2013 11:49 am 
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club29 wrote:
99prelim wrote:
Italian Blue wrote:
club29 wrote:
How can a gun coach who has had a whole year to watch us and analyse us sign on to the blues after months of talks (according to those on the inside) turn up and not make a single trade and then only now discover the magnatude of our teams bad habits?

I call bullsh!t on that.

The only bad habit that is costing us is the one where we lie down when the game is truely up for grabs.

Where is the hard edge defensive style that is going to make us horrible to play against? Just a hint of it?

When i see something that any other coach in the land couldnt do i will give the guy some credit. For now though he is AVERAGE.

This press conference was average too.


The reason he couldn"t make a trade was due to our poor list management. Lets wait and see what trades are done come the end of this season.....I dare say there will be multiple trades and yes MM will more than likely play everyone on the list to ascertain who can play the way he wants them to and who can't....

We got beaten by a Team that MM put together, drilled and disiplined and took more than just 5 months to put together...Give the bloke a chance...


People keep saying we couldnt make a trade due to salary cap. I don't understand that. Poor list management was because we didnt make a trade.
If we dont shake the mental/physical softness this year it has been a wasted year. I personally would have mixed it up last pre season as to me and most of the football world it looked like we were flogging a dead horse. What we have seen this year so far hasn't changed my mind.



Malthouse apparently approved our list?
I keep reading the same posts about list management, contract negligence and trade restrictions.
We spent over 1.5 million dollars paying out a senior coach and 3 other coach’s.
What was stopping us from keeping the assistants paying out the list cloggers as some put it (which wouldn’t have been that much) then trading or drafting for need, select kids or mature players?
Couldn’t Malthouse advise or steer those assistants and the current playing group in his direction or are we over estimating Micks ability or underestimating those he is surrounded by?
Look at chocos influence at the tigers, apparently not all that bad and a hard approach towards his expectations.
Something we haven't seen yet.
Just slightly off the subject but I'm sure he would have been interested if approached.


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PostPosted: Wed Apr 10, 2013 12:04 pm 
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redback wrote:
club29 wrote:
99prelim wrote:
Italian Blue wrote:
club29 wrote:
How can a gun coach who has had a whole year to watch us and analyse us sign on to the blues after months of talks (according to those on the inside) turn up and not make a single trade and then only now discover the magnatude of our teams bad habits?

I call bullsh!t on that.

The only bad habit that is costing us is the one where we lie down when the game is truely up for grabs.

Where is the hard edge defensive style that is going to make us horrible to play against? Just a hint of it?

When i see something that any other coach in the land couldnt do i will give the guy some credit. For now though he is AVERAGE.

This press conference was average too.


The reason he couldn"t make a trade was due to our poor list management. Lets wait and see what trades are done come the end of this season.....I dare say there will be multiple trades and yes MM will more than likely play everyone on the list to ascertain who can play the way he wants them to and who can't....

We got beaten by a Team that MM put together, drilled and disiplined and took more than just 5 months to put together...Give the bloke a chance...


People keep saying we couldnt make a trade due to salary cap. I don't understand that. Poor list management was because we didnt make a trade.
If we dont shake the mental/physical softness this year it has been a wasted year. I personally would have mixed it up last pre season as to me and most of the football world it looked like we were flogging a dead horse. What we have seen this year so far hasn't changed my mind.



Malthouse apparently approved our list?
I keep reading the same posts about list management, contract negligence and trade restrictions.
We spent over 1.5 million dollars paying out a senior coach and 3 other coach’s.
What was stopping us from keeping the assistants paying out the list cloggers as some put it (which wouldn’t have been that much) then trading or drafting for need, select kids or mature players?
Couldn’t Malthouse advise or steer those assistants and the current playing group in his direction or are we over estimating Micks ability or underestimating those he is surrounded by?
Look at chocos influence at the tigers, apparently not all that bad and a hard approach towards his expectations.
Something we haven't seen yet.
Just slightly off the subject but I'm sure he would have been interested if approached.


I would calculate around $600k at best to pay out those list cloggers. 4-5 players.


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PostPosted: Wed Apr 10, 2013 12:48 pm 
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cimm1979 wrote:
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As an example and just an example, how many of you are willing to trade Gibbs, Yarran and say Watson if Malthouse wants them gone?


If you pick the coach, particularly a guy who's about as experienced as it's possible to be, you back him.

That doesn't mean his inner sanctum and list management don't get a say, but ultimately if MM said he was absolutely certain player x,y or z had to go, then they have to go.

The trick is getting the right coach.


Yeah.
It worked well with Denis.
Experienced, highly rated premiership coach....

Do the names Trent Knobel, Mick Martyn,Ty Zantuck etc ring any bells with anyone?

Giving a coach free reign with the football department is lunacy but credit to us, we've done it twice.
Nothing surprises me :screwy:

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