Originally posted by Mr_Ed
So my question is are St Kilda the most tragic unprofessional sporting club in the world?
Spider seems to think so....see sig
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Originally posted by Mr_Ed
So my question is are St Kilda the most tragic unprofessional sporting club in the world?
Originally posted by Spidergirl~RiCkChiCk
Spider seems to think so....see sig
Originally posted by Spidergirl~RiCkChiCk
Eccentricity, though, might be more easily managed at a strong club such as Hawthorn where it is a rarity, than at St Kilda, where it has often seemed to be a condition of signing up.
Originally posted by Mr_Ed
HAHAHAH how true is that.. like I said. St Kilda are the most unprofessional sporting outfit in the world... (just ahead of the English Cricket team)
Originally posted by Savatage
Spider & professional in the same sentence.
Originally posted by Savatage
Have they got you whacked out on drugs?
That was 3 years ago.
Originally posted by Generalissimo
I know. I also know I didn't say it was this year.
Originally posted by sainter
2001 Rising Star winner - Justin Koschitzke (runner up Daniel Kerr)
2002 Rising Star winner - Nick Riewoldt (runner up Chris Judd)
2003 Rising Star winner - Some West Coast player will be runner up amidst claims of a Victorian/New South Wales/Queensland/Tasmanian conspiracy
Originally posted by Mr_Ed
It's kind of sad really... that Justin Koschitzke and Nick Riewoldt had the unfortunate luck to be drafted by St Kilda. If anyone is capable of ruining a perfectly good young talent it would be culture within St Kilda. eg: Aussie Jones.
Where's the glue factory more like it.Originally posted by Savatage
Like I give a **** what a talking horse thinks.
Where's Wilbur when you need him?
Originally posted by Carlton God
Look at Aaron Hamill, a classical example, if he had stayed at Carlton he would probably be remembered as a good, hard working serviceable player for us. Put on the St Kilda jumper and he turns into a gump, who still tries hard, but doesn’t have the same hunger or killer instinct that he had at Carlton. This shows in his performance and just about every St Kilda supporter would swap him back in a second for the number 4 draft pick they gave up.
Originally posted by Falchoon
All barring the ones who want him to captain?
Originally posted by Carlton God
Of course Mr Ed is right. St Kilda are hopeless, anyone who looks at the situation objectively would say so. They have the worst culture in the AFL bar none.
Originally posted by Carlton God
You pull on the St Kilda jumper and you instantly turn into a 30% lesser player. The only ones that don’t fall into this trap are guys like Rob Harvey who have so much pride in their performance that it wouldn’t matter what club they were playing for they would be a champion(I think Reiwoldt is a bit like this, lucky for St Kilda). The problem is that guys with this attitude are one out of every hundred and the majority of players in the AFL just reflect a clubs standards and culture.
Originally posted by Carlton God
Look at Aaron Hamill, a classical example, if he had stayed at Carlton he would probably be remembered as a good, hard working serviceable player for us. Put on the St Kilda jumper and he turns into a gump, who still tries hard, but doesn’t have the same hunger or killer instinct that he had at Carlton. This shows in his performance and just about every St Kilda supporter would swap him back in a second for the number 4 draft pick they gave up.
Originally posted by Carlton God
The bulldogs history is nothing special either. However they are quite different from St Kilda, at least they were a hard working club from the western suburbs who would take pride in their efforts on the park, even if they couldn’t match it in terms of player payments with some of the bigger clubs. Rather than St Kilda trying to get better as a club, you would go out to Moorabin and they used to have the sprinklers on for about 5 hours before the game to try and drag the opposition down. It’s was this kind of mentality that would see them never improve, they never want to get collectively better as a group or a club.
Originally posted by Carlton God
You only have to look back to about 3 years ago to see that idiot Butterrs coming in making outlandish statements like “St Kilda will be the biggest club in Melbourne within 5 years, look what Essendon have done”. Butterss is just like every other St Kilda supporter, he doesn’t have a grip on reality. Even with drafts, salary caps and the evening up of the competition, St Kilda have still won more wooden spoons than any other club. They are now on what it seems like is a 10 year rebuilding program, will anything come of it? Probably not. So rather than all those posts in this thread that have gone off the topic, yes you would have to go a long way to see a less professional top line sporting club than St Kilda. They are deserved wooden spoon winners year in year out, I’m sure there are plenty more to come.