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Everything is fine, we expected it to take a while for it to kick in...the gameplan that is
 

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Captain Groenewegen Snr said:
Needs a bit of work imo :thumbsu: Who the **** have they had working on it? Do they even have a forward line structure these days?
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The scuttlebutt around footy circles is Brad has given a family member the role of strategic consiglieri. It's all hush hush at the moment, and apparently this person has been asked to never talk about the family business to anyone outside of the family. My source reckons its a relatively unknown figure, originally involved in umpiring.
 
ForceOfNature said:
WOW REALLY????

HEY EVERYONE OUR STRUCTURES NEED WORK!!!!!

Thanks for that Eistein...
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Isn't their gameplan supposed to be based on Ice Hockey or some shit? Maybe Brad just doesn't want to use his game plan coz it'll get his intellectual property all dirty...
 

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EasternTiger said:
The scuttlebutt around footy circles is Brad has given a family member the role of strategic consiglieri. It's all hush hush at the moment, and apparently this person has been asked to never talk about the family business to anyone outside of the family. My source reckons its a relatively unknown figure, originally involved in umpiring.
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Wow thats a weird way to go down, any idea how this ump has helped with the plan
 
I've said it for a LONG LONG LONG time. Laidley was a ****ing good coach. North should have never been a finals side with the squad they had. Laidleys gameplan got them there combined with his tactical nous on match day.

It's no coincidence Port seem to have gone from very average to looking good this year.
 
Brad Scott: "Now look boys, it's very simple. I reckon if we kick a higher score than the opposition, we will win more games than we lose. And Hale, looking good in the hair hat."

Boomer Harvey: "Um coach, what about tactics, field positioning and stuff like that? The boys are kinda confused with it all at the moment, can you run through it again?"

Brad Scott: " Rightio boys, gather round and take a knee. I've drawn upon other sports to devise this ingenious plan - I call it the triangle offense. It has worked unbelievably well for other teams, and it goes as follows:

The offense starts when a guard passes to the wing and cuts to the strong-side corner. The triangle is created from a post player on the strong-side block, the strong-side corner, and the extended strong-side wing, who gains possession on the first pass. The desired initial option in the offense is to pass to the strong-side post player on the block who is in good scoring position. From there the player has the options of looking to score or pass to one of the perimeter players who are exchanging from strong-side corner and wing, a dive cut down the lane, or the opposite wing flashing to the top of the key which initiates another common option known as the "pinch post".

If a pass to the block is not possible, the second option is either to pass to the weak-side guard who flashes top of the key from the weak-side wing position or passing to the strong-side corner. If the ball is passed to the corner the options are either shoot, pass to the strong-side block, or pick and pop with the wing. If it is passed to the weak-side guard it initiates the "pinch post" option. There are two options. The first and most common is to pass to the weak-side forward who flashes to the elbow (corner of the key at the free throw line) to receive the pass. When he does the options are a rub handoff, back door cut by guard without the ball, post up of the guard on a smaller player, or face up and attack. The second option is a pick and roll with the forward. The advantage to the first option is there are so many weapons to attack the defense it opens up a lot of freedom and ability to score effectively. The advantage on the second option is that the player who has the ball and uses the screen now has the entire side of the floor to work with to go one on one. Meanwhile, on the other side, the wing sets a screen for the corner guard on the triangle split. If the hand-off is not available, the forward or the guard can pass to the corner guard coming off the screen. If the defense overplays or expects the split, both the wing and the corner guard can back cut to the basket. During all of this time the original strong-side block player is able to establish position for an easy shot while the defender is lured by all of the movement and cutting by the other players.

If the strong-side wing-to-guard pass is not possible, the third option is for the weak-side forward to flash to the strong-side elbow, take the pass, and cut to the basket on the trademark backdoor play of the offense. Meanwhile, the wing and corner guard exchange on a down screen. The forward with the ball can pass to the cutting guard or to the corner guard coming off the wing's screen. If nothing's available, he can shoot the basketball himself.

The offense also has a variety of options if there's heavy pressure from the defense. If the initial wing-pass by the guard isn't available, the triangle can be created on the other side by passing to the other guard, who then passes to the weak-side forward (who then becomes the strong-side wing). The guard, who initially had the ball, then cuts to the other corner. The center or the pressured wing can flash to the opposite post. If the guard-to-guard pass is not available, the weak-side forward can make a similar flash cut that was mentioned earlier. That also creates many cutting opportunities. If there is heavy pressure on everybody, the center can release the pressure by cutting to the high post for a pass by the ballhandling guard. That would also create space for possible cuts.

OK, any questions?
 
See what happens when you try and polish a shit. New facilities is whats ****ed them.

Norf are used to being tip rats in a below par facility. Rip down the new joint and go back to being filthy animals.

Norf + new facilities = feeding strawberries to pigs.
 

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