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The funny thing I'm finding is how a lot of other clubs are trying to emulate what we have going atm. Wether it be the goal celebrations or the after game selfies which yes I know other clubs have done before us but it's obvious that no other club does it like we do.Vibes are off with Rachele.
Ginnivan isn't the toughest player around but will go when it's his turn. Watson just goes 24/7. I've enjoyed the celebrations for the goals but also the 1% stuff, tackles, forcing of stoppages, spoils, halving contests, pressuring the footy. All this stuff we do so well and it's infectious. Rachele does none of this stuff.
You'll notice we don't celebrate every goal, we celebrate when it makes sense, there's no guidelines but the players instinctually know when the appropriate times are. The second quarter of a showdown to tie the game ain't it.
Rachele runs one way, is super selfish, had a really really bad moment where he pulled out of a contest only 2 minutes before that goal. He does it all the time. I can't stress enough how deflating it would feel to see him regularly shirk the contest compared to how our players crack in. Not the kinda guy I want to go to battle with in a final.
If you want to get someone out of there go and rescue Dan Curtin.
Seeing other clubs trying to emulate it is kind of hilarious but your right in saying that the boys definitely seem to have a filter on it which will be needed especially when we run into adversity.
The key ingredient in all of this is that all of the players are having fun and enjoy being around each other. You're even starting to see some of older player like Sicily, Dimma + Frosty getting in on the selfies which tells me that this whole thing is positive in uniting the age gap in the playing group. Frosty's mad dogging after every game is one of the first things I look for now which I find bloody hilarious.
Hok ballllll
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