Do you get better at recovering from concussions the more you have?
It's called wear and tear.
lol at comparing concussions to getting on a plane.
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Do you get better at recovering from concussions the more you have?
It's called wear and tear.
Absolutely agree with you. Very unusual to have to travel to Perth for two finals for a Vic team though, (just thinking about that travel compared to all season travel by WA based teams)They are at a big disadvantage to have to travel to Perth twice. Just like it would be for us to have to travel to Melbourne twice. Hence why it is so important for us to finish top 2, just as it was important for Hawthorn to do the same.
lol at comparing concussions to getting on a plane.
Understand where you're going with that fidstar. Couple of things though..airflight with an injury does make a difference to recovery time from the injury...having 7 day breaks makes a massive difference to 5 day breaks in terms of soft tissue injuries & general soreness. Agree a team playing in high temperatures/humidity can affect performance.Also just to illustrate my point travel is a recovery issue, not an injury thing.
We should be better at traveling than other teams. I don't understand why people would think differently.
A couple of similar type of things. Team A plays the season with rest between games of 5 days, then 9 days, then 5 days etc throughout the season. While team B plays the who season with 7 day breaks, with a couple of 5 day breaks thrown in. Then they play the first final with only a 5 day break. Surely the team that has had 11 5 day breaks throughout the year has an advantage over Team B.
Another example is a team that plays 11 games throughout the year at 20 degrees and 11 at 35 degrees, while Team B plays 20 at 20 degrees and 2 at 35 degrees. I know who has an advantage come finals and it's a 35 degree day.
Made me feel like I'm back in schoolAlso just to illustrate my point travel is a recovery issue, not an injury thing.
We should be better at traveling than other teams. I don't understand why people would think differently.
A couple of similar type of things. Team A plays the season with rest between games of 5 days, then 9 days, then 5 days etc throughout the season. While team B plays the who season with 7 day breaks, with a couple of 5 day breaks thrown in. Then they play the first final with only a 5 day break. Surely the team that has had 11 5 day breaks throughout the year has an advantage over Team B.
Another example is a team that plays 11 games throughout the year at 20 degrees and 11 at 35 degrees, while Team B plays 20 at 20 degrees and 2 at 35 degrees. I know who has an advantage come finals and it's a 35 degree day.
They are different in terms of scale but it's an example - just because doing it once doesn't affect you that doesn't mean over time the effects don't build up.lol at comparing concussions to getting on a plane.
Because.......They........do.....not.....accept.....it.....is.....a disdavantage.....for.....WA.....teams......to....travel......every.....second......week. In....fact...they.....make.....the ....point....that....if...we...lose.....we....can't...travel.But...it is a disadvantage for Melbourne teams and an advantage for Perth teams. So why can't they make a big deal about it?
Does the AFL pay for travel and accommodation or is that done by the teams themselves?
Strange way to type a response.Because.......They........do.....not.....accept.....it.....is.....a disdavantage.....for.....WA.....teams......to....travel......every.....second......week. In....fact...they.....make.....the ....point....that....if...we...lose.....we....can't...travel.
Pretty sure AFL pays all travel costs.Does the AFL pay for travel and accommodation or is that done by the teams themselves?
Pretty sure AFL pays all travel costs.
When the Eagles started however, I vaguely remember reading the AFL covered all of the Victorian clubs travel costs, but not West Coast's. Was a farce the crap Eagles had to put up with.
Richie Benaud has been widely remembered as the finest commentator in cricket history after his passing on Friday and these are the rules he lived by.
1. Develop a distinctive style.
2. Put your brain into gear before opening your mouth.
3. There are no teams in the TV world called ‘we’ or ‘they’.
4. Concentrate fiercely at all times.
5. Try to avoid allowing these past your lips: “Of course ...” “As you can see on the screen” “You know ...” “I tell you what ...”
6. Never say “That’s a tragedy or a disaster ...” — the Titanic was a tragedy, the Ethiopian drought a disaster, and neither bears any relation to a dropped catch.
7. Never ask a statement.
8. Remember the value of the pause.
9. Above all don’t take yourself too seriously, and have fun.
Richie was something else. So lucky to grow up listening to him call cricket. Sorely missed.
I still remember the clown Robbo(Ian Robertson) saying the Eagles are impostors. They win the easy games at home when teams have the hard trip to WA but can't win in Melbourne.Strange way to type a response.
Who is "they" exactly? I haven't heard any media commentators make that statement.
In the past I wouldn't have had any problem with that statement. What do you think is wrong with it?I still remember the clown Robbo(Ian Robertson) saying the Eagles are impostors. They win the easy games at home when teams have the hard trip to WA but can't win in Melbourne.
I kid you not, and some of that attitude still lingers.
The knob probably failed to see the contradiction in his statement. How is the trip from Melbourne to Perth any harder than the trip Perth to Melbourne?In the past I wouldn't have had any problem with that statement. What do you think is wrong with it?
The boys have proven they can win anywhere this year, so I doubt any media commentators will still be saying that.
I think you're reading into it too much. Travel in either direction is the same. He seems to be stating that the Eagles could only win at home (which is evidently easier), making them look better than they are (Ie. Imposters).The knob probably failed to see the contradiction in his statement. How is the trip from Melbourne to Perth any harder than the trip Perth to Melbourne?
He referred to "when teams have the hard trip to Perth" which is why I made my comment about the trip over here being as hard as the trip the other way.I think you're reading into it too much. Travel in either direction is the same. He seems to be stating that the Eagles could only win at home (which is evidently easier), making them look better than they are (Ie. Imposters).