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Bluemour Discussion Thread XVI - Facts Not Welcome
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bleednavyblue
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Gambling?
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- Apr 19, 2017
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Most of the media have 'flogitis'
bleednavyblue
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That too. Bryce was a great player for our club and i just hope he ends the way he started, a champ
- Jul 7, 2018
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Re: Bolton vs Clarkson
Agree with the sentiment that it’s a very different thing to have been trained by the master vs actually being the master.
I mean, just look at Obi Wan Kenobi and Anakin Skywalker. That didn’t turn out so well.
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Agree with the sentiment that it’s a very different thing to have been trained by the master vs actually being the master.
I mean, just look at Obi Wan Kenobi and Anakin Skywalker. That didn’t turn out so well.
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This morning my wifi cut out, so I yelled out 'BOOOOOOOH!'.
My 7yo daughter replied 'ESSENDON!'.
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My 7yo daughter replied 'ESSENDON!'.
#ProudDad
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Next, I guess I need to teach her to draw an asterisk in the air....
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What no phone smash to the head???
Hit him with a plasterboard as well ....
You need to lift son!
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blue_trinity
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We’re chasing Clarkson, Mathieson pushing it hard.
Awesome.
Whenever my 3 year old see * on TV she goes "dad... We hate those red and the black team"
I agree, Voss will be better 2nd time around, but get the feeling Clarkson, Lyon, Roos and Scott are in the preferred group of candidates.
"Carlton is open-minded about Brendon Bolton’s replacement, but won’t appoint a coach with training wheels on”
“No one is out of the question yet, but there’s a very clear focus,” Carlton football director Judd said.
“We’re not going to bring in a coach where’s there’s a feeling that they have got training wheels on, or there has got to be drop before there’s an uptick.
“We think there’s a lot of talent on our list and whoever comes in, be that a young coach or an old coach, we’re hoping an expecting an uptick on day one.”
https://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/...t/news-story/78c2377121516c1bf787a09c6719bd25
Love the words from Judd, this club is going to set standards with the playing group.
We can see it, the club can see it, we just need the youngsters to see it. Th club are going to bring in the best candidate they can get their hands on to show the group how to see it clearly, there is expectation that a senior coach having been there in the high heat of finals and grand finals will give the players the best chance to get the most out of themselves.
We can see it, the club can see it, we just need the youngsters to see it. Th club are going to bring in the best candidate they can get their hands on to show the group how to see it clearly, there is expectation that a senior coach having been there in the high heat of finals and grand finals will give the players the best chance to get the most out of themselves.
To my untrained eye the only thing I saw us do differently was actually look to use the corridor and put Ed in the middle as a tagger where he belongs. And Cripps got a rest up forward.
Nothing groundbreaking, we've been doing this the last 3 years
It's been mentioned previously, but the appointment of the 'right' coach would potentially have a large bearing on the players we could get during the trade period.
Massively important to get it right. Not sure we'll be going for a rookie...
Massively important to get it right. Not sure we'll be going for a rookie...
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Gibbons in the middle, less negative roles for players (like L'Ob who was far freer), made the field a lot longer as in we didn't compress into our own half when defending, key forward targets were far better positioned, Walsh off the wing and into the guts, Marchbank played a more involved and intercepting role, one key target always within 60 from goal, Weitering rolling back to stay deeper instead of letting plow and Marchy continuously be dragged to the goal square, more balanced setup around stoppages. Essentially I noticed a lot of differences, no idea if the differences were Bolton vs Teague or if they're lack of confidence vs circuit breaker or a bit of both.
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He’s a flog Tom Morris
He said that maybe the reason SOS and Lyon met last week was that Lyon may have been trying to lure SOS to Freo as list manager.
- Apr 23, 2017
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Unless it’s unrelated to footy, why on earth would he leave now?
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Think there was more times when we kicked to one of our big key forwards closer to goals than previously.
I reckon his 2 boys on the list and the constant criticism of JSOS has come in the way of his job.
SOS was a monster. It's a shame
Realistically has probably done his job.Done the hard yards.
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