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  • cressakel
    On the Rookie List
    • May 2004
    • 455

    Lynchy & Roosy

    As Alistair Lynch is best mates with Paul Roos, the wackers on SEN Radio in Melbourne are debating that Lynchy could go to the Swans next year in a role to be determined by Roosy.

    With Jonas, Longmire and Lyon all staying as Assistant Coaches, where would Lynchy fit in at the Swans and do we want Lynchy at the Swans ?

    I personally think Lynchy would be of particular value to our forwards with his knowledge of forward line play, positioning and current backman in the game and how to combat them.

    P.S. This is pure spectulation, please don't shoot the messenger for the above.
    Well somebody told me, You had a boyfriend, Who looks like a girlfriend,That I had in February of last year, It's not confidential, I've got potential

    Somebody told me, The Killers, Hot Fuss, 2004.
  • cruiser
    What the frack!
    • Jul 2004
    • 6114

    #2
    Re: Lynchy & Roosy

    Originally posted by cressakel
    I personally think Lynchy would be of particular value to our forwards with his knowledge of .... current backman in the game and how to combat them.
    With flying fists if the GF is anything to go by.
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    • cressakel
      On the Rookie List
      • May 2004
      • 455

      #3
      Re: Re: Lynchy & Roosy

      Originally posted by cruiser
      With flying fists if the GF is anything to go by.
      I should have chosen my words more carefully, although I think Bazza will have no problems combatting opposition backman with his fists if the need arises....
      Well somebody told me, You had a boyfriend, Who looks like a girlfriend,That I had in February of last year, It's not confidential, I've got potential

      Somebody told me, The Killers, Hot Fuss, 2004.

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      • Ryan Bomford
        On the Rookie List
        • Sep 2003
        • 652

        #4
        If we are serious about taking on another coach, I would have thought that the midfield is where we need to concentrate our efforts.

        An ideal candidate would be someone like Libba (Oh c'mon we can learn to forgive and forget) or someone of his ilk - a recent past player who knows the ins and outs of getting the ball and playing his opponent and who has had reasonable success at the coaching level. I'm sure Lynch, despite his latest performance, is a decent bloke and maybe even a potential coach of the future but our forward line is the least of our worries, at the moment.
        Last edited by Ryan Bomford; 1 October 2004, 12:38 PM.

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        • Dave
          Let those truckers roll
          • Jan 2003
          • 1557

          #5
          Originally posted by Ryan Bomford
          If we are serious about taking on another coach, I would have thought that the midfield is where we need to concentrate our efforts.

          An ideal candidate would be someone like Libba (Oh c'mom we can learn to forgive and forget
          No way. He is a dirty little scragger. I would prefer to get Cressa back
          "My theory is that the universe is made out of stupidity because it's more plentiful than hydrogen" - Frank Zappa

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          • cressakel
            On the Rookie List
            • May 2004
            • 455

            #6
            Originally posted by Ryan Bomford
            If we are serious about taking on another coach, I would have thought that the midfield is where we need to concentrate our efforts.

            An ideal candidate would be someone like Libba (Oh c'mom we can learn to forgive and forget) or someone of his ilk - a recent past player who knows the ins and outs of getting the ball and playing his opponent and who has had reasonable success at the coaching level. I'm sure Lynch, despite his latest performance, is a decent bloke and maybe even a potential coach of the future but our forward line is the least of our worries, at the moment.
            If we rob Paul ( Kelly) to get Peter ( Libba from Carlton ), The King would never forgive the club. Libba is a dog ( literally ), so keep him at the Blues and anyway, Roscoe Lyon was a very capable midfielder in his day and surely did a good job with the midfield considering the resources at his disposal this season.

            The midfield isn't as bad as people believe, as Goodes is a ruck-rover who didn't play there this season, Kirk and Bolton are OK to very good and Schneider, Kennelly and Davis could step into the role - not to mention Crouch, Matthews, Williams and McVeigh rotating through the midfield.

            Contrary to popular belief, I think the forward line could be a worry if Hall obtains a serious injury or lengthy suspension, as their is no height after Hall, with O'Loughlin the next tallest but definitely too small and injury prone to hold down a key position as a focal point.

            Therefore, Lynch is required to teach the smaller and younger forwards, particularly O'Keefe, about body positioning.
            Well somebody told me, You had a boyfriend, Who looks like a girlfriend,That I had in February of last year, It's not confidential, I've got potential

            Somebody told me, The Killers, Hot Fuss, 2004.

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            • Bleed Red Blood
              Senior Player
              • Sep 2003
              • 2057

              #7
              Originally posted by cressakel
              If we rob Paul ( Kelly) to get Peter ( Libba from Carlton ), The King would never forgive the club. Libba is a dog ( literally ), so keep him at the Blues and anyway, Roscoe Lyon was a very capable midfielder in his day and surely did a good job with the midfield considering the resources at his disposal this season.

              The midfield isn't as bad as people believe, as Goodes is a ruck-rover who didn't play there this season, Kirk and Bolton are OK to very good and Schneider, Kennelly and Davis could step into the role - not to mention Crouch, Matthews, Williams and McVeigh rotating through the midfield.

              Contrary to popular belief, I think the forward line could be a worry if Hall obtains a serious injury or lengthy suspension, as their is no height after Hall, with O'Loughlin the next tallest but definitely too small and injury prone to hold down a key position as a focal point.

              Therefore, Lynch is required to teach the smaller and younger forwards, particularly O'Keefe, about body positioning.
              This is what I have been preaching for a long time, especially the latter.Thank's CK.

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              • Charlie
                On the Rookie List
                • Jan 2003
                • 4101

                #8
                It will be a bad day for the Swans' office staff manning the phones if Libba ever gets a job there.

                Never. Not before hell freezes over.
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                • Red
                  Foreign Correspondent
                  • Jan 2003
                  • 651

                  #9
                  Buddha Hocking.
                  To all those people who waited 72 years to see a South Melbourne/Sydney Swans premiership HERE IT IS!!

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                  • Thunder Shaker
                    Aut vincere aut mori
                    • Apr 2004
                    • 4158

                    #10
                    Originally posted by Red
                    Buddha Hocking.
                    Buddha for Cressa - sounds like an equitable swap to me!
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                    • stellation
                      scott names the planets
                      • Sep 2003
                      • 9718

                      #11
                      Lynchy knows a thing or two about being a backman as well.

                      I would like to have him at the club.
                      I knew him as a gentle young man, I cannot say for sure the reasons for his decline
                      We watched him fade before our very eyes, and years before his time

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                      • Grant
                        On the Rookie List
                        • Jan 2003
                        • 579

                        #12
                        He would be a very good assetto our club,except is it true that what i believe is with his 10 match suspension he is not even allowed onto a playing area for that time also?
                        Would be very hard for him as an assistant coach then for half the season if that is the case.
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                        • cressakel
                          On the Rookie List
                          • May 2004
                          • 455

                          #13
                          Originally posted by Grant
                          He would be a very good assetto our club,except is it true that what i believe is with his 10 match suspension he is not even allowed onto a playing area for that time also?
                          Would be very hard for him as an assistant coach then for half the season if that is the case.
                          Unless that Moron Adrian Anderson has changed the rules, Lynch is allowed onto the playing arena during breaks if he is a non-playing role within an AFL club.
                          Well somebody told me, You had a boyfriend, Who looks like a girlfriend,That I had in February of last year, It's not confidential, I've got potential

                          Somebody told me, The Killers, Hot Fuss, 2004.

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                          • peterh_oz
                            On the Rookie List
                            • Jan 2003
                            • 302

                            #14
                            Originally posted by cressakel
                            Unless that Moron Adrian Anderson has changed the rules, Lynch is allowed onto the playing arena during breaks if he is a non-playing role within an AFL club.
                            It looks like he can't "participate" in a match, which would include Quarter Time I suspect. They could always use a cherry picker like happened in the VFA a few years back! I'm sure there'll be a fine imposed for "Bringing Adrian Anderson into disrepute" hehehehe

                            I can't remember it happening before ... The AFL may have specific rules relating to their competition, but the Laws of Australian Football state:

                            19.4.4 Effect of Suspension

                            (a) Unless Laws 19.4.4 (d) or 19.4.4 (e) apply, a Player or Official
                            suspended by a Controlling Body is, for the period of the
                            suspension, or while the suspension remains unserved,
                            prohibited from playing or participating in a Match conducted
                            by the Controlling Body imposing the suspension and a Match
                            conducted by any other Controlling Body.

                            (b) Where a suspended Player or Official transfers from one Club
                            to another Club competing in the same or another
                            competition, the Player or Official shall complete the period of
                            suspension with his or her new Club if that Club competes in a
                            competition conducted during the same period as the Club
                            from which the Player has transferred.

                            (c) A Controlling Body may still require a Player or Official to
                            complete any period of a suspension imposed by the
                            Controlling Body, if the Player or Official returns to the
                            competition conducted by the Controlling Body within 12
                            months of completing the suspension in another competition.
                            This Law applies even though the Player or Official has
                            completed the suspension in another competition.

                            (d) A Player or Official who has been suspended from playing or
                            participating in a competition conducted primarily between 31
                            March and 30 September may, upon obtaining the prior
                            written approval of the Controlling Body who imposed the
                            suspension, play or participate in a competition conducted
                            primarily between 1 October and 31 March.

                            (e) A Player or Official who has been suspended from playing or
                            participating in a competition conducted between primarily 1
                            October and 31 March may, upon obtaining the prior written
                            approval of the Controlling Body who imposed the suspension,
                            play or participate in a competition conducted primarily
                            between 31 March and 1 October.
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