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  • Ruckman
    Ego alta, ergo ictus
    • Nov 2003
    • 3990

    #16
    It was interesting to see Roos' claims that he's most interested in Goodes at CHB.

    It seems unlikely especially after LRT's practice match form there. I read somewhere else that quoted him as stating LRT was headed for CHF.

    You'd love to know what he really thinks.

    In the meantime let the speculation continue.

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    • stellation
      scott names the planets
      • Sep 2003
      • 9721

      #17
      Originally posted by liz
      Or maybe Roos has a better knowledge of Goodes' abilities and the weaknesses he sees in the current team structure than does the collective nous of RWO?
      Now now, I wasn't suggesting that he didn't (or even suggesting anything to do with it). I was merely asking if anyone else gets that feeling.
      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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      • liz
        Veteran
        Site Admin
        • Jan 2003
        • 16778

        #18
        Originally posted by ROK Lobster
        You're joking, right?
        Of course!

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        • pillowtalk
          On the Rookie List
          • May 2003
          • 252

          #19
          Re: goodes back

          Originally posted by timtayla
          Related
          Adam Goodes on his return

          Goodes to return
          6:06:12 PM Tue 8 March, 2005
          Karen Collins
          Sportal for afl.com.au

          I thought that Davis was back for Newcastle too. Wondering why it wasn't mentioned there
          He who laughs last thinks slowest

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          • ROK Lobster
            RWO Life Member
            • Aug 2004
            • 8658

            #20
            Originally posted by liz
            Of course!
            Good, because to suggest that Roos knows more aboout football and his player's capabilities than us is ludicrous to the extreme. Now where is that thread about playing Hall in the back pocket and getting Schneider to do the rucking...

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            • Nico
              Veterans List
              • Jan 2003
              • 11339

              #21
              Here we are well into our 5 year plan. We know that Goodes is a gun onballer and we know LRT is a developing player at CHB.

              In the interest of developing a team that can win a flag, I would have thought we are right at that point where we need to make some very certain decisions on future team structure. Does it not make sense to really give LRT plenty of ground time at CHB, and we know Roos's philosophy on allowing players to learn by mistakes, rather than take a player (Goodes) away from a position that we know that when he is fit he will dominate.

              I say go with LRT at CHB unless the medical advice is that CHB is the best possible position for Goodes regards his ability/agility to move in different directions. If Goodes plays CHB where to for LRT.
              LRT looks to me to be relishing the straight forward nature of CHB.
              http://www.nostalgiamusic.co.uk/secu...res/srh806.jpg

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              • DST
                The voice of reason!
                • Jan 2003
                • 2705

                #22
                Originally posted by Ruckman
                It was interesting to see Roos' claims that he's most interested in Goodes at CHB.

                It seems unlikely especially after LRT's practice match form there. I read somewhere else that quoted him as stating LRT was headed for CHF.

                You'd love to know what he really thinks.

                In the meantime let the speculation continue.
                While they both literarly can't be playing CHB at the same time, there is nothing stopping them both physically playing on two tall forwards anywhere from 15 meters out from the goal square to behind the centre square.

                DST
                "Looking forward to a rebuilt, new, fast and exciting Swans model in 2010"

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                • dimelb
                  pr. dim-melb; m not f
                  • Jun 2003
                  • 6889

                  #23
                  Originally posted by DST
                  While they both literarly can't be playing CHB at the same time, there is nothing stopping them both physically playing on two tall forwards anywhere from 15 meters out from the goal square to behind the centre square.

                  DST
                  They probably will by the sound of Roos. And I'd love to see Goodes crunch Jonathan Brown again with a big speccie. But even more I'd love to see him carve up a midfield...
                  He reminds him of the guys, close-set, slow, and never rattled, who were play-makers on the team. (John Updike, seeing Josh Kennedy in a crystal ball)

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                  • Matt79
                    Bring it on!
                    • Sep 2004
                    • 3143

                    #24
                    Originally posted by dimelb
                    They probably will by the sound of Roos. And I'd love to see Goodes crunch Jonathan Brown again with a big speccie. But even more I'd love to see him carve up a midfield...
                    Agree! Goodsie is a creative, almost free spirit who just needs to be given a licence to create and run. IMO, when Goodes plays in the back line, he tends to play too loose as he is always looking to run off and create. He is not a naturally tight, defensive player.

                    I just hope his knees allow him to indeed 'run' and create havoc!
                    Swannies for life!

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                    • Ruda Wakening
                      Survived The Meltdown
                      • Aug 2003
                      • 1519

                      #25
                      Re: Re: goodes back

                      Originally posted by pillowtalk
                      I thought that Davis was back for Newcastle too. Wondering why it wasn't mentioned there

                      Probably wanted to speak to the dieticians, phycologists and doctors on here first to get a true evaluation of how he's going.
                      Sit down or i swear to God i'll have you shot.

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                      • Snowy
                        On the Rookie List
                        • Jun 2003
                        • 1244

                        #26
                        I suspect Ruda that Roos will try to keep Davis's profile a bit lower this year by shielding him from the news to avoid the repeat of what happened with the media last new. I suspect an agenda here and probably a wise one for club and player alike.
                        LIFE GOES ON

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                        • stellation
                          scott names the planets
                          • Sep 2003
                          • 9721

                          #27
                          I hope not. I enjoy his fresh and frank interview style. Better than someone muttering out cliches. It would not be a problem if people didn't take everything so seriously. I love Nicky D, I think he is the bee's knees!
                          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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                          • Snowy
                            On the Rookie List
                            • Jun 2003
                            • 1244

                            #28
                            Well yes Stellation, never a dull moment on or off the field but these days footy is more about your bread and butter types with the odd bit of icing thrown in. He would have been perfect in a bygone era when everybody didn't train as much. Would have been a superstar like his cousin Crosswell.
                            LIFE GOES ON

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                            • Ruckman
                              Ego alta, ergo ictus
                              • Nov 2003
                              • 3990

                              #29
                              My hope for Adam is that he becomes a ruck-rover follower, 5th opnballer. Not present in the square at the bounce but running free thereafter.

                              My fear is that he'll be TeasedaleII, a spectacular Brownlow medalist crippled by injury and used out of position who then buggers off to the Maggotts (is my childhood abandonement issue showing?).

                              I am concerned Adam at CHB may be a square peg in a round hole, besides I was hugely impressed by LRT at CHB.

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