bossman111
Team Captain
Weather is not great at the moment. Could be another tiny crowd
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Weather is not great at the moment. Could be another tiny crowd
It would be a tiny crowd anyway. Regardless of the weather.Weather is not great at the moment. Could be another tiny crowd
It would be a tiny crowd anyway. Regardless of the weather.
They aren't going to get many people to watch them while they are so uncompetitive.
I paid memberships in each of the past 3 years and I am starting to get pretty disillusioned about the way they have gone about things.
They simply aren't going to garner support while they put a team of kids out on the park each week to get thrashed.
I just recently finished watching a documentary put out by the afl "From Boys to Giants". It's an old one (i.e. pre-2012 - when Izzy was still our "marquee"). What was interesting is that you overheard SOS at one point mentioning that they weren't drafting specific players to build a team, and that they could always trade these players at a later date.
I now wonder if the GWS strategy was to establish these players, then sell them off as needed. A bit like a post-draft talent nursery.
If that is the case then perhaps now is that tipping point when list management starts trading away the players we've got for more established players.
Anyway.... I'm still rocking up this Saturday, rain, hail or shine. Hopefully we'll see some continued improvement from the players.
http://www.theaustralian.com.au/spo...erienced-ruckmen/story-fnca0u4y-1226647917127After the Suns used 46 players in their inaugural season in 2011 and 44 players last year, either Gorringe or Nicholls could be the 30th player used by the club at the top level this year, indicating a far more settled senior line-up.
It would be a tiny crowd anyway. Regardless of the weather.
They aren't going to get many people to watch them while they are so uncompetitive.
I paid memberships in each of the past 3 years and I am starting to get pretty disillusioned about the way they have gone about things.
They simply aren't going to garner support while they put a team of kids out on the park each week to get thrashed.
I just recently finished watching a documentary put out by the afl "From Boys to Giants". It's an old one (i.e. pre-2012 - when Izzy was still our "marquee"). .
GWS v West Coast
Adam Treloar was rested last week and didn't play in the NEAFL so should return to the senior side. Matt Buntine and Will Hoskin-Elliott both performed well in the reserves and are likely inclusions as Kevin Sheedy continues to rotate is young squad. Mark Whiley and Tom Bugg were both quiet against the Hawks and are likely to make way.
The Eagles will be forced into two changes with Will Schofield and Sharrod Wellingham to miss after picking up injuries against North. Bradd Dalziell has come in for Wellingham in a big show of faith for the former Lion as he keeps veteran Andrew Embley out of the side despite the 2006 Norm Smith medallist dominating in the WAFL last week. Mitch Brown looks a likely replacement for Schofield while Mark Hutchings, Callum Wilson and Sam Butler are all on the plane east according to spies at Perth airport, although there was no sign of Beau Waters.
Sorry to intrude, but you don't just go trading players who've you spent 3-4 years developing for the sake of acquiring established players. That's terrible for team morale. It's how relationships with the coaching staff fall apart. Players start questioning their position in the side and feel as though they're always walking on shaky ground with the possibility of being traded at the drop of a hat.I just recently finished watching a documentary put out by the afl "From Boys to Giants". It's an old one (i.e. pre-2012 - when Izzy was still our "marquee"). What was interesting is that you overheard SOS at one point mentioning that they weren't drafting specific players to build a team, and that they could always trade these players at a later date.
I now wonder if the GWS strategy was to establish these players, then sell them off as needed. A bit like a post-draft talent nursery.
If that is the case then perhaps now is that tipping point when list management starts trading away the players we've got for more established players.
Sorry to intrude, but you don't just go trading players who've you spent 3-4 years developing for the sake of acquiring established players. That's terrible for team morale. It's how relationships with the coaching staff fall apart. Players start questioning their position in the side and feel as though they're always walking on shaky ground with the possibility of being traded at the drop of a hat.
Maybe one or two, but not a big clean out like you seem to be suggesting.
Sorry to intrude, but you don't just go trading players who've you spent 3-4 years developing for the sake of acquiring established players. That's terrible for team morale. It's how relationships with the coaching staff fall apart. Players start questioning their position in the side and feel as though they're always walking on shaky ground with the possibility of being traded at the drop of a hat.
Maybe one or two, but not a big clean out like you seem to be suggesting.
Just so you know, there is no chance of Naitanui going anywhere.
The Greater Western Sydney GIANTS are pleased to welcome the National Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation (NACCHO) as the match day partner for AFL Indigenous Round.
So Townsend and O'hAilpin back in by the looks, no bench revealed in his photo though.Sheedy posted a larger version of the whiteboard. We might be able to postulate a team from that.