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PostPosted: Fri May 15, 2009 3:18 pm 
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I must be blind. Can't see a thing about this in the Herald Sun today. Storm in a tea cup I suspect. But at least it gave all the politically correct do gooders and sheep a chance to follow the lead. :razz: :razz:

The poster on anther forum who claimed to have sent to the photo to the Herald Sun and quite happily bragged about it must have a deflated ego by now. :screwy: :screwy:

Good on any player that goes out and has fun, stays up late or god forbid get's laid. All power to you.


Unfortunately you have missed the point by a long way. The issue isn't black and white some like posters are trying to paint it. It isn't a question of locking the players up inside or letting them sink shots of Jagermeister.

It is a question of balancing the committment to CFC and themselves, with their extra curricular activities. All good teams in the modern era get that balance right. Judging by the stories I've heard since the end of last season, we are way off the mark.


No I didn't miss the point. I understand that we cant live in a picture perfect world where everything goes the way we want it, some don't and get quite hysterical about it.


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 Post subject: Re: HSUN tomorrow
PostPosted: Fri May 15, 2009 3:19 pm 
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I agree with Josh...and while it might not make the papers due to Swann's intervention - internally there will be a fall out from this. One thing is definitely clear...we lose to an undermanned Collingwood on Sunday and it's not about 2009 anymore - it's about making some really big decisions on who's here and who's not in 2010.

I can live with a devastating loss if that's what it takes to stem the bleeding and cut out the cancers. :sad:

Wake up. :banghead: :mad:


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PostPosted: Fri May 15, 2009 3:23 pm 
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I must be blind. Can't see a thing about this in the Herald Sun today. Storm in a tea cup I suspect. But at least it gave all the politically correct do gooders and sheep a chance to follow the lead. :razz: :razz:

The poster on anther forum who claimed to have sent to the photo to the Herald Sun and quite happily bragged about it must have a deflated ego by now. :screwy: :screwy:

Good on any player that goes out and has fun, stays up late or god forbid get's laid. All power to you.


Unfortunately you have missed the point by a long way. The issue isn't black and white some like posters are trying to paint it. It isn't a question of locking the players up inside or letting them sink shots of Jagermeister.

It is a question of balancing the committment to CFC and themselves, with their extra curricular activities. All good teams in the modern era get that balance right. Judging by the stories I've heard since the end of last season, we are way off the mark.


No I didn't miss the point. I understand that we cant live in a picture perfect world where everything goes the way we want it, some don't and get quite hysterical about it.


how noble.

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PostPosted: Fri May 15, 2009 3:29 pm 
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Josh Kaplan wrote:
Terrible argument
I'd say the game has become slightly more professional than 1979...

Ok. Let's turn them all into robots devoid of all personality. Fev is Fev-get used to it. If he had no personality, he wouldn't be the bloke who has single handedly got us over the line in more games than any other person at the club in the last 6 or 7 years. His weaknesses are parodoxically his strengths. Perhaps you would prefer Fisher streaming out from full forward.


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PostPosted: Fri May 15, 2009 3:34 pm 
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its a once off....


then it happens again


and a third time


and a culture begins.


I'm not saying they are bad people for doing it, they are human....given all that is going at at professional sporting clubs I don't think a curfew after games is going too far.

I thought we had a curfew of 3 AM? Or was that stripped along with Pagan.

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PostPosted: Fri May 15, 2009 3:37 pm 
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eric pascoe wrote:
Josh Kaplan wrote:
Terrible argument
I'd say the game has become slightly more professional than 1979...

Ok. Let's turn them all into robots devoid of all personality. Fev is Fev-get used to it. If he had no personality, he wouldn't be the bloke who has single handedly got us over the line in more games than any other person at the club in the last 6 or 7 years. His weaknesses are parodoxically his strengths. Perhaps you would prefer Fisher streaming out from full forward.



:hitcomputer: Great, he's won some games for us!

How have we done as a TEAM over that period? How many games has he cost us with his mood swings? How many times has he put us on the back page for the wrong reasons?

No one is saying turn them into robots but to be a successful club the individuals have to follow the same rules.


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PostPosted: Fri May 15, 2009 3:37 pm 
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Eric: If this sounds petulant or condescending please forgive me... but did you or Bax even address the point about 'balancing interests' in my last post? Until then, there really is no point responding..


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PostPosted: Fri May 15, 2009 3:41 pm 
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The point is it can't be the players having to be kept in control by the coaches. It shouldn't be like kids on a school camp.

We need the players to WANT to do this. They have to WANT to stay in and WANT to get the best out of themselves. It has to be seen as a positive thing, not a negative thing. Geelong have this, players have ownership of their discipline and their performance and that is why they have gone from a good but underperforming team to one of the best performing sides of all time.

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PostPosted: Fri May 15, 2009 3:43 pm 
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jake_h03 wrote:
The point is it can't be the players having to be kept in control by the coaches. It shouldn't be like kids on a school camp.

We need the players to WANT to do this. They have to WANT to stay in and WANT to get the best out of themselves. It has to be seen as a positive thing, not a negative thing. Geelong have this, players have ownership of their discipline and their performance and that is why they have gone from a good but underperforming team to one of the best performing sides of all time.


Thats right! But at the moment they aren't so what are the concequences?


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PostPosted: Fri May 15, 2009 3:51 pm 
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The CEO of the Canterbury Bulldogs was on the Sydney Footy Show last night discussing Matty Johns- This club had the worst culture you could imagine and were forever in trouble from the board down - About 2-3 years ago they made some very tough decisions on some very high profile players - Willie Mason was one of them - bad egg in the bunch- and Board and even the Coach . They cut and they cut until they weeded the lot of them out. The CEO said it's not so much how you pass kick and tackle anymore it's more about your values you bring to the team.

The bulldogs have gone from a basket case to now sitting 1st on the ladder and interesting the teams that took most of these rejected bulldogs so called stars the Roosters and Sharks are now sitting last and 2nd last

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PostPosted: Fri May 15, 2009 3:52 pm 
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Rumor floating around the office that there is a meeting at Visy Park to discuss these issues.


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PostPosted: Fri May 15, 2009 3:54 pm 
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Sydney Blue wrote:
The CEO of the Canterbury Bulldogs was on the Sydney Footy Show last night discussing Matty Johns- This club had the worst culture you could imagine and were forever in trouble from the board down - About 2-3 years ago they made some very tough decisions on some very high profile players - Willie Mason was one of them - bad egg in the bunch- and Board and even the Coach . They cut and they cut until they weeded the lot of them out. The CEO said it's not so much how you pass kick and tackle anymore it's more about your values you bring to the team.

The bulldogs have gone from a basket case to now sitting 1st on the ladder and interesting the teams that took most of these rejected bulldogs so called stars the Roosters and Sharks are now sitting last and 2nd last



Thats what happens when you are willing to put the club before the individual! :thumbsup:

Anyone who doesn't agree doesn't understand how vital the chemistry is in a TEAM sport.


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PostPosted: Fri May 15, 2009 3:55 pm 
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cj69 wrote:
Rumor floating around the office that there is a meeting at Visy Park to discuss these issues.


Yep more about this on CSC

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PostPosted: Fri May 15, 2009 3:55 pm 
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theres no i in team , but there is in pisshead?

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PostPosted: Fri May 15, 2009 3:57 pm 
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You're right cj. It's so nice to have some sanity around here :thumbsup: .

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PostPosted: Fri May 15, 2009 3:57 pm 
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eric pascoe wrote:
Josh Kaplan wrote:
Terrible argument
I'd say the game has become slightly more professional than 1979...

Ok. Let's turn them all into robots devoid of all personality. Fev is Fev-get used to it. If he had no personality, he wouldn't be the bloke who has single handedly got us over the line in more games than any other person at the club in the last 6 or 7 years. His weaknesses are parodoxically his strengths. Perhaps you would prefer Fisher streaming out from full forward.


Have a listen to Maclure talk about this - play hard but then do all the hard work on the field - all the time. If not - @#$%&! off. I'd love to have Maclure back at the club.

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PostPosted: Fri May 15, 2009 3:57 pm 
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Never heard that we had a cultural problem in 79, 81 and 82. Only St Kilda had one. Reason? We were winning and they were losing.


Gee, you left out 1980 there Eric. Val Perovic, Wayne Johnston and Michael Young not ring a bell? On the eve of the first-semi final against Collingwood? I'm surprised they don't conduct tours of that binge drinking escapade that started in Doncaster, moved to Sandringham, City, and ended at the Richmond Football Social Club!

Michael Young, who played in the 1979 Grand Final, got the arse from the club because of it and Perc got the sack! No wonder the club turned the area underneath the Gardiner Stand into a disco/bar the following season. The boys didn't have too far to go for a drink and wouldn't be seen doing the wrong thing...well - that was probably the plan until drill sergeant Parkin came along and got the boys to balance the commitment.


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PostPosted: Fri May 15, 2009 4:03 pm 
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If this is the biggest problem we've got at the moment, we're doing pretty well.


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PostPosted: Fri May 15, 2009 4:03 pm 
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cj69 wrote:
jake_h03 wrote:
The point is it can't be the players having to be kept in control by the coaches. It shouldn't be like kids on a school camp.

We need the players to WANT to do this. They have to WANT to stay in and WANT to get the best out of themselves. It has to be seen as a positive thing, not a negative thing. Geelong have this, players have ownership of their discipline and their performance and that is why they have gone from a good but underperforming team to one of the best performing sides of all time.


Thats right! But at the moment they aren't so what are the concequences?


Well if we want players to take ownership, what about something along the lines of a vote of the entire playing list? Self imposed penalties?
But I would be hoping that either of these result in playing in the Ants, and not for one week. We lose games? So what. Something has to change.

We need to get to the point where if any player does this kind of thing and puts themselves before the club, which they have done, that the playing group says you're out for a month. Nothing to do with the coaches. Players who do this need to lose the respect of their team mates and want to win it back.

If you think players should be allowed to go clubbing till all hours of the morning mid season, well, they can, but we won't be successful. Not when the teams we want to beat aren't doing the same thing. They get paid huge amounts of money to be in peak condition. They have off season to party, this is business time.

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PostPosted: Fri May 15, 2009 4:07 pm 
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Punishment could be having every post from this thread read to them by Stephen Hawking? :eek:


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