#35,#1 Jaidyn Stephenson
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doesnt it feel like a lot of our foirward entries break down primarily because Stevo isnt there?
I will tell you, Thomas has stopped doing freaky things, and Stevo is out and so all of the manufactured goals we got earlier in the year are simply gone....
i believe this was hiding the fact that we don't have a key forward of any elite level - compare to Kennedy, Lynch and Cameron!
I will tell you, Thomas has stopped doing freaky things, and Stevo is out and so all of the manufactured goals we got earlier in the year are simply gone....
i believe this was hiding the fact that we don't have a key forward of any elite level - compare to Kennedy, Lynch and Cameron!
Jake Stringer on gambling, etc.:Pies2016 wrote:K, you and I both get it but in their world, they just don’t see it that way.K wrote:But all of these platforms let you set them to private mode, right? Why does anyone have to over-share with the whole world?Pies2016 wrote:I have long proclaimed to my kids, the only good thing that ever comes from social media is the odd holiday snap to friends and family, ...
It’s the “ look at me “ and the “ how many likes “ generation.
Sometimes we need to move on from proclaiming what we would do and just accept that they do things differently, whether we like it or not.
“ Not even modern science can put a wise head on young shoulders “
'When quizzed about what advice he'd give a younger version of himself, Stringer revealed that staying off social media had helped his mental health.
"I wouldn't go back and change too much, but it'd probably just be to listen to your parents and all the good advice they gave you," he said.
"I haven't been on social media for the last year and a half and it's helped me unbelievably mentally.
"That's probably the one thing I'd say: stay away from social media and you'll be a happier person."'
https://www.theage.com.au/sport/afl/gam ... 52bzl.html
I completely get where you’re coming from but Schwartz shouldn’t be needed with all the education they are given.Mr Miyagi wrote:Can the club invite David Schwartz to give a talk to the players? He’d be up for it too. But you’d think with our history, and Sier most recently, oh and the Beams rumours, would be enough education.
I have seen the presentations at TAC level and I have been “ kept up to speed “ with the education on offer at an AFL level.
The education couldn’t be anymore comprehensive or unambiguous ( or more repetitive ) than what it is. Gambling, drugs, alcohol, solicitation, entrapment, and social media presentations are all on regular loop with clubs.
At the end of the day “ you can lead a horse to water but you can’t make it drink “
In fact, if people were more aware of the education on offer, I guarantee some on here would be less sympathetic.
It is what it is and if his harsh lesson prevents him from becoming a gambling addict, then it’s a good outcome for him and Collingwood.
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2018:Raw Hammer wrote:A win-loss record of 2-4.
- W-L record when he scored a goal = 15-3
- W-L record when he did not score a goal = 2-6
2019: - up until his suspension
- W-L record when he scored a goal = 8-1
- W-L record when he did not score a goal = 1-2
There's a trend here. Cannot underestimate his loss.
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It’s an interesting set of numbers. There’s no doubt we’re a better team with him in it and that’s why he will come straight back in.
Since his absence , the only game we lost where he could have made the difference, was Hawthorn. Very likely him being out cost us that night ( albeit he still has to sit out four more )
No point looking back, let’s hope he proves to be the difference going forward.
It’s an interesting set of numbers. There’s no doubt we’re a better team with him in it and that’s why he will come straight back in.
Since his absence , the only game we lost where he could have made the difference, was Hawthorn. Very likely him being out cost us that night ( albeit he still has to sit out four more )
No point looking back, let’s hope he proves to be the difference going forward.
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Playing is going to be a different experience for Stephenson than it has been until now. He will face a real test of character in learning to cope with the open ridicule and abuse he will receive from the fence line (and perhaps not just from opposition supporters but from some aggrieved Pies supporters too). Boundary line sledging in relation to his betting violations will be harsh and he will need mental toughness to get through it. And it probably won't ebb until next season.