The real death ride is the friends we make along the way.Have we ever had a successful death ride?
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The real death ride is the friends we make along the way.Have we ever had a successful death ride?
Yes! Smash em!Go Suns
North actually behind Gold Coast on the ladder now.
How they won those first two matches is beyond me. Should be winless right now.
We certainly made a lot of Melbourne and Carlton mates over 2018-19 .The real death ride is the friends we make along the way.
Had a chat with a guy who used to work at Hawthorn.
Said I was surprised that after Clarkson had so much success building via the draft when he started that he didn't go back to that well. Instead tried to top up, recruit, trade away all their picks.
I asked why the change of mindset.
He said the difference was that when Clarkson started he was a rookie coach and hadn't won four flags.
At the beginning he had no say in list management, minimal in recruitment, nothing on contracts. There was separation of powers. Chris Pelchen had the say over the list, Clarkson just coached the team he was given.
However once he'd won four flags Pelchen was gone and Clarkson basically ran the show. Graham Wright didn't say no to him. Did everything his way including list management. And they nosedived
The majority of the best drafting was done before Clarkson arrived with Franklin, Roughhead and Lewis already earmarked for 2004 draft.
Their 2005 and 2006 drafts were ordinary.
After the 2008 flag Hawthorn was rhe destination club recruiting the likes of Burgoyne, Gibson, Hale, Gunston, Lake, McEvoy, Frawley chesply.
The 2016 O'meara and Mitchel followed by Wingard trades exactly as you say Clarko taking over and they started to pay overs.
Pretty hard to say no to a modern day great coach.
If North is paying him a fortune and taking up a big chunk of their soft cap, they will surely end up depleting talent elsewhere in their footy dept and Clarko ends up needing to be a one man army by necessity. Wouldn't have thought North would go over the cap.Had a chat with a guy who used to work at Hawthorn.
Said I was surprised that after Clarkson had so much success building via the draft when he started that he didn't go back to that well. Instead tried to top up, recruit, trade away all their picks.
I asked why the change of mindset.
He said the difference was that when Clarkson started he was a rookie coach and hadn't won four flags.
At the beginning he had no say in list management, minimal in recruitment, nothing on contracts. There was separation of powers. Chris Pelchen had the say over the list, Clarkson just coached the team he was given.
However once he'd won four flags Pelchen was gone and Clarkson basically ran the show. Graham Wright didn't say no to him. Did everything his way including list management. And they nosedived
I reckon the Hawks will win a few games. Roos in a world of pain.Honeymoon period over? A chance to finish last below West Coast when they get their players back from injury and possibly even the Hawks.
Both will be bottom 4.I reckon the Hawks will win a few games. Roos in a world of pain.
This one.Have we ever had a successful death ride?
It does take a little bit of the fun out of death riding Nth Melb when they are that awful.
Carlton ones used to be fun too...This one.
Thanks for the explanation Captain Obvious.The point of a death ride is to enjoy their misery because they were dumb enough to trade a future pick to you.
That said, Clarko having them play loser football works for me.
Thanks for the explanation Captain Obvious.