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When Maxwell got interviewed at half time the first thing he (very smugly I thought) said was "Did we look hungry?" As if the side had already proved themselves in just one half of footy.
The comment just made me think that in his mind he just thinks "Yup, we've done enough and that'll do it". When the fact is, it's not enough and what we've been dishing up is not good enough.
I'm not sure why, maybe I'm reading too much into it, but I didn't like it and it came across extremely cocky and as if he thought that the job was already done and the way we've played this year has shown to me that we think that we're it and a bit just by playing a couple of good patches every now and then.
By the way, I should probably add that had we have played four good quarters and got a good win (80+) and he said it AFTER the match I probably wouldn't have minded it.
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We do not need our players to be robots but we should expect better from our leaders.
Agree. Then the typical:
Kingy - Did you read the article?
Maxwell - No, I was told about it.
Maxy came across as a complete knob IMO.
If that was how Maxwell reacted to being interviewed by king then maybe the time has come for Luke Ball to be made captain because I am certain ball would not have answered in such a manner in fact I do not think Maxwell himself would have.
I think it does show how smug some of our players are becoming and if Maxwell thinks it is okay to be a smartarse then ball needs to become captain ASAP because it does show a sense of self satisfaction and even more importantly complacency.
Maxy came across as a complete knob IMO.
I respect what you're saying Swanny but it's exactly the stuff that I'm talking about. You not only get a physical break at half time but a very important mental break as well. To think that a player would be 'on' for a whole game is unreasonable. Just because he's had a crack it doesn't mean he is not aware of what needs to be done to continue. The players and coaches are not robots and with the increasing number if interviews and media scrutiny, we will see more of the human side. Think we better get used to some players not spilling the usual cliches and I'm glad.He made the comment before Kingy had even said anything, it wasn't in response to anything.
And again, to make that comment at half time just shows that he was more worried about cracking a "joke" at half time when his head should be in the game and not thinking about articles in the paper.
Save that for after the match.
Don't really see the need to insult buddy, it's just an opinion and I haven't insulted you, Maxy or anyone else.
But if that's what you've gotta do to get your point across, then good on you.
I do not know if I am one of the posters you refer to bud but I do not have a problem with Maxy at all but I do not like smugness especially after what we saw in the 2nd half yesterday and even if we had played better in the 2nd half than we did I still prefer a team,s play does it,s talking not clever remarks.That's where we disagree. Your opinion is quite insulting, considering Maxwell's career, the type of player he is and the values he displays everytime he pulls on the black and white. There was context to Maxwell's jibe that you seem to have missed. I find it insulting when a man's attitude is judged on one light-hearted comment when there are so many more tangible things that allow us to judge his approach to the game.
Anyway, Swanny36, my comment wasn't directed at you specifically but at several other posters that have seen this as an opportunity to bag our captain once again.
IskenderI think you are missing the point here. It's not about him speaking out but the perceived attitude reflected in what he said.
It's funny how you can get an impression of someone from one line..