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

    Originally posted by Sanecow
    For the last three years, Schauble has averaged around 9 possessions and 4 marks a game each year. 7 possessions, 0 marks is sub-par but he is underdone, so it's not unexpected. It really has nothing to do with my height, although I appreciate the epithet "grassburner".
    I thought you said you were 6ft 4? In which case put that epithet down, it's not for you.

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

      Originally posted by NMWBloods
      I find all of this rather insulting.
      And so you should, I thought I had removed the phrase before I posted.
      Clearly I didn't (I'm a little maladroit sometimes) and I apologise for it. I guess the heat of the debate got to me, and certainly it devalued the conciliatory tone that made up the rest of my post almost completely. Sorry!

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      • Sanecow
        Suspended by the MRP
        • Mar 2003
        • 6917

        Originally posted by Ruckman
        I thought you said you were 6ft 4? In which case put that epithet down, it's not for you.
        Damn. But look out once I get lumbering.

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

          Originally posted by Schneiderman
          Where did you get the fact that he a pure forward from??
          Not fact, just opinion I'm afraid, and based on nothing but watching his games in the red and white (although I'm kinda glad it was without any prejudgement about what he is/should be).

          Originally posted by Schneiderman
          If anything, its the position he has played LEAST. He moved through the ranks as a wingman and then a KPP backman, winning the Hampden Leagues B&F in that role.
          Undoubtedly correct, but what you do as a kid and what you do when you become an adult are two different things. Connolly thought Pavlich would be a fullback, then a ruckrover, and I think Dunkley was recruited as a forward.

          Originally posted by Schneiderman
          In any case, CHF and CHB are often interchangeable - look at Lucas, Leppitsch or McPharlin.
          Again correct, for I reckon it might be good for his development to let the kid find himself in one position at AFL level before before he plays musical chairs (Incidentally I think this has been part of LRT's problem).

          My last thought for today is that perhaps the egerness to make adverserial responses (point scoring) is impeding the ability to examine other peoples viewpoints.
          Last edited by Ruck'n'Roll; 10 May 2005, 03:55 PM.

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          • Thunder Shaker
            Aut vincere aut mori
            • Apr 2004
            • 4205

            Originally posted by barry
            In most cases statistics are over used in AFL.
            Yes, many statistics are used for all sorts of things. They can be useful, but most of them don't matter. There is only one statistic that counts.

            GOALS x 6 + BEHINDS = POINTS
            "Unbelievable!" -- Nick Davis leaves his mark on the 2005 semi final

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            • Wazza
              Regular in the Side
              • May 2004
              • 805

              Originally posted by NMWBloods
              Oh, you are so full of crap!

              I always love the argument whereby you deliberately avoid all the stats and state them to be irrelevant, except when there is a mistake and then you leap on that one as proof of your views and still conveniently avoid the others. Standard strawman argument.
              So just use stats to justify your argument without including the facts...FACT LRT was not the direct opponent of Lucas for his 4 goals.

              Stats are ok when backed up with other data, LRT had a reasonable game he wasnt smashed or towelled up by Lucas nor did he provide us with any drive but he competed well and was only beaten in a 1 on 1 contest once maybe twice for the night.

              LRT is a young developing CHB and as part of his development he did ok on Sat night.

              If not LRT at CHB then who? Vogels looks good up front and hopefully will get plenty of game time at FF, isnt it worth persisting with the development of LRT he hasnt cost us a game, been badly beaten by any opponent and is learning every game?

              Isnt this exactly what we have been asking Roos to do give the young blokes a go and time to develop? like it or not there doesnt appear to be anyone else on the list ready to step up to CHB so why not persist.

              Cheers

              Waz

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              • Tooth Fairy
                Regular in the Side
                • Aug 2003
                • 724

                If anyone deserves to be dropped for "receiving a towelling", it's Michael O'Loughlin. Maybe Vogels should stay in the side and Mickey should be dropped?
                If u don't believe me, I will knock your bloody teeth out and not pay you a cent.

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

                  Originally posted by Ruckman
                  I thought you said you were 6ft 4? In which case put that epithet down, it's not for you.

                  Originally posted by Sanecow
                  Damn. But look out once I get lumbering.
                  So are you having trouble determining . . . .

                  a) LRT's performance and your own speed?

                  OR

                  b) LRT's performance and your own height?

                  OR

                  c) The cow ain't that sane?

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