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Wonder if Port would do a straight swap for Hinkley?
Even in their worst defeat they posted a score we can only dream of!
Even in their worst defeat they posted a score we can only dream of!
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Dunno, our team stats in the comp in various areas are heading down, we are not playing a good brand of football, and right now at a pretty low ebb down the bottom end of the ladder. If Lyon was manager in business, he would have got the flick on that kind of outcome- as a coach in 2024 he is no better than Ratten who wasn't great, but he is no upgrade, and the further behind a club gets, the harder it is to turn around ,and Lyon wont be the man who does it.Rome wasn’t built in a day.
Yea I know, we’ve been waiting for decades, but you can only judge Ross on 1 and a half seasons.
Agree with your last sentence.
I disagree., well, in so far as the Lyon regime is better than the Ratts regime. (Man-for-man, that’s a different convo)Dunno, our team stats in the comp in various areas are heading down, we are not playing a good brand of football, and right now at a pretty low ebb down the bottom end of the ladder. If Lyon was manager in business, he would have got the flick on that kind of outcome- as a coach in 2024 he is no better than Ratten who wasn't great, but he is no upgrade, and the further behind a club gets, the harder it is to turn around ,and Lyon wont be the man who does it.
Dunno, our team stats in the comp in various areas are heading down, we are not playing a good brand of football, and right now at a pretty low ebb down the bottom end of the ladder. If Lyon was manager in business, he would have got the flick on that kind of outcome- as a coach in 2024 he is no better than Ratten who wasn't great, but he is no upgrade, and the further behind a club gets, the harder it is to turn around ,and Lyon wont be the man who does it.
The first part is irrelevant.Lyon is the retiree who had a lot of money thrown at him- he coaches like it's 2010
Difference is Ratten thought everything was going well, and Lyon says the opposite.Dunno, our team stats in the comp in various areas are heading down, we are not playing a good brand of football, and right now at a pretty low ebb down the bottom end of the ladder. If Lyon was manager in business, he would have got the flick on that kind of outcome- as a coach in 2024 he is no better than Ratten who wasn't great, but he is no upgrade, and the further behind a club gets, the harder it is to turn around ,and Lyon wont be the man who does it.
Rome wasn’t built in a day.
Yea I know, we’ve been waiting for decades, but you can only judge Ross on 1 and a half seasons.
Agree with your last sentence.
I disagree., well, in so far as the Lyon regime is better than the Ratts regime. (Man-for-man, that’s a different convo)
Ratts regime…was too nice and uncompetitive- crimes include letting our spare full back Nathan Brown walk mid season when he had signed on fully knowing he’d be a spare man in the seconds. When Jake Carlisle goes home for baby, we are left with no big defender…and it is a semifinal…I know it is subjective, but I just can’t see that happening in a Ross Lyon camp. Seb Ross also walks before a crucial game against Sydney. Which we narrowly lost. Again, can’t see it happening under RTB.
I suppose it was an opportunity to say to a coach 'you can make your own decisions and be master of your own destiny' while watching how it panned out, while watching the market for replacements if required, while knowing the pay out if sacked was exactly the same amount as his wages when recontracred.Remember the Ratts mid-season re-appointment? I was livid. Shouldn't have happened. How did t happen?
Ok..The first part is irrelevant.
The second part is bollocks....
I'd hope Ross had evolved like most of society to be understanding about family issues during covid lockdowns and realise that's way more important than a game of football.I disagree., well, in so far as the Lyon regime is better than the Ratts regime. (Man-for-man, that’s a different convo)
Ratts regime…was too nice and uncompetitive- crimes include letting our spare full back Nathan Brown walk mid season when he had signed on fully knowing he’d be a spare man in the seconds. When Jake Carlisle goes home for baby, we are left with no big defender…and it is a semifinal…I know it is subjective, but I just can’t see that happening in a Ross Lyon camp. Seb Ross also walks before a crucial game against Sydney. Which we narrowly lost. Again, can’t see it happening under RTB.
St Kilda was obviously extremely unlucky to be the only team affected by Covid.I'd hope Ross had evolved like most of society to be understanding about family issues during covid lockdowns and realise that's way more important than a game of football.
You do realise other clubs also worked around personal issues during the hub situation.St Kilda was obviously extremely unlucky to be the only team affected by Covid.
Uncompetitive.
You get the respect you demand.
That’s what I heard.
Just saying.
Now, if St Kilda is in the compassion business I agree, we are the best candidate to be compassionate.
Especially, given our handouts.
Don’t expect to win.
Often.
We say the same thing about 'our core' every 3-4 years and means we're in a perpetual cycle of rebuilds.It would be deflating if you’re in the 26+ age range knowing this group hasn’t cut the mustard and won’t be around when this club moves forward. Perhaps there’s some truth to prior reports in terms of players like Steele pushing back to Rat because they had been drinking their own bath water.
It’s pretty clear the younger core of players (Mitchito, Windy, Pou, Wilson, NAS, Henry, etc) is where this list is at, once they all hit 23-25 that’s when we’ll really move forward, and players like Marshall, Steele, etc will realistically be transitioning out.
Ro I’d be a little more worried about, as we don’t have another ruck ready to take the reins, that said he’s contracted and it’d need to be a huge offer.
It was Finnis' parting legacy decision.Remember the Ratts mid-season re-appointment? I was livid. Shouldn't have happened. How did t happen?
Think it was the Prez actually.It was Finnis' parting legacy decision.
I don’t have any opinion about it at all. And I have absolutely no inside knowledge of the personal struggles and sacrifices of anyone. And you have misrepresented me, in addition to playing the man and not the ball.You do realise other clubs also worked around personal issues during the hub situation.
I don't know what decade you are living in if you think we'd be respected for preventing players from being present at their birth of their child or for keeping them locked in states away from their children while the are struggling but thankfully, most of society has progressed beyond it.
My mail was Satan was against it.Think it was the Prez actually.
We say the same thing about 'our core' every 3-4 years and means we're in a perpetual cycle of rebuilds.
Look at the last couple of flags - heaps of players in the 28 - 30+ range.
Hawks managed to trade Kennedy before he became one of the best mids in the game.Not many kids come in and dominate either. Sinclair seemed to be mid 20s when he hit his straps.
I don't think it was an amazing Coincidence that Enright was the only assistant to survive the "great purge of 2022"Enright is the only one of the 3 assistants who should be safe