I like his honesty, nothing wrong with that.
With all due respect to Bucky, I didn't see it that way at all.
That's way too much love for Plow.
Of course no sign of sheep following the easier negative track....
So you're out in the middle standing next to Voss and the entire coaching group saying "I know better"? Have I got that right?
Thanks for clarifying, that's good to hear.With all due respect to Bucky, I didn't see it that way at all.
For starters, the conditions were wet and greasy which is always going to affect skill execution - but the kicks and handballs were NOT lazy or sloppy in any way, shape or form - with the VAST majority hitting their target. Those that didn't hit the mark were basically from the same players who weren't hitting the mark to any high degree last year.
It wasn't an intense session by any means, but the players were still involved in drills and skills which were still being executed at a high standard given the conditions. There was plenty of voice amongst the players, and it was plain to see there's genuine belief and positivity in the playing group. Just going by the below photo on our website, you can see the spirit amongst the group which was clearly evident yesterday.
At the end of the day, we have no idea on the intensity levels of training sessions behind closed doors, but with Vossy at the helm we've got a pretty fair idea. I'm not sure if it'd be a great idea from the club to showcase to the rest of the world a session where mouthguards are in, and the players are going at it hammer and tong in full match simulation.
Some of us good folk probably just need to settle a bit. In all honesty, there was nothing negative at all I took from the session.
Not too slow either, so that’s a good mix in our midfield
Windows is now google and he likes to be referred to as chat GPT
Shows good character and determination, no doubt Plow would be one of the best club men around the place but sort of backs up the point many here make that he gets targeted as a weak point in our defence when playing if even oppo teams give him churp about his performances.
With all due respect to Bucky, I didn't see it that way at all.
For starters, the conditions were wet and greasy which is always going to affect skill execution - but the kicks and handballs were NOT lazy or sloppy in any way, shape or form - with the VAST majority hitting their target. Those that didn't hit the mark were basically from the same players who weren't hitting the mark to any high degree last year.
It wasn't an intense session by any means, but the players were still involved in drills and skills which were still being executed at a high standard given the conditions. There was plenty of voice amongst the players, and it was plain to see there's genuine belief and positivity in the playing group. Just going by the below photo on our website, you can see the spirit amongst the group which was clearly evident yesterday.
At the end of the day, we have no idea on the intensity levels of training sessions behind closed doors, but with Vossy at the helm we've got a pretty fair idea. I'm not sure if it'd be a great idea from the club to showcase to the rest of the world a session where mouthguards are in, and the players are going at it hammer and tong in full match simulation.
Some of us good folk probably just need to settle a bit. In all honesty, there was nothing negative at all I took from the session.
Name names please? AFL players shouldn’t be doing this, or continuing to do so if an area of concern.
Edison, Maxwell, Piaget, Hemingway, Tinbergen.
And we can cover Docherty with Lachie Cowan or Marchbank. Go taller.
