by PhilH » Thu Apr 26, 2012 11:32 am
by whufc » Thu Apr 26, 2012 11:34 am
Swamp Donkey wrote:whufc wrote:I dont know if it was a much better performance though.
1 they were on their home deck and secondly being ANZAC Day you would expect a stronger performance.
With both teams coming off a 4 day break the game was never going to be a high scoring blowout.
Central dominated most of the game especially in the first 20 minutes of each quarter except the last which suggests to me it was only the fact that the Eagles were fitter/fresher that kept them in the game not their actual performance.They were pretty ordinary again.
Central were OK our forward entries struggled again but we had enough to get a winning score.
Ill never rule the Eagles out until its mathatically not possible but they were extremly poor again yesterday and need a huge turnaround just to make the 5!
I don't agree. Eagles played much better than in previous weeks. Take out the 2nd quarter and the scorline reads Eagles 11.3.69 to Centrals 7.4.46.
Eagles had a great first and last quarter. Apart from the 2nd quarter and the first 10 mins of the 3rd quarter the Eagles were the better team. The worry is that centrals scored far too freely in those periods. The Eags lacked a dominant forward or someone with a presence across half forward, thus they were not going forward with any confidence and as a result were looking to use the handball and run it up rather than hitting blokes up with a kick. Signs were a hell of a lot better, but unless they step it up another notch and beat south they may as well have lost by 15 goals yesterday because it won't matter. Goldsworthy, Jarrad were the standouts for mine. Collier was very good for the dogs.
How you can conclude that they were extremely poor yesterday is beyond me![]()
by whufc » Thu Apr 26, 2012 11:35 am
PhilH wrote:If anyone though the Eagles was extremely poor yesterday ... what were they against North last Saturday?
by Swamp Donkey » Thu Apr 26, 2012 11:41 am
whufc wrote:Swamp Donkey wrote:whufc wrote:I dont know if it was a much better performance though.
1 they were on their home deck and secondly being ANZAC Day you would expect a stronger performance.
With both teams coming off a 4 day break the game was never going to be a high scoring blowout.
Central dominated most of the game especially in the first 20 minutes of each quarter except the last which suggests to me it was only the fact that the Eagles were fitter/fresher that kept them in the game not their actual performance.They were pretty ordinary again.
Central were OK our forward entries struggled again but we had enough to get a winning score.
Ill never rule the Eagles out until its mathatically not possible but they were extremly poor again yesterday and need a huge turnaround just to make the 5!
I don't agree. Eagles played much better than in previous weeks. Take out the 2nd quarter and the scorline reads Eagles 11.3.69 to Centrals 7.4.46.
Eagles had a great first and last quarter. Apart from the 2nd quarter and the first 10 mins of the 3rd quarter the Eagles were the better team. The worry is that centrals scored far too freely in those periods. The Eags lacked a dominant forward or someone with a presence across half forward, thus they were not going forward with any confidence and as a result were looking to use the handball and run it up rather than hitting blokes up with a kick. Signs were a hell of a lot better, but unless they step it up another notch and beat south they may as well have lost by 15 goals yesterday because it won't matter. Goldsworthy, Jarrad were the standouts for mine. Collier was very good for the dogs.
How you can conclude that they were extremely poor yesterday is beyond me![]()
They had a 3 goal breeze and only went in 2 goals up, maybe just maybe par but definatly not good.
by Big Phil » Thu Apr 26, 2012 11:43 am
whufc wrote:PhilH wrote:If anyone though the Eagles was extremely poor yesterday ... what were they against North last Saturday?
Laughable, embarrasing, pathetic etc etc.
by cennals05 » Thu Apr 26, 2012 11:45 am
Swamp Donkey wrote:
I don't agree. Eagles played much better than in previous weeks. Take out the 2nd quarter and the scorline reads Eagles 11.3.69 to Centrals 7.4.46.Eagles had a great first and last quarter. Apart from the 2nd quarter and the first 10 mins of the 3rd quarter the Eagles were the better team. The worry is that centrals scored far too freely in those periods. The Eags lacked a dominant forward or someone with a presence across half forward, thus they were not going forward with any confidence and as a result were looking to use the handball and run it up rather than hitting blokes up with a kick. Signs were a hell of a lot better, but unless they step it up another notch and beat south they may as well have lost by 15 goals yesterday because it won't matter. Goldsworthy, Jarrad were the standouts for mine. Collier was very good for the dogs.
How you can conclude that they were extremely poor yesterday is beyond me![]()
by Swamp Donkey » Thu Apr 26, 2012 11:47 am
cennals05 wrote:Swamp Donkey wrote:
I don't agree. Eagles played much better than in previous weeks. Take out the 2nd quarter and the scorline reads Eagles 11.3.69 to Centrals 7.4.46.Eagles had a great first and last quarter. Apart from the 2nd quarter and the first 10 mins of the 3rd quarter the Eagles were the better team. The worry is that centrals scored far too freely in those periods. The Eags lacked a dominant forward or someone with a presence across half forward, thus they were not going forward with any confidence and as a result were looking to use the handball and run it up rather than hitting blokes up with a kick. Signs were a hell of a lot better, but unless they step it up another notch and beat south they may as well have lost by 15 goals yesterday because it won't matter. Goldsworthy, Jarrad were the standouts for mine. Collier was very good for the dogs.
How you can conclude that they were extremely poor yesterday is beyond me![]()
We don't have to conclude it, you just have with your stats. You beat us in 3 quarters and still lost. Which means 1 quarter of our best is better than 3 quarters of yours.
by whufc » Thu Apr 26, 2012 11:51 am
Big Phil wrote:whufc wrote:PhilH wrote:If anyone though the Eagles was extremely poor yesterday ... what were they against North last Saturday?
Laughable, embarrasing, pathetic etc etc.
Wouldn't go as far to say they were that bad yesterday whufc. They were competitive, except maybe that 2nd term, and had much more improvement from the week before against North.
by whufc » Thu Apr 26, 2012 11:52 am
Swamp Donkey wrote:whufc wrote:Swamp Donkey wrote:whufc wrote:I dont know if it was a much better performance though.
1 they were on their home deck and secondly being ANZAC Day you would expect a stronger performance.
With both teams coming off a 4 day break the game was never going to be a high scoring blowout.
Central dominated most of the game especially in the first 20 minutes of each quarter except the last which suggests to me it was only the fact that the Eagles were fitter/fresher that kept them in the game not their actual performance.They were pretty ordinary again.
Central were OK our forward entries struggled again but we had enough to get a winning score.
Ill never rule the Eagles out until its mathatically not possible but they were extremly poor again yesterday and need a huge turnaround just to make the 5!
I don't agree. Eagles played much better than in previous weeks. Take out the 2nd quarter and the scorline reads Eagles 11.3.69 to Centrals 7.4.46.
Eagles had a great first and last quarter. Apart from the 2nd quarter and the first 10 mins of the 3rd quarter the Eagles were the better team. The worry is that centrals scored far too freely in those periods. The Eags lacked a dominant forward or someone with a presence across half forward, thus they were not going forward with any confidence and as a result were looking to use the handball and run it up rather than hitting blokes up with a kick. Signs were a hell of a lot better, but unless they step it up another notch and beat south they may as well have lost by 15 goals yesterday because it won't matter. Goldsworthy, Jarrad were the standouts for mine. Collier was very good for the dogs.
How you can conclude that they were extremely poor yesterday is beyond me![]()
They had a 3 goal breeze and only went in 2 goals up, maybe just maybe par but definatly not good.
Were you disappointed at qtr time yesterday?
by Aerie » Thu Apr 26, 2012 2:26 pm
by bulldogproud2 » Thu Apr 26, 2012 7:04 pm
Swamp Donkey wrote:whufc wrote:I dont know if it was a much better performance though.
1 they were on their home deck and secondly being ANZAC Day you would expect a stronger performance.
With both teams coming off a 4 day break the game was never going to be a high scoring blowout.
Central dominated most of the game especially in the first 20 minutes of each quarter except the last which suggests to me it was only the fact that the Eagles were fitter/fresher that kept them in the game not their actual performance.They were pretty ordinary again.
Central were OK our forward entries struggled again but we had enough to get a winning score.
Ill never rule the Eagles out until its mathatically not possible but they were extremly poor again yesterday and need a huge turnaround just to make the 5!
I don't agree. Eagles played much better than in previous weeks. Take out the 2nd quarter and the scorline reads Eagles 11.3.69 to Centrals 7.4.46.
Eagles had a great first and last quarter. Apart from the 2nd quarter and the first 10 mins of the 3rd quarter the Eagles were the better team. The worry is that centrals scored far too freely in those periods. The Eags lacked a dominant forward or someone with a presence across half forward, thus they were not going forward with any confidence and as a result were looking to use the handball and run it up rather than hitting blokes up with a kick. Signs were a hell of a lot better, but unless they step it up another notch and beat south they may as well have lost by 15 goals yesterday because it won't matter. Goldsworthy, Jarrad were the standouts for mine. Collier was very good for the dogs.
How you can conclude that they were extremely poor yesterday is beyond me![]()
by Spargo » Thu Apr 26, 2012 8:37 pm
robranisgod wrote:SJABC wrote:Grahaml wrote:But, win the next 5 and the world looks different. Parry is sorely missed.
South, Sturt, West, Glenelg & North for the next five.
Not beyond the realms of possibility for the Eagles to win all of those five
by Grahaml » Thu Apr 26, 2012 11:18 pm
bulldogproud2 wrote:Yes, but that does include two quarters with the breeze against one quarter with a much lighter breeze as it had dropped considerably by then. With a four goal breeze in those quarters, the Eagles should have actually outscored Central by about six goals rather than four over these three quarters.
Cheers
by whufc » Thu Apr 26, 2012 11:53 pm
Grahaml wrote:bulldogproud2 wrote:Yes, but that does include two quarters with the breeze against one quarter with a much lighter breeze as it had dropped considerably by then. With a four goal breeze in those quarters, the Eagles should have actually outscored Central by about six goals rather than four over these three quarters.
Cheers
Not sure where this massive has suddenly wind come from, but given it was mostly across the ground no way was it worth 4 goals. And it wasn't blowing a gale. At best, maybe it was worth a goal to that end.
by topsywaldron » Fri Apr 27, 2012 12:36 am
by Grahaml » Fri Apr 27, 2012 1:48 am
whufc wrote:Grahaml wrote:bulldogproud2 wrote:Yes, but that does include two quarters with the breeze against one quarter with a much lighter breeze as it had dropped considerably by then. With a four goal breeze in those quarters, the Eagles should have actually outscored Central by about six goals rather than four over these three quarters.
Cheers
Not sure where this massive has suddenly wind come from, but given it was mostly across the ground no way was it worth 4 goals. And it wasn't blowing a gale. At best, maybe it was worth a goal to that end.
I think more than a goal judging by the ease Ciccalella popped one from outside 50 which carried the distance easily, unless his long distance kicking has improved with age.
by Big Phil » Fri Apr 27, 2012 1:53 am
topsywaldron wrote:Each successive Eagles loss makes last years GF result even harder to fathom.
Still pretty funny though.
by StrayDog » Fri Apr 27, 2012 1:57 am
Grahaml wrote:bulldogproud2 wrote:Yes, but that does include two quarters with the breeze against one quarter with a much lighter breeze as it had dropped considerably by then. With a four goal breeze in those quarters, the Eagles should have actually outscored Central by about six goals rather than four over these three quarters.
Cheers
Not sure where this massive has suddenly wind come from, but given it was mostly across the ground no way was it worth 4 goals. And it wasn't blowing a gale. At best, maybe it was worth a goal to that end.
Direction Speed (km/h) Gust (km/h) Period / Elapsed Time (Approx)
Start:2:40
25/02:30pm SSW 24 32
25/03:00pm SW 20 30 1st Quarter / 20 minutes
25/03:30pm SSW 24 30 2nd Quarter / 15 minutes
25/04:00pm SSW 17 22 Half Time / 15 minutes
25/04:30pm SW 17 28 3rd Quarter / 25 minutes
25/05:00pm SSW 19 28 4th Quarter / 20 minutes
25/05:30pm SSW 19 28
by whufc » Fri Apr 27, 2012 11:07 am
topsywaldron wrote:Each successive Eagles loss makes last years GF result even harder to fathom.
Still pretty funny though.
by story of my life » Fri Apr 27, 2012 12:36 pm
whufc wrote:topsywaldron wrote:Each successive Eagles loss makes last years GF result even harder to fathom.
Still pretty funny though.
Almost as funny as a straight sets exit hey
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