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Yeah im still big fan of Ratten
He'd want to of learnt a lot under Clarko, or might as well stay the course with Bucks.
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Yeah im still big fan of Ratten
Hate to be pedantic but 2017 : 8.5/11 =42.5% Trivial I know, but it is what it isSorry..It was an oversight, however his stats have been done to death.
Overall: 70-1-64 = 51.85%
2012: 17-8 = 68%
2013: 14-9 = 60.9%
2014: 11/11 = 50%
2015: 10/12 = 45.4%
2016: 9/13 = 40.9%
2017: 8/12 = 40%
So what do you want? Pretty footy or finals? Good boy culture or finals? Let's be honest Longmire and Roos are proven successes - even Roos recently with Melbourne and Longmire in the gf last year. So when are we gonna be successful, doesn't look like any time soon. bucks or no bucksIsn't Bucks accused of having us playing boring football by some of you. Pretty sure the swans were accused of that by a certain afl president (yes won a premiership but there extra salary cap allowance that had a hand in that also) and wasn't Melbourne accused of boring defensive footy as well with some shocking low scores. So Roos will come with some negatives hope you then defend him on here if in the next to no chance he coaches collingwood
Was already better then Bucks before going to HawthornHe'd want to of learnt a lot under Clarko, or might as well stay the course with Bucks.
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Chanting can have wonderful mystical connotations. Keep it up, I'm sure the moment of awakening is closeWas already better then Bucks before going to Hawthorn
I'd call that desperation, we are and have been in completely different universes! that is blind hope at best. I think Dimma has squeezed all he could out of that list previous to this year, now with Nankervis, Caddy, Prestia, Rioli and co. playing out of their collective skin they're in the conversation - good development.It's funny. I'm starting to read the tea leaves as pointing the other way.So it looks more and more likely Bucks will get an extension - ah well at some point the club will have an epiphany and change things up. It is impossible for the club to stay much longer in mediocrity it's just not accepted at Collingwood. Next year or the year after a change will happen or at least be looked at at board level.
Some are looking at the richmond situation and hanging their hat on we'll do the sameI'd call that desperation, we are and have been in completely different universes! that is blind hope at best. I think Dimma has squeezed all he could out of that list previous to this year, now with Nankervis, Caddy, Prestia
Finals for me everyday of the week. Not so sure Roos was overly successful at Melb, more stopped the bleeding by being ultra defensive. A congo line of high draft picks has helped Melbourne not so much Roos the genius. Saintly is correct, its the cattle always has been about having the cattle. Leigh Mathews has said the same.So what do you want? Pretty footy or finals? Good boy culture or finals? Let's be honest Longmire and Roos are proven successes - even Roos recently with Melbourne and Longmire in the gf last year. So when are we gonna be successful, doesn't look like any time soon. bucks or no bucks
Well you could say we agree, it's just a matter of when IMO Nathan will stay on for next year and if it goes more awry than now Ed would make a move probably there and then - if there's any sniff of improvement he won'tIt's funny. I'm starting to read the tea leaves as pointing the other way.
It would be easy for Ed, if the last half of the season was a train wreck or a complete success he'd have an easy decision. That's what he'd prefer. I read his statements as having a bob each way and ultimtely Ed will do what's right for Ed. Collingwood doesn't enter into the equation. I think he'll throw Buckley over the side to appease the masses.
So you wouldn't agree that player development is possible? Players are as good as they can get as soon as they enter the system? IMO the Melbourne scenario is a combo of good coaching and development (which is one and the same anyway). So yeah cattle has something to do with it but you can't deny development is a major integral part. Only North of the 70's "bought" their success, even the "manufactured" teams from bris to gws has obviously "developed" i:e players already on their list have improved.Finals for me everyday of the week. Not so sure Roos was overly successful at Melb, more stopped the bleeding by being ultra defensive. A congo line of high draft picks has helped Melbourne not so much Roos the genius. Saintly is correct, its the cattle always has been about having the cattle. Leigh Mathews has said the same.

Silly comment , of course player development is possible not sure how you thought I was saying that. What I meant by congo line of high draft picks us that a club with more first round picks have more of a chance than a club with very little when the players fully develop. Make it easier, a number one pick will in nearly all cases develop better than a pick 60 if at the same club being equally developed. One should become elite the other will probably be handy. GWS can develop their picks equally with let's say WCE, who do you think will be higher on the ladder.So you wouldn't agree that player development is possible? Players are as good as they can get as soon as they enter the system? IMO the Melbourne scenario is a combo of good coaching and development (which is one and the same anyway). So yeah cattle has something to do with it but you can't deny development is a major integral part. Only North of the 70's "bought" their success, even the "manufactured" teams from bris to gws has obviously "developed" i:e players already on their list have improved.
Finals for me everyday of the week. Not so sure Roos was overly successful at Melb, more stopped the bleeding by being ultra defensive. A congo line of high draft picks has helped Melbourne not so much Roos the genius. Saintly is correct, its the cattle always has been about having the cattle. Leigh Mathews has said the same.
Hate to be pedantic but 2017 : 8.5/11 =42.5% Trivial I know, but it is what it is
& yet he's listed the draw as a loss - statistics prove what you want. Carry onI think he's talking about winning percentage. If so, a draw is not a win. Therefore, buckleys winning percentage in 2017 is in fact 40%. 8 wins from 20 games.
A draw is neither a win or a loss.
I wouldn't say Buckley has had 11.5 losses. He's had 8 wins 1 draw and 11 losses. His losing percentage in 2017 is 55%. If you add 0.5 for the draw it's 57%. Sorry to be pedantic.
Was already better then Bucks before going to Hawthorn
& yet he's listed the draw as a loss - statistics prove what you want. Carry on
your own wordsWell not necessarily as a loss. A draw can be classified as a "non-win" also. He's right in that we've had 8 wins and 12 non wins. Either way you wanna try and spin it Bucks has a 40% win rate, 55% loss rate and a 5% draw rate from 20 games. Funny how these stats can't be used to prove Bucks is a good coach though.
As you were.
Ignore them Spinny. You have been on fire these last 3 pages. Running so many simultaneous arguments takes some serious skill and even the best can get confused with who said what.
Well not necessarily as a loss. A draw can be classified as a "non-win" also. He's right in that we've had 8 wins and 12 non wins.
Either way you wanna try and spin it Bucks has a 40% win rate, 55% loss rate and a 5% draw rate from 20 games. Funny how these stats can't be used to prove Bucks is a good coach though.
As you were.
Spot onAgree on Roos, had 3 years at the Dees and went at about 30%. Apparently all the factors raised to support Bucks are excuses so doesn't leave Roos a lot of wriggle room.
You did say it was all about the cattle did you not? You did not mention anything on development, it looked like you were suggesting that it's cattle only - that's how I come to that conclusionSilly comment , of course player development is possible not sure how you thought I was saying that
your own words
Actually he has scored premiership points in 9 games - and lost 11 games. So given it's all about premiership points, then on this stat he's at 45%.