Or you know compete , make the dogs earn the win . Well they did they were too classy , so not taking anything away , but North would have fought harder than us
Yep that was non competitive especially the first quarter
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Or you know compete , make the dogs earn the win . Well they did they were too classy , so not taking anything away , but North would have fought harder than us
We’re riding hands and heels and pulling up to save ourself for finals. Why crack the whip when you don’t have to. Yes we’re lazy at the moment. It’s chillax time until finals, jag 1 or 2 more for the second chance then turn it on.
It's frustrating that the Bulldogs have injuries to their midfielders and it leads to them uncovering a gem in Ed Richards, who had been a flanker in his first 100 or so games.
We have injuries to our midfield and we turned to an underdone Mills, a banged-up Heeney, Parker being messy, Adams who is a new face but is more of the same.
Haven't really had much to call Horse out for this year, and it's not like I was thinking this yesterday so not saying I'm any smarter, but geez it might've been nice for us to just think outside the box a little.
Put a Wicks in there just to cause chaos, throw Lloyd in and see if he can be a Daicos type, try Florent again, maybe Roberts he was the only one having a good game, Campbell who has played there in VFL.
Just something different to challenge the Bulldogs and throw something different at them or to inject life into our midfield. Would any of those ideas above have worked? Maybe not. But only way we'll know is by trying!
Instead it feels like we got flogged all the while not really learning or gaining anything new.
We weren’t even trying yesterday. It’s a Will not a Skill issue. Hard for the boys not to be thinking finals. Someone said they looked bored with home and away, can’t blame them.You cant just pick and choose when to win unfortunately
Agree, do a squad and position rotation when you’re so far in front.It's frustrating that the Bulldogs have injuries to their midfielders and it leads to them uncovering a gem in Ed Richards, who had been a flanker in his first 100 or so games.
We have injuries to our midfield and we turned to an underdone Mills, a banged-up Heeney, Parker being messy, Adams who is a new face but is more of the same.
Haven't really had much to call Horse out for this year, and it's not like I was thinking this yesterday so not saying I'm any smarter, but geez it might've been nice for us to just think outside the box a little.
Put a Wicks in there just to cause chaos, throw Lloyd in and see if he can be a Daicos type, try Florent again, maybe Roberts he was the only one having a good game, Campbell who has played there in VFL.
Just something different to challenge the Bulldogs and throw something different at them or to inject life into our midfield. Would any of those ideas above have worked? Maybe not. But only way we'll know is by trying!
Instead it feels like we got flogged all the while not really learning or gaining anything new.
Yep.I ask an honest question but wasn't Braeden drafted as a winger/onballer so if it wasn't really working for him why not give him a few CBAs in a blowout to see if he can discover something?
When the game was dead 9-10 goals apart just try something, Both him and Richards have very similar attributes so you just try it much like how we did it with Mcinerney and now we all trust him on ball as well etcYep.
His much-hyped performance in the U18s game on Grand Final day as a bottom-ager, he played as a centre bounce mid, almost a traditional rover.
Most agree that that performance was influential in getting him drafted so highly, and it's the position we've played him in as a VFL when he's been significantly better than at AFL level (if not Tom Mitchell-levels)
Yet we've shown no interest in exploring it at senior level.
I honestly think Horse just backed his leaders in. Parker, Mills, Adams, Gulden, Warner, Heeney. But all are flawed options at this stage, and weren't getting the job done yesterday.When the game was dead 9-10 goals apart just try something, Both him and Richards have very similar attributes so you just try it much like how we did it with Mcinerney and now we all trust him on ball as well etc
I had stuff to do at 5pm so didn't watch much of the third or fourth but felt like the game was never ending with mistake after mistake after mistake. Just needed something different when there was no energy needed a midfield just full of burst rather than slownessI honestly think Horse just backed his leaders in. Parker, Mills, Adams, Gulden, Warner, Heeney. But all are flawed options at this stage, and weren't getting the job done yesterday.
Felt like a wasted opportunity and a wasted afternoon, because I didn't need to watch three hours of that steaming pile of you-know-what just to find out we're kinda average without Rowbottom. Stevie Wonder could've told me that and I could've gone out for a surf instead.
Nah i think Japan would have been over the moon with negative interest, we are going backwardsHarvey Norman would have been proud of yesterday’s effort.
Zero Interest.
Harvey Norman would have been proud of yesterday’s effort.
Zero Interest.
You’re getting it confused with deflation. What everyone at the ground felt after the first bounce.Nah i think Japan would have been over the moon with negative interest, we are going backwards
Edit: This joke would have worked for the past 8 years up until April when they finally went to a positive IR
It's frustrating that the Bulldogs have injuries to their midfielders and it leads to them uncovering a gem in Ed Richards, who had been a flanker in his first 100 or so games.
We have injuries to our midfield and we turned to an underdone Mills, a banged-up Heeney, Parker being messy, Adams who is a new face but is more of the same.
Haven't really had much to call Horse out for this year, and it's not like I was thinking this yesterday so not saying I'm any smarter, but geez it might've been nice for us to just think outside the box a little.
Put a Wicks in there just to cause chaos, throw Lloyd in and see if he can be a Daicos type, try Florent again, maybe Roberts he was the only one having a good game, Campbell who has played there in VFL.
Just something different to challenge the Bulldogs and throw something different at them or to inject life into our midfield. Would any of those ideas above have worked? Maybe not. But only way we'll know is by trying!
Instead it feels like we got flogged all the while not really learning or gaining anything new.
Good joke again, all through HS and uni we referenced Japan as the outlier with a negative cash rate but that changed in March this year when they finally rose above 0.You’re getting it confused with deflation. What everyone at the ground felt after the first bounce.
So losing 4 out of the last 5 is the plan?We’re riding hands and heels and pulling up to save ourself for finals. Why crack the whip when you don’t have to. Yes we’re lazy at the moment. It’s chillax time until finals, jag 1 or 2 more for the second chance then turn it on.
The bloke can't hit a barn door at the moment however, nor mark it. We need more than 2 marks and a behind out of him, no matter how desperate he is, or how much pressure he in theory applies (I thought there were more than enough lacking in effort moments to balance off any good pressure).
Dare I say it - are we any worse off if we put Ladhams in as a second ruck and play Mclean as a Full time forward, or alternatively give Hamling a go (least he might kick a few). His form since that wonderful night in Adelaide is Ben Ronke like in its decline.
Lets not over react. We're getting injuries, players are out of form & we've played teams with good match ups who are way more desperate to win than us atm. Bulldogs played that game like it was a final. Why wouldn't Horse back in the players who have done a job the entire season? No need to make drastic changes now, that would just be silly.
With all the injuries we have, I don't think we can afford to drop players. We don't have a massive injury list, it's just a shame they are all gun players. They need to pull their head in and make an effort because right now, no body is seeing that. A couple of our "Hollywood" boys need a good, hard look at themselves.Lets not over react. We're getting injuries, players are out of form & we've played teams with good match ups who are way more desperate to win than us atm. Bulldogs played that game like it was a final. Why wouldn't Horse back in the players who have done a job the entire season? No need to make drastic changes now, that would just be silly.