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The losses to North and Melbourne last year proved more anomalies rather than a true reflection of where we were heading towards the end of the minor round. This year, despite the losses, we've shown that we can turn things around and with a whole host of missing top-ten players. It can be argued that talking injuries are an excuse, but it is simply unfair to do comparisons now and last year due to the lack of key personnel right now.North Melbourne at Hobart and then Melbourne at home last year ... Not only with Pyke coaching but back to back games . No changes made .
Look at all of our big losses over his tenure and they are almost all on big grounds and against very strong power running teams .
We are yet to find a counter for this . Melbourne twice , North Melb , Collingwood ( draw ) was the same before we fought back , Grand Final .
All of those games we had patches where we were destroyed without laying a finger on the opposition .
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Geez Gallucci beyond stiff. Not sure what a sub 10 game small forward can do in that game.
O'Brien stiff as a board as well. Sauce embarrassed himself again after the port game; beat up on the dogs with no ruck. Nah he stays in ffs.
GWS would be perfect for blooding O'Brien with no pure ruckman in the side.
Not really anomalies in context , as we faltered to the very average pies at the MCG on the run home and then did not learn and went in top heavy in the GF and got spiddily spanked .The losses to North and Melbourne last year proved more anomalies rather than a true reflection of where we were heading towards the end of the minor round. This year, despite the losses, we've shown that we can turn things around and with a whole host of missing top-ten players. It can be argued that talking injuries are an excuse, but it is simply unfair to do comparisons now and last year due to the lack of key personnel right now.
I just hope the leaders when they come back, they will be fit and hungry as ever to do their best to improve and gel the team. All is not lost if we can bounce back and string a couple of wins.
The only mistake right now that I can see is not giving Sauce a rest and trying ROB for a few games instead. All the other players picked right now are due to a cluster of injured/underdone players not able to push for selection! The coaches selections are heavily restricted in choosing players on a weekly basis (currently), as well as tinkering too much in-game because we have too many underdone players and too many kids unfamiliar with the speed of AFL games.Not really anomalies in context , as we faltered to the very average pies at the MCG on the run home and then did not learn and went in top heavy in the GF and got spiddily spanked .
The thing that masked it was our big wins at home and then against very average competition .
We had a very favorable draw last year and some great wins at home .
We are miles away from anything this year yet repeating the same mistakes .
Our grand final blues are an event not a trendLucky that anomaly didnt show up in the GF
The only mistake right now that I can see is not giving Sauce a rest and trying ROB for a few games instead. All the other players picked right now are due to a cluster of injured/underdone players not able to push for selection! The coaches selections are heavily restricted in choosing players on a weekly basis (currently), as well as tinkering too much in-game because we have too many underdone players and too many kids unfamiliar with the speed of AFL games.
Why do you think we have so many injuries this year ... answer is we have run our team into the dirt the last 2-3 years by not using our list depth .
It is a cumulative effect and a complete blight on list and team management over the last 2 seasons especially .
This.Edit: not to teach lessons, but Sauce looks cooked. If it turns out that he is cooked and he costs us several games for these selectors to figure this out then that is incompetence. Surprised ROB didn’t give Sauce a rest. Will be pissed if he has another poor game.
Keath?with Keath being the pacy, marking swingman
Message is pretty clear you'd think. Welcome to National Lampoon's Adelaide Crows selection night.Dropping Gallucci? Get f**ked. Jacobs,Lynch and Mackay should be gone before him.
Way to send a message after an embarrassment last week.
Like tom Doedee - really struggling to step up post sanflGlad to see someone else on here rate Hayward ... let's get him home .
Witherden showing plenty as well but you would have to wonder what they would be like with 2 years in the stifling system of the AFC two's
This is embarrasing , when Gooch has played 70 games and is 24 and finally getting 15 possessions and contributing you will be calling for him to be arsedImagine poor Gallucci going into his match review.
Coaches: "Mate you had seven touches, 1 goal, 4 tackles and 4 inside 50s. That's not enough. You're not contributing. You're omitted this week"
Gooch: "But the ball was down the other end of the ground, Betts also had 7 touches and Fogarty just 9!"
Coaches: "Betts kicked 2 goals"
Gooch: "I had 2 shots on goal!"
Coaches: "Yeah but you missed one. That's why you're omitted."
Gooch: "The miss was why we lost by 91 points?"
Coaches: "There are many things you have to work on"
Gooch: "What about Mackay? Or Lynch? Jacobs was towelled up by Gawn. Are they getting dropped too?"
Coaches: "Nah mate. They have experience. And they know running patterns. And they train the bloody house down."
Gooch: "So the blokes who's job it was to lead the team and win the game in the middle are not dropped, while I played as a forward where the ball wasn't and get dropped?"
Coaches: "Yeah mate, that's right."
Mackay had an acute case of shitmyselfitis
JW, you get points for optimismI just hope the leaders when they come back, they will be fit and hungry as ever to do their best to improve and gel the team. All is not lost if we can bounce back and string a couple of wins.
This is embarrasing , when Gooch has played 70 games and is 24 and finally getting 15 possessions and contributing you will be calling for him to be arsed
Agree with 98% of it other than faith in Galluci becoming a very good hybrid midIt’s interesting that a number of the TTBs (tools, trolls and bedwetters) admitted that they never watched the Melbourne match or turned it off early. Also very few of them follow the Twos (anyone that says bring in Cheney/Himmelberg/Dear/Jarman/Edwards/Signorello or Davis has zero credibility).
I have defended Gallucci when a number of his “new fans” were calling him a bust. He will eventually be a very good hybrid mid but CEY and Seedsman moved ahead of him due to his pre-season injury. He has had 33 touches, 2 goals and 16 tackles in the last 4 matches. His last two matches have been poor and he needs a rest.
IMHO Poholke will develop into a more than handy inside mid. He isn’t a great small forward and I expect the sMurph to have more impact.
Sauce has been all over the place this year. He was smacked by Grundy and Gawn, poor in the first half against the Bulldogs but played well in the second half. The combination of injury and lack of sleep means it is hard to predict what he has to offer. It would not surprise me if ROB is a late swap although my preference would be to play ROB against Freo and the Hawks and give Sauce a 3 week break.
And then there is David ****ing Mackay. IMHO he was poor against Poort Pear, good against the Bulldogs and far from our worst against Melbourne. Despite a valiant attempt to steal blooper of the year from Tom Doedee, IMHO BNM has performed better than Gallucci and Poholke over the last four weeks. If we can get back Sloane and Knight, he will join Andy Otten in the Twos.
Overall, I think it is the best team we can select this week but win, lose or draw, we can expect quite a few changes in the next few weeks.
Over the course of the year he reshaped the team, and that is what I would expect Pyke to do.
Maybe you are right. I will be sad if we are still backing in the same senior players in the same roles after 4 consecutive losses.Unfortunately Pyke showed no inclination of doing this last year.
From Round 1 to the catastrophic Round 8 Melbourne loss we added Brad Crouch and Taylor Walker. We lost McGovern and Knight, both to injury.
Then from that Round 8 game to the GF we swapped Hampton for Greenwood, Menzel for Knight, Milera for Lever, and Smith for Seedsman. Hampton and Smith both got injured when they were replaced. Knight and Lever were both first 22 and returning to the side.
Pyke is extremely averse to unforced changes during the season. I can't see him doing any reshaping during the year.
Basically I am not convinced that coaches who like to “make a statement” by shuffling fringe players are on average any better at teaching resilience.
Absolute rubbish
Murphy Fog both first years getting games
Poholke will be a delist
It's not a development comp this is men's football