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- Jul 24, 2015
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I hope you sipped plenty of beer.Indeed it was. I made sure to keep well refreshed.
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I hope you sipped plenty of beer.Indeed it was. I made sure to keep well refreshed.
Couple of things here:
You may be right about the six wins, but will we get many better opportunities than last night?
I've heard the 'beat a good team when it all clicks' for the last three seasons. I doubt it will click in that fashion in 2025.
They had 1 rotation and only 2 uninjured players on the bench with 6 minutes left.We had a bunch of rotations left, dogs had 0 with 2 minutes to go. Couldn’t bang on a couple with a cooked dogs team
Ricky’s work? Thats what I was saying in posts earlier about allowing short kicks out of full back.Read this:
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Inside v outside: Round 1, 2025 v Western Bulldogs
After several hours in a sweatbox, it was a sense of what could have been for North Melbourne.theshinboner.com
Not an excuse but it was like a ****ing sauna in marvel 34 degrees, bulldogs had to play it too but could explain a few players not being quite at peak performance, weird to be playing footy in those conditions
Wait until we play the Crows at AO.Could be worse. Could be St Kilda.
WWait until we play the Crows at AO.
I'm sure the AFL integrity unit investigation into Geelong is causing him a certain degree of anxiety.Showed absolutely no emotion when he kicked his first.
Nor his second.
With each passing day there’s a little more smoke.
0How many beers deep are you in a Sunday session to think that we are capable of doing that?
30?
How many beers deep are you in a Sunday session to think that we are capable of doing that?
30?
Most likely, especially when we play some good teams near full strengthIf we start 0-4, we are in for another 2024 with absolute hidings in the backend of the season again.
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I take zero responsibility for any alcoholism caused by this.Interesting case study. I’ll start now and let you know.
AhemSo the improvement is going from bottom 2 with a % of 63, to bottom 2 with a % of 80.
At least we get another high draft pick.
We have won 15 of our last 108 games and we bring that pissweak effort in the first quarter of the season against a team missing 3 of there top 5 players. I saw nothing last night that’s going to result in anything different, they can shove their honerable loss up their overpaid asses. The worst part is I’m not even upset anymore, I’m just numb to it.
My thoughts are the club knows our zone defence is putrid.Ricky’s work? Thats what I was saying in posts earlier about allowing short kicks out of full back.
He articulates it so well.
But, if we run at 90% by hand and foot, then we play with a very tight zone, we go in a few goals up at 1/4 time.
The skills I see are under 10’s shit.
The game plan will work, it just needs sharp skills.. its a rather simple effective base model
Would it be as bad with a pressure rating of 180? Thats the average? And skills that resemble elite AFL players?My thoughts are the club knows our zone defence is putrid.
Their thinking is a kickout from fb they get the square and 15 metres to run so that stretches the zone. Allowing the short kick should shorten the zone required but for that to happen we need to get to the mark quick smart.
We are allowing to many consecutive kicks and the zone is smashed and players don’t know where they’re at.
Man on man means you chase tail too much. It has its place but I certainly wouldn’t like to see it. Not when our defenders are slow and soft.Q : How would going man on man, especially at opposition kick in's compare to the zone system we appear to be going with ?