Re: R2 North V West Sunday 1310
Posted: Tue Apr 10, 2018 1:27 pm
So it's a race to see who can find out.
On your marks, get set, go.
On your marks, get set, go.
Wedgie wrote:I don't think too many people would be surprised as to how West can go on such a downward spiral from putting together a premiership side to where they are now. It's a shame, lot of passionate Bloods fans out there who I have a lot of time for.
Booney wrote:So it's a race to see who can find out.
On your marks, get set, go.
Booney wrote:Wedgie wrote:I don't think too many people would be surprised as to how West can go on such a downward spiral from putting together a premiership side to where they are now. It's a shame, lot of passionate Bloods fans out there who I have a lot of time for.
I'm more surprised how they managed to put together a premiership!
Good on them though, lots of long suffering Westies fans and many of them mates of mine deserved a break from the same old same old they suffered for many years.
Wonder whether it's time for some new blood, not sure where they're coming from or how they'll attract them though.
bundybloods wrote:I find it interesting that the President of the WAFC tells us we paid o profit but then we are told we have no money to recruit.Who is telling porky pies.I think heads need to roll from the top down to the Footy manager who should stick to doing what he is getting good money for.
Booney wrote:Wedgie wrote:I don't think too many people would be surprised as to how West can go on such a downward spiral from putting together a premiership side to where they are now. It's a shame, lot of passionate Bloods fans out there who I have a lot of time for.
I'm more surprised how they managed to put together a premiership!
Good on them though, lots of long suffering Westies fans and many of them mates of mine deserved a break from the same old same old they suffered for many years.
Wonder whether it's time for some new blood, not sure where they're coming from or how they'll attract them though.
oldfella wrote:Booney wrote:Wedgie wrote:I don't think too many people would be surprised as to how West can go on such a downward spiral from putting together a premiership side to where they are now. It's a shame, lot of passionate Bloods fans out there who I have a lot of time for.
I'm more surprised how they managed to put together a premiership!
Good on them though, lots of long suffering Westies fans and many of them mates of mine deserved a break from the same old same old they suffered for many years.
Wonder whether it's time for some new blood, not sure where they're coming from or how they'll attract them though.
Booney, i think if you speak to most honest westies supporter the 20175 squad had a fair bit of experienced quality talent that is now gone (just some that come to mind scmidt, tuck, hartlet, caire, willetts and several others all quality players at sanfl level) also eagles were desperately unluck in that they had 3 key injuries replaced with about 20 gqmes experience whist westies also had 3 injuries hut were replaced by over 300 games experience --- clearly we were the second team that year but lucky with players avaliable on the big day.
Your comment reference new blood is spot on given the retirement of the above listed quality experienced players a look at our present league and reserves squads will show a very young and inexperienced squad such that westies are presently rebuilding and working towards ateam with league experience a cause not helped by the long term injury to porplicia not the suspension of 3 key players.
The rebuild is also not helped by the sanfl short sighted policy of a lower salary cap so we supporters now must go through the pain of rebuild for future gains and performance improvement
Corona Man wrote:oldfella wrote:Booney wrote:Wedgie wrote:I don't think too many people would be surprised as to how West can go on such a downward spiral from putting together a premiership side to where they are now. It's a shame, lot of passionate Bloods fans out there who I have a lot of time for.
I'm more surprised how they managed to put together a premiership!
Good on them though, lots of long suffering Westies fans and many of them mates of mine deserved a break from the same old same old they suffered for many years.
Wonder whether it's time for some new blood, not sure where they're coming from or how they'll attract them though.
Booney, i think if you speak to most honest westies supporter the 20175 squad had a fair bit of experienced quality talent that is now gone (just some that come to mind scmidt, tuck, hartlet, caire, willetts and several others all quality players at sanfl level) also eagles were desperately unluck in that they had 3 key injuries replaced with about 20 gqmes experience whist westies also had 3 injuries hut were replaced by over 300 games experience --- clearly we were the second team that year but lucky with players avaliable on the big day.
Your comment reference new blood is spot on given the retirement of the above listed quality experienced players a look at our present league and reserves squads will show a very young and inexperienced squad such that westies are presently rebuilding and working towards ateam with league experience a cause not helped by the long term injury to porplicia not the suspension of 3 key players.
The rebuild is also not helped by the sanfl short sighted policy of a lower salary cap so we supporters now must go through the pain of rebuild for future gains and performance improvement
20175 squad, wow Westies fans have a tardis!
Wedgie wrote:Or patience!
oldfella wrote:Lol good pick up mate i will edit -- only excuse is i am 68 years old and senile
Wedgie agree patience sadly is needed no different to that is shown but glenelg, south and north supporters to thier credit
oldfella wrote:Frankly imo if you look at norths and glenelg sqad in last three years both have had many player changes and they have tried many young players with quick judgement on thier actual potential to move them on if deemed not up to it.
Coupled with some good long term recruitingI feel both teams are in a good position with many quality young players shch that if i supported either i would be looking forward to the next couple of years.
While on same rebuilding track i feel westies and for that matter south are both 2 years behind the bays and north.
Corona Man wrote:oldfella wrote:Frankly imo if you look at norths and glenelg sqad in last three years both have had many player changes and they have tried many young players with quick judgement on thier actual potential to move them on if deemed not up to it.
Coupled with some good long term recruitingI feel both teams are in a good position with many quality young players shch that if i supported either i would be looking forward to the next couple of years.
While on same rebuilding track i feel westies and for that matter south are both 2 years behind the bays and north.
Good news then, we can expect a Rooster flag in 20173. Load up now!
DOC wrote:Will have a dabble on North at that price.
oldfella wrote:Corona Man wrote:oldfella wrote:Frankly imo if you look at norths and glenelg sqad in last three years both have had many player changes and they have tried many young players with quick judgement on thier actual potential to move them on if deemed not up to it.
Coupled with some good long term recruitingI feel both teams are in a good position with many quality young players shch that if i supported either i would be looking forward to the next couple of years.
While on same rebuilding track i feel westies and for that matter south are both 2 years behind the bays and north.
Good news then, we can expect a Rooster flag in 20173. Load up now!
No mate take a deep breath lol --- more likely a noticeable progress improvement
Firstly will make final 5 several years in a row starting in next couple years hopefully for long suffering loyal supporters
Secondly, after gaining further experience make the grand final
Thirdly, as i posted above reference 2015 luck on the day is critical
Sorry no guarentees of a premieship win from me lol