Agree. He was one of the better recruiters. He built Brisbane's three time premiership team.Seems like a good judge. Did he nominate a clear top player?
I can't remember who he had at 1. Sorry.
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Agree. He was one of the better recruiters. He built Brisbane's three time premiership team.Seems like a good judge. Did he nominate a clear top player?
We’ve got a very good bass section, mind, but no top tenors that’s for sure.Did anyone notice the insipid singing of the team song after the win over the Bombers? Pathetic, no oomph, no raucous volume and almost everyone was in key which I found the most disturbing part.
Scott Clayton always took the credit for this. The reality was the recruiter did very little.Agree. He was one of the better recruiters. He built Brisbane's three time premiership team.
I can't remember who he had at 1. Sorry.
His disposal by foot is amazing - incredibly quick, pinpoint and penetrating.Its hilarious watching the various media types discussing Libbas season like he's been some kinda journeyman his entire career.
I recall one from yesterday acting all kinds of surprised at how skilled he actually is with ball in hand.
Ive said it before, but in their mind he is only now coming out of the shadow of perception that was attached to his father. When in reality he surpassed him years ago. He has vision and a skillset on par with any midfielder player in the game and has since the start of his career. It's a travesty that the media are only now picking up on that fact and mentioning him as a AA contender when he should be a lock.
You sound exactly like Caroline Wilson.They can convey that message without him losing his nut pretty easily.
Don't mind the robust feedback or the idea that he's bringing a harder style of messaging to the group (if he even is). I've said for years the playing group lack a certain level mental toughness which has caused some of the issues we see.
I just don't believe for a second that punching whiteboards or going crazy in the box is a) related to any possible change in messaging style or b) even it if is related, likely to help at all.
These are signs of someone losing control, not implementing a controlled message IMO.
Its hilarious watching the various media types discussing Libbas season like he's been some kinda journeyman his entire career.
I recall one from yesterday acting all kinds of surprised at how skilled he actually is with ball in hand.
Ive said it before, but in their mind he is only now coming out of the shadow of perception that was attached to his father. When in reality he surpassed him years ago. He has vision and a skillset on par with any midfielder player in the game and has since the start of his career. It's a travesty that the media are only now picking up on that fact and mentioning him as a AA contender when he should be a lock.
Uhhh ok.You sound exactly like Caroline Wilson.
Condescending and totally out of touch with what happens in the heat of battle.
Amongst our best long kicks too.It's funny because if anyone actually paid attention then they'd know that Libba is probably our second best short kick. He has never been just a tough inside mid who extracts the ball, he's a beautiful user of the ball.
Id go as far as to say he is the second best field kick in our side. Once again I think he suffers from comparison to his father being unable to kick much beyond 40 metres. Commentators still fall into the trap of questioning Tom when he's having a set shot at or beyond 40 metres an issue that he has never had. In fact I'd go as far as saying he is probably the most reliable shot on goal in the entire team. Its the one aspect of the game where he has The Bont well and truly covered. When he leans back and effortlessly kicks the ball with precision its a thing of football beauty.It's funny because if anyone actually paid attention then they'd know that Libba is probably our second best short kick. He has never been just a tough inside mid who extracts the ball, he's a beautiful user of the ball.
Every time he kicks a set shot from 50m they are shocked that he made the distance. I don't recall him ever falling short from there eitherIt's funny because if anyone actually paid attention then they'd know that Libba is probably our second best short kick. He has never been just a tough inside mid who extracts the ball, he's a beautiful user of the ball.
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Well, I suppose he had to get something right eventually!Robbo has called for Libba to be in the All Australian team and said he is a better kick than what people give him credit for
He did spend the next 5 minutes talking about EssendonWell, I suppose he had to get something right eventually!
Tom is my all time favourite player. Seeing Johnson, Morris, Boyd, Picken, Murphy all retire in the last decade has been rough but none would come close to how it’s going to feel seeing Libba call it a day. A Bulldogs team without a Liberatore is just wrong. I’m grateful we’ve at least got a Darcy to soften the blowI never thought I'd be a bigger fan of a player than I was of Tony Liberatore.
He gave a little boy with curly hair, a potato nose and surname ending in a vowel a place in football. He was tough, hard, fearsome and courageous, whilst also being all of 5 ft and the nicest bloke you'd ever meet off the field.
That the player to surpass him in my mind not only came around but happened to be his son is one of my greatest footy joys. Tom is a treasure.
What else could there possibly be to talk about?He did spend the next 5 minutes talking about Essendon
Bring in Bruce Dickinson as coach and motivator. Get him to sing before and after the game. Make the boys run through walls.Did anyone notice the insipid singing of the team song after the win over the Bombers? Pathetic, no oomph, no raucous volume and almost everyone was in key which I found the most disturbing part.
The singing coach has definitely lost them. I no longer have faith in him/her. Gotta go.
We need the soft cap space for another myotherapist anyway.
Bring in Bruce Dickinson as coach and motivator. Get him to sing before and after the game. Make the boys run through walls.
That note he hits at 1 minute 20 is how I want my Son’s of the West sung. Best live version of any song I have ever heard.
Serious question: is there a better, more reliable kick than Libba at our club?Libba has been the most underrated player in the league since he was drafted. In part I think it was his father's battler image and in another because he hates the media and gave them nothing.
But we know the truth. He could be the best clearance player in the league's history and he does it whilst being one of the most skilled players in the league with perfect tackle technique to boot.
Our club should have the boys in tight black jeans, Iron Maiden t-shirts and give them 5 minutes of Terry Wheeler before every f**king game - F**k myotherapy (I do like mushrooms and meditation however, off season).Saw them live a few years back. The energy he was showing on stage at age 60 far surpasses anything I've seen from half our list in the last 2 years. I want his fitness coach at our club
I found it funny even last week when BT was going off his nut that Libba was lining up from about 48, and that he actually made the distance!?!Every time he kicks a set shot from 50m they are shocked that he made the distance. I don't recall him ever falling short from there either
Agreed. I saw them at a similar time and I'm not the biggest fan or anything but they sounded pretty amazing for an old band (who can often sound very washed up).Saw them live a few years back. The energy he was showing on stage at age 60 far surpasses anything I've seen from half our list in the last 2 years. I want his fitness coach at our club
Not a knock on Libba at all but I'd still choose Dale in this scenario.Serious question: is there a better, more reliable kick than Libba at our club?
His left boot is seriously underrated. 40 out from goal, slight angle, Libba, Bont or Dale?
My top 2 in that scenario would be Libba or JJ.Serious question: is there a better, more reliable kick than Libba at our club?
His left boot is seriously underrated. 40 out from goal, slight angle, Libba, Bont or Dale?