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Re: RD 21: Richmond v Carlton (Pre-game Prayers)

Reply #90
Watched the Blue Print, old Sellers doesnt mince his words and summarised how I feel excatly:
- Not fit enough
- Dont work hard enough

Put up the following chart

Rnd 1 v Rich Led by 17 Lost by 5
Rnd 2 v Coll Led by 23 Lost by 17
Rnd 3 v Geel Led by 22 Lost by 16
Rnd 11 v Ess Led by 31 Lost by 5
Rnd 12 v Haw Led by 17 Lost by 15
Rnd 15 v Coll Led by 28 Lost by 41
Rnd 19 v Freo Led by 16 Lost by 36

A sad tale really, in control of our own destiny and faded in 7 games.

He is confidant if we can exploit their defence we can win, I dont share this belief, who knows.
2017-16th
2018-Wooden Spoon
2019-16th
2020-dare to dream? 11th is better than last I suppose
2021-Pi$$ or get off the pot
2022- Real Deal or more of the same? 0.6%
2023- "Raise the Standard" - M. Voss Another year wasted Bar Set
2024-Back to the drawing boardNo excuses, its time

Re: RD 21: Richmond v Carlton (Pre-game Prayers)

Reply #91
5 good, logical inclusions.

Graham sub.

Let Dinger off the leash.

I agree re Dinger but give Graham a full game FFS. Really looking forward to seeing this kid play we haven't had an exciting debutante for quite some time.

Let Yarran ponce around for a quarter and a half and if he doesn't deliver... bring on the Nick. For those of you who haven't yet seen this kid in action... reckon you'll like what you see.
Only our ruthless best, from Board to bootstudders will get us no. 17

Re: RD 21: Richmond v Carlton (Pre-game Prayers)

Reply #92
RICHMOND v CARLTON, MCG, 1:45pm AEST, Saturday 17 August

RICHMOND
B: S.Morris A.Rance D.Astbury
HB: B.Houli T.Chaplin R.Petterd
C: S.Grigg T.Cotchin D.Jackson
HF: M.White D.Martin B.Ellis
F: L.McGuane J.Riewoldt T.Vickery
FOLL: I.Maric B.Deledio N.Foley
I/C: S.Tuck R.Conca N.Vlastuin D.Grimes
EMG: M.McDonough B.Helbig L.McBean
In: Dylan Grimes, Ricky Petterd
Out: Robin Nahas (omitted), Chris Newman (ankle)

CARLTON
B: J.Bootsma M.Jamison L.Henderson
HB: Z.Tuohy A.McInnes B.Gibbs
C: C.Yarran M.Robinson K.Simpson
HF: E.Curnow A.Walker T.Bell
F: B.McLean L.Casboult H.Scotland
FOLL: R.Warnock E.Betts M.Murphy
Int: D.Armfield N.Graham T.Menzel J.Waite
Emg: J.Cachia K.Lucas S.Rowe
In: Andrew McInnes, Mitch Robinson, Nick Graham, Tom Bell, Levi Casboult
Out: Matthew Watson (foot), Chris Judd (knee), Sam Rowe  (omitted) , Jaryd Cachia  (omitted) , Jeff Garlett  (glute)


Yazz is lucky to be there, but how many more guys deserve the promotion?
Live Long and Prosper!

Re: RD 21: Richmond v Carlton (Pre-game Prayers)

Reply #93
What can you tell us about him baggers?
Clearly a ball magnet, but who, if anyone does he remind you of  ?

Re: RD 21: Richmond v Carlton (Pre-game Prayers)

Reply #94
What can you tell us about him baggers?
Clearly a ball magnet, but who, if anyone does he remind you of  ?

Sam Mitchell.. Without the smug..

Re: RD 21: Richmond v Carlton (Pre-game Prayers)

Reply #95
What can you tell us about him baggers?
Clearly a ball magnet, but who, if anyone does he remind you of  ?

Sam Mitchell.. Without the smug..

I'd take a Sam Mitchell at the moment.
This digital world is too much for us insects to understand.

Re: RD 21: Richmond v Carlton (Pre-game Prayers)

Reply #96
Watched the Blue Print, old Sellers doesnt mince his words and summarised how I feel excatly:
- Not fit enough
- Dont work hard enough

Put up the following chart

Rnd 1 v Rich Led by 17 Lost by 5
Rnd 2 v Coll Led by 23 Lost by 17
Rnd 3 v Geel Led by 22 Lost by 16
Rnd 11 v Ess Led by 31 Lost by 5
Rnd 12 v Haw Led by 17 Lost by 15
Rnd 15 v Coll Led by 28 Lost by 41
Rnd 19 v Freo Led by 16 Lost by 36

A sad tale really, in control of our own destiny and faded in 7 games.

He is confidant if we can exploit their defence we can win, I dont share this belief, who knows.

FFS can any journos get their own stuff.

Posted this 8 weeks ago
"We are a club in a hurry"

#united #reset

Re: RD 21: Richmond v Carlton (Pre-game Prayers)

Reply #97
Watched the Blue Print, old Sellers doesnt mince his words and summarised how I feel excatly:
- Not fit enough
- Dont work hard enough

Put up the following chart

Rnd 1 v Rich Led by 17 Lost by 5
Rnd 2 v Coll Led by 23 Lost by 17
Rnd 3 v Geel Led by 22 Lost by 16
Rnd 11 v Ess Led by 31 Lost by 5
Rnd 12 v Haw Led by 17 Lost by 15
Rnd 15 v Coll Led by 28 Lost by 41
Rnd 19 v Freo Led by 16 Lost by 36

A sad tale really, in control of our own destiny and faded in 7 games.

He is confidant if we can exploit their defence we can win, I dont share this belief, who knows.

Also watched the Blue Print and was firstly impressed that the club allowed such (constructive and deserved) criticism to be aired on their website - that is impressive and a departure from the usual Marketing/PR driven drivel.

When Sellars rolled out those stats I immediately thought of the Tiggers last years.

Tells me we are doing something right... but may just not have the personnel to deliver it and others may just need more time to adjust to the MM defensive style...

And whilst I'm on that - I am not a devotee to the strictly defensive mindset. I reckon our defensiveness has cost us games (maybe due to player confusion which will subside once they get used to it). Personally, I believe that worrying your opponent with effective offensive tactics is very important. Balance. The Fluffy Ducks can now do this... they can switch from dour defensiveness to committed offense. As do the Pussy Cats and Dawks... even the D1ckers are showing an attacking flair.
Only our ruthless best, from Board to bootstudders will get us no. 17

Re: RD 21: Richmond v Carlton (Pre-game Prayers)

Reply #98
@Baggers

Agree Baggers, you got it spot on. Until we have the full bag of attacking and defensive skills in our toolbag we won't win a flag. It's going to be a more painful process than we thought to learn all of these but I'm still optimistic that we will be successful, hopefully in the not too distant future.
Reality always wins in the end.

Re: RD 21: Richmond v Carlton (Pre-game Prayers)

Reply #99
Mark McClure states the obvious, and does it well.
It has been clear that we have lacked big fella power up forward and down back.
The back line is suspect without Henderson and we need two of him in the forward line.
The amigos are great, but they are effective when we have big strong contesting players.
While it is true fitness and commitment have been lacking, we have lacked balance as well.
Good team selections this week.
Get Jack Watts
Get another big strong back!

 

Re: RD 21: Richmond v Carlton (Pre-game Prayers)

Reply #100
I like our Ins....all goers...Tigers have two good players out and some duds in(shows they have no depth)......Blues by 28 points.....

Re: RD 21: Richmond v Carlton (Pre-game Prayers)

Reply #101
I like our Ins....all goers...Tigers have two good players out and some duds in(shows they have no depth)......Blues by 28 points.....

I like it.

Every chance dickmond will cock it up

Re: RD 21: Richmond v Carlton (Pre-game Prayers)

Reply #102
What can you tell us about him baggers?
Clearly a ball magnet, but who, if anyone does he remind you of  ?

Reminds me of Luke Blackwell but miles faster and with much better disposal skills

Re: RD 21: Richmond v Carlton (Pre-game Prayers)

Reply #103
Im loving the fact that the betting is heavily stacked towards Richmond and we are now stretching out to roughly $4 to win.

Its going in the right direction.  I reckon Richmond will blink on saturday.  Im starting to think that we might actually get a big win on saturday.
"everything you know is wrong"

Paul Hewson

Re: RD 21: Richmond v Carlton (Pre-game Prayers)

Reply #104
I like our Ins....all goers...Tigers have two good players out and some duds in(shows they have no depth)......Blues by 28 points.....

I like it.

Every chance dickmond will cock it up

You guys are dreaming. Richmond are the real deal and our coach has lost the players. Can you imagine what would've happened the last two weeks if Juddy wasn't playing? I'm tipping we may start brightly but will be well and truly overrun by half time. This could get very ugly.
Ignorance is bliss.

ONWARDS AND UPWARDS!