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  • penga
    Senior Player
    • Jan 2003
    • 2601

    what defines an expert?

    lookin on the afl website i cant believe how bloody vague these experts are! they tip us getting the wooden spoon!



    i dont think they have figured a few things into their equation:

    recruits:
    c bolton
    n davis
    j ball
    s doyle
    s maxfield

    losses:
    dunkley

    up and comers:
    s stevens
    t kennelly
    b fixter
    r okeefe
    schneider

    all in all, we have really only lost dunkley, we can fill in the FB posy albeit not very succesfully... we r goin to be way better than wooden spooners!!! pies for premiers, pah!!! what a joke...
    C'mon Chels!
  • robbieando
    The King
    • Jan 2003
    • 2750

    #2
    I think they don't watch much of the Swans play nor take any notice of us. Afterall some still believe we have the oldest squad and that last year Dunks, Kel, Lockett and Schwass were all important players who we will miss. Let them believe what they want, because at the end of the day we'll show them otherwise.
    Once was, now elsewhere

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    • lizz
      Veteran
      Site Admin
      • Jan 2003
      • 16737

      #3
      While I don't disagree with the core of this post, I'm surprised that some are underestimating the contribution PK made last year. He may not have been in the form of his prime years but he was still a very very important player for the club. I believe he came about 5th in the B&F and he was the club's second highest poller in the Brownlow. Even when he wasn't winning games off his own boot (or at least helping Willo to do so) he provided tenacity, aggression and skill within the on-ball department, something few of our younger midfielders demonstrated consistently.

      To be competitive in the majority of matches, we not only need to find a way to shore up the backline, we also need a couple of the young midfielders to step up to the plate in a serious way.

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      • vagary
        On the Rookie List
        • Jan 2003
        • 157

        #4
        Originally posted by lizz
        he was the club's second highest poller in the Brownlow.
        i thought that was Barry Hall unless your talking about all added up.
        Waiting for the day i see Barry Hall with HAIR!!! and when i say HAIR, i mean LOTS OF HAIR!!!

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        • Norris Lurker
          Almost Football Legend
          • Jan 2003
          • 2973

          #5
          What defines an expert?

          An ex is a has-been, and a spurt is a drip under pressure.

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          • penga
            Senior Player
            • Jan 2003
            • 2601

            #6
            Originally posted by lizz
            I'm surprised that some are underestimating the contribution PK made last year.
            yeah i realised this after i posted, i was just so angry when i read the article... i shoulda put PK in there... i was in a rush to get to newcastle, so i thru it together

            losses:
            dunkley
            kelly

            people keep saying about lockett and schwass retiring and how this will affect us... it might affect the leadership but imo they were a huge hindrance on the field ie last season
            Last edited by penga; 23 March 2003, 08:54 AM.
            C'mon Chels!

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            • robbieando
              The King
              • Jan 2003
              • 2750

              #7
              People are saying we won't be able to handle losing Lockett and Schwass, gee didn't both retire mid year and doesn't that mean we did well without them seeing as we played better after that.

              Kel, is Kel hard to replace the leadership but game wise I'm not so sure. After Roos took over he didn't seem to play as well as he did early in the season. Dunks is the biggest loss I feel hard to replace him.
              Once was, now elsewhere

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              • lizz
                Veteran
                Site Admin
                • Jan 2003
                • 16737

                #8
                Originally posted by robbieando

                Kel, is Kel hard to replace the leadership but game wise I'm not so sure. After Roos took over he didn't seem to play as well as he did early in the season. Dunks is the biggest loss I feel hard to replace him.
                I have to disagree there. Did you not watch the R19(?) game against the Kangas when he kept us in the game in the first half, setting it up for Willo to go wild in the second half. And against Melbourne, for example, he was well held in the first half but was "using up" Melbourne's best tagger in Godfrey. WIthout Kel on the ground, other players are going to get first attention from taggers. I strongly believe that you can't judge an individual's contribution to the team purely on the basis of their kicks, marks etc

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                • robbieando
                  The King
                  • Jan 2003
                  • 2750

                  #9
                  Not saying he wasn't important just that I found him to be not as good under Roos as he was under Eade and I think that had something to do with the mid season injury.
                  Once was, now elsewhere

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