I agree with you RoyalBlueRoyalBlue said:Consistancy.
That's all I'd like, tonight's game means nothing unless he backs it up.
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I agree with you RoyalBlueRoyalBlue said:Consistancy.
That's all I'd like, tonight's game means nothing unless he backs it up.
jacko57 said:DevilFish asks "Do these guys actually practise kicking on their opposite foot at training at all ?"
I wonder if they actually practise kicking on their PREFERRED foot !!! So many unpressured turnovers last night, which would have cost us 4 points against most teams.
Tas said:Some of these comments from 'North Melbourne' supporters are just rubbish.
Yeah, this is me minus the gimp mask.Melly017 said:Another one DF?
CR7 said:What fanciful garbage.
Does that mean if Hamish played instead of Petrie we would've won by 50?
RoyalBlue said:Oh have a cry.
Harding's two goals does not a career make.
Tas said:Seriously, are you incapable of reading or what?
I don't care if Harding is retained or not. I don't think he has played at his potential and doesn't play consistantly enough for my liking and wastes the ball at times.
BUT
What I am saying is the other options we have at this point in time are worse, significantly worse, and I have no faith they will get much, if any, better.
I do not care if Harding goes BUT it is moronic to get rid of your best option until you have someone better to replace him with. That applies for ANY player.
Petrie has a logical replacement in McIntosh, while I do not think on-field at this point in time there is a huge margin for improvement, he has a massive amount of potential for improvement if he is played.
I have not seen anything from Thurley or Sansbury to give me that same kind of optimism.
Lets recruit a better player, give him the opportunity and IF he becomes a better prospect then you can let Harding go. If he was a liability on-field then yeah, dont play him and get rid of him but you would have to be a brain dead moron if you believed at this point in time we have a better option because everyone remotely capable of kicking a goal has been given a shot and they have all been significantly worse.
It is not easy to kick a goal on our forward line with the way our midfield is playing, even Boomer who was deadly in the late 90s in front of goal doesn't even look like kicking a goal in most games.
It is not easy out there so people who are at least kicking some goals or look like they have a chance of kicking a goal are important if we plan on winning a game of footy.
rooboy_88 said:For Harding to be a required player in 2007, as long as he can develop more consistency and if JYD senses he isnt getting touches, slot him in the centre and let him show soime mungrel because he isnt half bad with his clearances, is the only way he will be there in 2007.
Maybe Carlton might do a trade for a third rounder
Woodson said:Exactly. JYD is his own word enemy when it comes to 'doing the same mistakes and not learning from it'
HARDING strength's = SPEED
NMFC 06 defiecency in the midfield = SPEED
JYD common sense = keep playing Harding in the pocket, he'll be dangerous.
Flippin' UNBELIEVABLE. Harding played his BEST GAME for the club last season VS ESSENDON !!! HELLLLLLLLLLLOOOOOOOOO DEAN????
Still can't work it out???
Watch the game AGAIN and WAKE UP!!!!! FFS!!
No wonder Harding is fustrating/ predictable to watch. Idiocy coaching that can't coach to player's strength's will never progress.
Harding could EASILY walk into another team and TEAR IT UP if the coach can JUST play Turtle to his strength's!!
JYD is continually showing the world he is indeed a ordinary coach. Bottom line.
I respect your opinon but disagree entirely.RoyalBlue said:Harding's trade value would be next to zero, and apart from Carlton and the Pagan connection, I can't think of a club that would take him.
Woodson said:I respect your opinon but disagree entirely.
CR7 said:Name A CLUB that WOULD take HIM then!!!!! >>> I CAN'T think of ONE EITHER!!!!
RoyalBlue said:Harding's trade value would be next to zero, and apart from Carlton and the Pagan connection, I can't think of a club that would take him.
Woodson said:Every club can use him. Why are you making it out that other teams/ lists are so superior?? Team management is more the THING NOW More than ever. I guess you'll WAKE UP along with millions more to realise this one day. (don't take that comment to heart ok) Take a hard long look that AFL has gone 'professional' ....follow the simple instructions kid... this is the way we play. Adelaide have basic NO NAMES littered throughout thier list. Sure the experienced campaigners keep them steady but Neil Craig is no different to JYD, only difference that Neil Craig can recognise his players strength's and utilize them to benefit his team structure. JYD can boast all he likes about Thommo being the best forward going around.... if he is one of few that is being played to his strength...delivery and crumbing is another thing entirely.
Spot on RoyalBlue.RoyalBlue said:Harding's trade value would be next to zero, and apart from Carlton and the Pagan connection, I can't think of a club that would take him.
CR7 said:I LIKE how you AVOID naming ANY club in PARTICULAR >>> just GOING for a GENERALIST answer!!!
In other WORDS, you CAN'T THINK OF ONE either!!!
p.s. where are all the ADELAIDE NO NAMES???
rooboy_88 said:Thats what I was thinking with the Carlton third rounder.
But the thing we should be asking ourselves is,
Would Whyman do a better job in 2007 or should we go for some unpredictable talent in the draft.
deano1 said:Harding is a forward crumber and thats about it.
So I'll ask this question, has he been a victim of the game plan, the policy of chipping the ball around, not kicking the ball to contests etc therefore there just simply has'nt been a lot of crumbs coming from marking contests on the forward line?
Woodson said:Take the blinkers OFF FFS!!
deano1 said:Just asking the question, dunno if I'm right or not, (probaly not), but they don't call the half forward flank starvation corner for nothing. It can be a position that if the team is not playing well it can be hard to get a kick.
Was it coincidence that Harding went well in the last 1/4 when North got on top in the middle during the last 1/4 and got it into the forward line quickly?
Woodson said:I'm trying to work out what decade / league your talking about?
HHF = Starvation corner??? Bizzare.
Harding is erractic yet explosive in the same drop. Don't know the bloke personally but I think for someone in the system for 5 seasons can't find ways to beat lesser experienced opponents then thier would be a serious problem. Try convince yourself Deano1 that Harding is just like anyone else. Needs a kick in the pants to FIRE UP. Play him to his strength (speed) and the team benefits two-fold. Btw Deano1, Where you in Guatamala last year when we played Essendon???