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John Wren wrote:
Culprit wrote:I'm currently watching the Roos and the Dees. At the pace the Dee's are running at and the intensity they are playing, if they produce that next week, round 1 will look like a contest. Can we turn it around? I hope so as I have no confidence currently.
did you watch them last week? a stationary pedestrian moved faster than them.
lol I did but I also watched our game. Hence my confidence is shot.
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Piesnchess wrote:Well, at least we don't barrack for Richmond, that's a positive!
Could be a race between Buckley and Hardwick to Centrelink shortly...
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Culprit wrote:
John Wren wrote:
Culprit wrote:I'm currently watching the Roos and the Dees. At the pace the Dee's are running at and the intensity they are playing, if they produce that next week, round 1 will look like a contest. Can we turn it around? I hope so as I have no confidence currently.
did you watch them last week? a stationary pedestrian moved faster than them.
lol I did but I also watched our game. Hence my confidence is shot.
i heard insomniacs australia are recommending to sufferers to watch collingwood's 2016 games.
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John Wren wrote:i heard insomniacs australia are recommending to sufferers to watch collingwood's 2016 games.
Oh FFS JW - we only want to help them try to sleep, not make them nauseas!!
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Piesnchess wrote:Victory has a thousand fathers, defeat is an orphan. - John F Kennedy.
LOl Kennedy said that after his disastrous Bay of Pigs adventure. Quite rightly there were a lot questions asked after that ridiculous debacle. Just like a lot of legitimate questions are being asked about our coaching disaster. :lol:
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John Wren wrote:
AN_Inkling wrote:I've been pretty positive about Buckley's prospects, but all the way through a lack of onfield organisation has been a problem. The fact that it is still our major problem must sit with the coach. Things need to improve very dramatically, very quickly or we need to look elsewhere.

A lot here are saying that Ed won't make the move. I think he will, we loaded up for a big season this year and if it disappoints, Buckley will be gone. We're not as bad as we looked today and I've no doubt we will improve, but it will need to come soon if Buckley is to keep his job.
buckley will be the first person to put his hand up and say it's not working. he will do the right thing by the club and resign if he knows he is not the way forward. his one year contract extension (reportedly at his behest) is evidence of this. no need to pull any trigger just yet.
You are talking about William Buckley right? :lol:
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Funny how Richo said that was the best win he had been involved with at the Saints, considering we're so crap....
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courtza wrote:Funny how Richo said that was the best win he had been involved with at the Saints, considering we're so crap....
Richo would be stoked knocking his old club off as the club he loved rejected him as a coach. Throw in he had no bench and to knock us off at the G would add to the win as they celebrated their one and only flag yesterday. Think outside the square.
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I am fkn embarrassed & gutted!
I was listening in the car as I was at a Tournament all weekend just getting home now.

Buckley if you're reading this do the descent thing & hand in your resignation & please don't darken our doors again!

On another note, where you been Dyso?
Missed your posts last couple of weeks...
WE WERE ROBBED, RIGHT IN FRONT OF ME, RIGHT IN FRONT OF MEEE!

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ANNODAM wrote:I am fkn embarrassed & gutted!
I was listening in the car as I was at a Tournament all weekend just getting home now.

Buckley if you're reading this do the descent thing & hand in your resignation & please don't darken our doors again!

On another note, where you been Dyso?
Missed your posts last couple of weeks...
He seems to be doing the descent thing pretty well so far ...
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roar wrote:^^ But he is the one who keeps picking the poorly skilled players.
Yeah, clearly we need to clear out the whole list and start again because we only have poorly skilled players it seems.
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ANNODAM wrote:On another note, where you been Dyso?
Missed your posts last couple of weeks...
Sorry Bella; have had minimal internet connection due to Telstra broadband maintenance at the local exchange. Back and ranting my unique brand of idiocy again... :)
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jackcass wrote:
roar wrote:^^ But he is the one who keeps picking the poorly skilled players.
Yeah, clearly we need to clear out the whole list and start again because we only have poorly skilled players it seems.
Or something is effecting their skills, be it lack of confidence, in themselves or their coaches game plan, or a game plan not playing to their strengths

We are not that bad, we just cannot seem to play as a team, there is no linking, it's panic stations,

Oh and zoning, don't forget the damn zoning,

Man up man up man up how hard is that?
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Something's wrong and I don't know what it is. In the 2nd half of last season we were extremely competitive against several top sides, losing games by less than a goal or so. Then we played very well in the NAB games. We entered this season on the back of good form and a game-plan which was working well. However, we have been rather insipid in all our opening 3 games.

The easy explanation is to blame the coach, and in truth, that's how it should be. The coach has the job of preparing the team and getting them focused and switched on. For whatever reason, he is failing at this task so far. I am hoping Bucks can turn our season around, because I reckon he's a terrific bloke and a very intelligent coach. I still think he can prove to be a successful coach, but obviously if this season goes down the toilet, then his future with us beyond this year will be doubtful.

I think Bucks needs to swing the axe and swing it hard this week to put the frighteners up the team. I've been a consistent admirer of Bucks, but at the end of the day, competitive sport is a results based business, and if he can't get the results we expect, then he will have to pay the price.
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