by tiger07andbeyond » Fri Jun 17, 2011 11:57 pm
Media Park wrote:You'd sort of hope to finish third in such a tightly contested year- get the cheap win over the fourth placed side for a bit of momentum.
by Felch » Sat Jun 18, 2011 12:05 am
tiger07andbeyond wrote:F.O.F.
work out what that stands for and get back to me you weak troll.
by Jimmy Ricard » Sat Jun 18, 2011 12:08 am
by bulldogs » Sat Jun 18, 2011 12:10 am
Felch wrote:tiger07andbeyond wrote:bulldogs wrote:, Craig needs to waken up and the best thing for these players is for him to walk.
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How long is it going to take?
How long do we put up with these soft performances?
How long do we keep going until breaking point?
When is breaking point?
If we beat Brisbane and the Gold Coast will the great NC think he is on the right track?
Someone tell him FFS
Not sure how much footy you have played or coached mate, but if a there are continuous soft performances, then the players in question usually are to blame. If i wasnt prepared to keep my head over the footy when i played, i couldnt blame the coach !
by Felch » Sat Jun 18, 2011 12:13 am
by bulldogs » Sat Jun 18, 2011 12:19 am
Felch wrote:They wont miraculously turn for the better, but they will get better. Its not rocket science, you put your better players back in, you generally play better footy.
BTW, the uneducated supporter comment wasnt directed at you JR, it was at some of the comments in general - i agree with some of your points.
Sloane will worry opposition sides though, he is the pick of the bunch.
Anyone involved with a footy club, at any level know that injuries can sabotage seasons - its not an excuse, it is a reason. Only very, very good sides can cover injuries and there are only a couple of them in the AFL at the moment.
by Felch » Sat Jun 18, 2011 12:23 am
bulldogs wrote:Felch wrote:tiger07andbeyond wrote:bulldogs wrote:, Craig needs to waken up and the best thing for these players is for him to walk.
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How long is it going to take?
How long do we put up with these soft performances?
How long do we keep going until breaking point?
When is breaking point?
If we beat Brisbane and the Gold Coast will the great NC think he is on the right track?
Someone tell him FFS
Not sure how much footy you have played or coached mate, but if a there are continuous soft performances, then the players in question usually are to blame. If i wasnt prepared to keep my head over the footy when i played, i couldnt blame the coach !
its not only about the head over the ball , there soft in there work rate, soft in the mind to keep going there mentally soft and the coach can play a role in that. craig sprouted they are a eciting young squad well show me the excitment, these players are goin backwards and i am afraid the coach must take the blame
by Felch » Sat Jun 18, 2011 12:28 am
bulldogs wrote:Felch wrote:They wont miraculously turn for the better, but they will get better. Its not rocket science, you put your better players back in, you generally play better footy.
BTW, the uneducated supporter comment wasnt directed at you JR, it was at some of the comments in general - i agree with some of your points.
Sloane will worry opposition sides though, he is the pick of the bunch.
Anyone involved with a footy club, at any level know that injuries can sabotage seasons - its not an excuse, it is a reason. Only very, very good sides can cover injuries and there are only a couple of them in the AFL at the moment.
no doubt felch, a full squad of players and the crows team is far better but that aint goin to happen. who in the side or squad has improved in the last 2 yrs.
by bulldogs » Sat Jun 18, 2011 12:31 am
by tiger07andbeyond » Sat Jun 18, 2011 12:34 am
bulldogs wrote: yes he should take some credit for that trait he implied but now is time to go
Media Park wrote:You'd sort of hope to finish third in such a tightly contested year- get the cheap win over the fourth placed side for a bit of momentum.
by bulldogs » Sat Jun 18, 2011 12:37 am
Felch wrote:bulldogs wrote:Felch wrote:They wont miraculously turn for the better, but they will get better. Its not rocket science, you put your better players back in, you generally play better footy.
BTW, the uneducated supporter comment wasnt directed at you JR, it was at some of the comments in general - i agree with some of your points.
Sloane will worry opposition sides though, he is the pick of the bunch.
Anyone involved with a footy club, at any level know that injuries can sabotage seasons - its not an excuse, it is a reason. Only very, very good sides can cover injuries and there are only a couple of them in the AFL at the moment.
no doubt felch, a full squad of players and the crows team is far better but that aint goin to happen. who in the side or squad has improved in the last 2 yrs.
Dangerfield, Sloane, Tippett, McKernan, Jaensch, Scott Thompson, Walker, Petrenko, Douglas, Davis are all better than they were 2 years ago. And a couple of others like Otten and Martin have been set back by injury.
by Hondo » Sat Jun 18, 2011 9:03 pm
by Mad Mat » Sat Jun 18, 2011 10:53 pm
by Farmy » Sun Jun 19, 2011 7:06 pm
by Felch » Sun Jun 19, 2011 10:32 pm
Farmy wrote:If Craig honestly thinks that what the Crows dished up in the first quarter against the Bulldogs was actually good, then he has clearly lost it.
by Felch » Sun Jun 19, 2011 10:36 pm
Hondo wrote:Dangerfield was hardly "overlooked" by the other clubs !![]()
In that draft the experts had him expected to go at around pick 13 or 14 and we got him at around pick 12.
I know this is a tough year but I think this is our most inexperienced team on the field for possibly ever in our history thanks to retirements and injuries. While it's a tough year for Craigy I don't think every single thing that is going wrong ON the field is his fault and that there is some alternative guru coach out there that can magically add 3 years' experience to our first and second year players.
by bloods08 » Mon Jun 20, 2011 2:11 pm
Farmy wrote:If Craig honestly thinks that what the Crows dished up in the first quarter against the Bulldogs was actually good, then he has clearly lost it.
by Hondo » Mon Jun 20, 2011 3:20 pm
Felch wrote:If he hadnt of made everyone aware of his intention to stay and finish his schooling regardless, then he would have gone earlier. Surely you arent forgeting all the hoo-haa about us picking him up, instead of Ebert or any other South Aussie kid ? I think we need to give the AFC recruiting staff some credit for sticking to their guns.
by Farmy » Mon Jun 20, 2011 10:39 pm
bloods08 wrote:Farmy wrote:If Craig honestly thinks that what the Crows dished up in the first quarter against the Bulldogs was actually good, then he has clearly lost it.
I think you may have lost it. 4 goals up iirc.
by Footy Smart » Tue Jun 21, 2011 9:40 am
Farmy wrote:bloods08 wrote:Farmy wrote:If Craig honestly thinks that what the Crows dished up in the first quarter against the Bulldogs was actually good, then he has clearly lost it.
I think you may have lost it. 4 goals up iirc.
No the Crows lost it, the game that is.
Honestly if anyone let alone the coach thinks that quarter was something to be proud of, well its clear they are lying or they know nothing about football.
A quarter of soft football with cheap and easy goals against a **** side, who then worked the Crows out, applied a little pressure and the Crows went to water.
Get back to me when the Crows are 4 goals up in spite of desperate intense pressure, not with a complete absence of it like the first quarter last night.
Oh wait, hang on. That has not happened once this year, and it won't happen while Neil "Finals losing uncontested football" Craig is in charge. And the Collingwood game doesn't count, Collingwood were not on, as evidenced by the fact they switched it on and smashed the pathetic Crows by 60 points in half a quarter.
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