View Full Version : Surely it値l be All-Out Attack Tonight?
Drummond
18 May 2007, 18:59
Playing at home to an extremely average Richmond side, with a full house expected, surely we’ll be going all out tonight and play attacking football from the get go? I don’t want to see any negative football tonight, just relentless attack from beginning to end.
If we do, then without doubt it will be Crows by 10+ goals. If we play conservatively chances are we won’t put them away like we should and we might only win by a few goals. Big chance at a percentage booster tonight; lets make it happen Craigy. :thumbsu:
Given its been 90 minutes and i'm the first reply means nobody gives a fat rats crack about this game? That said, I'm hoping for a match score under 158.5, if the Tiges start chipping it round the backline crap they did when they beat you.
showdownhero
18 May 2007, 21:33
51-45 in the 2nd quater with Richmond showing plenty
Drummond shut the **** up!!!!
Crow-mo
18 May 2007, 21:47
Richmond last 5 goals in a row.
here's a great chance for NC to show off his match day wares. :thumbsu:
Kane McGoodwin
19 May 2007, 21:58
Dr Jinx.
... or are you using the Hawks v Saints game as your norm. ;)
My ten cents worth plus 1993 interest rates,
When Craig first got involved in AFL footy we were all attack.
It was under Blight and we had a surplus of forward options and the coleman medalist.
It was when Flooding first came to to attention from Eade and Wallace.
Some teams used flooding to try and stifle us.
We lost games when Craig was midfield coach by blazing away hoping our gun forward line would get us through in that ur first Premiership year.
Got murdered on the rebound, because we were commited to Attack.
The same thing that brought the south seas force down at isurava and brigade hill.
Craig took not of this as any trained Scientist is suppose to do.
So what we do when teams try and tighten the game up to restrict our scoring potential like in 97????
we restrict theres instead of being over commited and unpatient.
Makes them think again because they rely on us so they can run as ragged on the rebound.
Also we zone, no matter where they got the ball, its designed to stop the free running into a chest mark.
We are acutely coached, give us a break from injuries and see us ply our stuff on our terms not what we have no other choice.