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  • Triple B
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    Originally posted by Nich
    ProStats. I think it's the Official company the AFL use? Parts of it are for free so check it out. I try to use it when selecting tips
    Pretty sure that's right Nich. At the 'Inside the Giants' night/presentation, they showed the stats which are available to the clubs, supplied by ProStats. The amount of stats available and the ability to filter into quarters, positions on ground etc. was mind boggling.

    Didn't know that some were available, I'll have to look, thanks.

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  • Triple B
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    Originally posted by wolftone57
    Strait kicking is a one per centa......
    More crap.....

    Where do shepherds, blocks, knock-ons etc fit then?

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  • Nich
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    ProStats. I think it's the Official company the AFL use? Parts of it are for free so check it out. I try to use it when selecting tips

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  • wolftone57
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    Originally posted by longmile
    That's really fascinating, we work very hard when we don't have the ball. Where do you get those stats from?
    Strait kicking is a one per centa & the one I was talking about and you know it, so stop being pedantic.

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  • longmile
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    Originally posted by Nich
    That's really fascinating, we work very hard when we don't have the ball. Where do you get those stats from?

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  • wolftone57
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    Originally posted by Big Al
    Really??? Extraordinary statement considering the improvement in the young talent we have. Not to mention some exciting talent in the Ressies which I see developing before my eyes. Someone like TDL is not overnight fix but takes a lot of work to get him to a standard where his forward smarts can be of use to us.



    Do me favour Wolfie at Horse's next press conference can you post a link and let us know where his analysis is more basic than what is provided by other coaches. Not saying your wrong here but it's not something I've noticed so it would be interesting to see if he is as basic in his media statements as you say. Also what proof or observation have you noted that Horse doesn't understand the personalities of the players under his charge. Unless you're inside the club you would have no idea of the personal interactions Horse has with his players.
    Just an observation from what he said & did you notice the seems! I'll be honest and say I was never in favour of him as coach & I still have my doubts. I don't believe the current coaching staff can win us a premiership. They can't even seem to get the players to kick strait in front of goal, basics really. I don't want to hear excuses like 'the speed of the modern game' every team has to kick goals under these conditions and most manage to kick more on the goal side of the ledger. The kicking & general stuff ups (the one per centas) are the things that win or lose games & we have to be better at those things. Last week was an improvement in field play but the goal kicking stunk. We still made a few blues that ended up in goals to Essendon. To win finals, let alone premierships, we have to do those things better than the other sides.

    I barrack for Glenelg and they were always the bridesmaid never the bride. We constantly picked the wrong coach & lost important games because of the personality of the coach. John Nichols, twice runner up due to his personal problems, Kim Hodgeman, local boy & star picked because of that & no premierships in his time. The list goes on and at Sydney we have just broken our huge drought and I don't want to see us wait another 10 to 20 years to win a premiership. Glenelg won the premiership in 1937, 1973, 1986 & 1987, they waited 13 long years for another one, won two and have not won one since, I don't want us to be in the same boat, around the mark but not quite there.

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  • longmile
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    Very disappointed that they dropped TDL after one match.
    He would have flourished against the Tiger's weak defence this week.

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  • Big Al
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    Originally posted by wolftone57
    I don't know if our coaches know how to handle players and get the best out of them.
    Really??? Extraordinary statement considering the improvement in the young talent we have. Not to mention some exciting talent in the Ressies which I see developing before my eyes. Someone like TDL is not overnight fix but takes a lot of work to get him to a standard where his forward smarts can be of use to us.

    Originally posted by wolftone57
    on all his analysis is very basic and doesn't seem to be a bloke that understands the different problems a player might incur because of his personality..
    Do me favour Wolfie at Horse's next press conference can you post a link and let us know where his analysis is more basic than what is provided by other coaches. Not saying your wrong here but it's not something I've noticed so it would be interesting to see if he is as basic in his media statements as you say. Also what proof or observation have you noted that Horse doesn't understand the personalities of the players under his charge. Unless you're inside the club you would have no idea of the personal interactions Horse has with his players.

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  • Damien
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    Bit nervous about tomorrow, we have left our Top 8 chances in the balance with a few games lost we should have won. Last years shock loss to Richmond is still a clear memory. I hope we a) put them away early b) put our foot down.

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  • wolftone57
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    Originally posted by Hartijon
    When TDL plays for GWS next year and stands Tadgh,I put him down for 5 goals,tackle or no tackle!
    Let's hope it never comes to that Hartijon, I would dearly love to see him & Byron playing here next year. I can't see it though. I don't know if our coaches know how to handle players and get the best out of them. Horse on all his analysis is very basic and doesn't seem to be a bloke that understands the different problems a player might incur because of his personality. It seems the one fits all policy of player management and I don't think that applies to some players, you take Darren Jarman, the worst person on the training track, absolutely lazy but a star. Blight managed him in a different way & it paid off. I think the problem with Horse is that he is just a blokie bloke & one of the blokes.

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  • Hartijon
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    When TDL plays for GWS next year and stands Tadgh,I put him down for 5 goals,tackle or no tackle!

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  • Triple B
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    Originally posted by Bas
    I noticed D. Kowalski is running the boundary on Sunday. He's a killer umpire that bloke.....
    And if he can't get the claw hold on because it pours with rain, we know he won't drown...

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  • wolftone57
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    Originally posted by Lucky Knickers
    No. As he is playing in the Rugby League state of NSW, surrounded by Jack, LRT, McVeigh and Bevan , excellent tackling techniques are imbued through breathing the air and sharing water. You know it's true. Just ask the commentators.
    I don't know what to think about dropping him this week. It's a long season that's for sure.
    He could certainly do with tackling tuition from a Jack, Gary that is!

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  • Lucky Knickers
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    Originally posted by wolftone57
    He needs some expert tackling tuition.
    No. As he is playing in the Rugby League state of NSW, surrounded by Jack, LRT, McVeigh and Bevan , excellent tackling techniques are imbued through breathing the air and sharing water. You know it's true. Just ask the commentators.
    I don't know what to think about dropping him this week. It's a long season that's for sure.

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