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Was also very heartwarming to see all of Richmond get behind you in grand final week.
I know John Longmire actually reasonably well, I would go and actually talk to two or three of those coaches - and I’m sure they’d give him the time - to actually say, ‘what do you reckon we did wrong or right, after those floggings in Grand Finals? What could we have done or what would you have done differently from what you’ve learnt?’
“They weren’t ready… you know deep down after (the game), the other team were so much better, so much more organised in lots of ways and mainly in games played,” Blight said on SEN’s Sportsday SA.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but the only team to have bounced back from a GF drubbing to make finals the following year was us, under Longmire. Pretty sure that means he's the only one that actually has a clue how to do it well.“That’s what I’d be doing”: AFL legend offers advice for Swans coach after Grand Final disaster
“They weren't ready.”www.sen.com.au
Malcolm Blight suggesting Horse speaks to other coaches (Choco Williams, Leon Cameron) who were also trounced in a GF;
Blight's observation on the GF;
Both seem reasonable, sensible observations.
And we went out in straight sets FWIWCorrect me if I'm wrong, but the only team to have bounced back from a GF drubbing to make finals the following year was us, under Longmire. Pretty sure that means he's the only one that actually has a clue how to do it well.
Sure, but there's some moving of the goalposts there. The concern is not how deep into finals we go - even following a successful grand final, you can still go out in straight sets (Geelong, Hawthorn, Melbourne). The concern is if we will make finals at all, given there is precedent for a capitulation of team and culture post-GF drubbings. Given that Horse avoided that fate and got us into a top four spot where a straight sets exit was even a possibility - and we were then able to build and improve again the following year - I think we're in the best hands possible when it comes to navigating what will probably be a challenging season.And we went out in straight sets FWIW
We got injured to hell and back by finals and were mentally running on fumes after the Goodes and Buddy stuffAnd we went out in straight sets FWIW
Or what if he did pretty much the same as Williams and Cameron and we just got lucky?Correct me if I'm wrong, but the only team to have bounced back from a GF drubbing to make finals the following year was us, under Longmire. Pretty sure that means he's the only one that actually has a clue how to do it well.
I believe we were fairly injury strung though from memory.And we went out in straight sets FWIW
I believe we were fairly injury strung though from memory.
And Heeney kicked like 0.6 or something in the QFWe got injured to hell and back by finals and were mentally running on fumes after the Goodes and Buddy stuff
Ridiculous, you could argue Chad over every single one of themLooks like Gerard Whateley are running the SEN polls, no signs of the Chad as an option.
I'd probs go out of these 5, 1. Serong 2. De Koning 3. Anderson 4. Green 5. Jackson
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Well the bloke was a pretty decent coach“That’s what I’d be doing”: AFL legend offers advice for Swans coach after Grand Final disaster
“They weren't ready.”www.sen.com.au
Malcolm Blight suggesting Horse speaks to other coaches (Choco Williams, Leon Cameron) who were also trounced in a GF;
Blight's observation on the GF;
Both seem reasonable, sensible observations.
Melbourne bounced back in '89 to be 4th. Bulldogs scraped into the 8 in 2022Correct me if I'm wrong, but the only team to have bounced back from a GF drubbing to make finals the following year was us, under Longmire. Pretty sure that means he's the only one that actually has a clue how to do it well.
Her hubby is a died-in-the-wool Tiger supporter. Where did she have them?This mornings Herald-Sun has a full page by Lauren Wood on what we can expect this year , there is also another 2 pager with every teams depth , we come in 3rd
Looks like Gerard Whateley are running the SEN polls, no signs of the Chad as an option.
I'd probs go out of these 5, 1. Serong 2. De Koning 3. Anderson 4. Green 5. Jackson
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1. Warner1. Warner
2. Green
3. Jackson
4. de Koning
5. Serong
6. Anderson
Gist of the articles is that Prince Harry is a privileged petulant resentful brat with the emotional intelligence of a spoilt 12yo.I need a paywall dodge on the newest HS article while you're at it
Gist of the articles is that Prince Harry is a privileged petulant resentful brat with the emotional intelligence of a spoilt 12yo.
Who says you can't teach an old dog new tricks 'eh.... I was certain he had the capacity of a 9 year old... but 12! Respect