Why do we use the wings ?

[Rohan Coventry]

60/40 over the last 3 years, just like a fine wine he is getting better with age.

Actually, since the start of 06, Mick has a 55% win/loss ratio.

 

[Chase the Ace]

The reason why I absolutely burnt you and some others, and made you into bumbling fools with no come back answers, is because you started the personal crap. I can start it up again if you want, its not hard to make you look silly. If not, stop with crappy points, it is so opposite of smart.

You must have me confused with someone else.

The reason I don't discuss anything more than the current shift in Weather with you is that you have a distinct inability to discuss anything above a grade 3 social outing.

In short, you are not at all capable.

 

[Chase the Ace]

actually, since the start of 06, mick has a 55% win/loss ratio.

60/40 h & a

 

[Rohan Coventry]

60/40 h & a

Only 55% H&A.

 

[Chase the Ace]

Only 55% H&A.

Unless I've got this wrong Rohan it is 39 wins from 66 played which equal 59.1%

Happy for you to show me what I got wrong

 

[Rohan Coventry]

Unless I've got this wrong Rohan it is 39 wins from 66 played which equal 59.1%

Actually 40 / 69. 57%.

 

[Chase the Ace]

Actually 40 / 69. 57%.

Bugger, I never knew we could get more than 100%

I hope you don't work in the Finance Industry

 

[Rohan Coventry]

Bugger, I never knew we could get more than 100%

actually, since the start of 06

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[Chase the Ace]

....

2006 14 win 8 losses played 22
2007 13 win 9 losses played 22
2008 12 win 10 loses played 22
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Total 39 win 27 losses from 66 games

Equals 59.1% to 40.9%

 

[Pie Legend]

40 won, 29 lost including 2009.

= 58% since 06

 

[shawthing09]

Whether we go down the wings because we are shit or are shit because we go down the wings I think there is deffinately a need to be less predictable when bringing the ball down the ground. I can see the merrit behind the wide game plan although I don't think it should be the first option. Certainly not the only option.