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  • Mike_B
    Peyow Peyow
    • Jan 2003
    • 6267

    #16
    Originally posted by originalswan
    "If it aint broke don't fix it" - This comment is definitely not been adhered to by St Kilda who although are winning big games are still looking to bring back 4-5 players. I realise they are their regular players but if the current team has form why are they flirting with it?
    So you would leave players like Koschitzke who played the best football of anyone in the league for a 5 week period earlier this season and Hudghton who has had his best season ever and could well be named All-Australian this week out of the team?

    The difference with us, is that we would be swapping one fringe player for another, which is where you can say the cost-benefit outcome would be virtually nil. Hence the "If it ain't broke don't fix it comment".

    I'm on the Chandwagon!!!

    If you cannot compete for the premiership, it's better to be young and exciting than middle-aged and dowdy.

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    • ROK Lobster
      RWO Life Member
      • Aug 2004
      • 8658

      #17
      It might not be 'broke' but...

      FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 2
      West Coast Eagles 10. 9. (69) def. Sydney Swans 10. 5. (65) Subiaco Oval

      SATURDAY JULY 30
      Adelaide 8. 6. (54) def. Sydney Swans 6. 11. (47) AAMI Stadium

      SUNDAY JULY 24 AEST
      Sydney Swans 13. 10. (88) def. West Coast Eagles 9. 13. (67) S.C.G.

      SATURDAY MAY 28
      St Kilda 15. 11. (101) def. Sydney Swans 8. 10. (58) Telstra Dome

      SATURDAY APRIL 30
      West Coast Eagles 15. 14. (104) def. Sydney Swans 8. 11. (59) Subiaco Oval

      SUNDAY APRIL 17
      Sydney Swans 11. 13. (79) def. by Adelaide 18. 12. (120) S.C.G.

      It is likely that we will have to beat 2 of these teams from 2 attempts to win the flag. So far this season we are 1 from 6, and have been belted 3 times (admitedly in the first half of the season). Some tinkering may be required. Malceski in for Williams maybe. McVeigh is not fit. Schauble for Vogels maybe...

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      • gossipcom
        Senior Player
        • Aug 2003
        • 2585

        #18
        Both Willo and Ablett are in doubt for next week's match - with thigh and leg injuries - so here's hoping they can both get through for next week's match.

        Willo might have been slow in that first half but in the 2nd he had definitely lifted and was starting to get the better of Cousins and then he went and got a damn cork. *ugh*.

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        • Newbie
          On the Rookie List
          • Mar 2003
          • 720

          #19
          How could one call for Willo to be dropped ???

          He is a champ and could be treated like one. If we need some pace in the midfield, Schneider must be moved in there. That is the reason why he is in the team. At worst, Malceski in for Schneider, that is all we need.

          If we drop Willo, our chance for the flag is gone.

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          • gloveski
            Senior Player
            • Jan 2003
            • 1018

            #20
            Geelongs midfield is not overly quick..............the only one with genuine leg speed is tenace and Garry Jnr when used in the midfield..........stick with the same team I say if all fit...........if Williams doesn't come up play Malceski

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            • ROK Lobster
              RWO Life Member
              • Aug 2004
              • 8658

              #21
              Originally posted by Newbie
              How could one call for Willo to be dropped ???

              He is a champ and could be treated like one. If we need some pace in the midfield, Schneider must be moved in there. That is the reason why he is in the team. At worst, Malceski in for Schneider, that is all we need.

              If we drop Willo, our chance for the flag is gone.
              Would not drop Williams. I was thinking maybe Mal for Williams if he is injured. Williams is still amongst our best and I think him missing most of the last qtr Friday night had a lot to do with the loss.

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              • Newbie
                On the Rookie List
                • Mar 2003
                • 720

                #22
                Originally posted by ROK Lobster
                Would not drop Williams. I was thinking maybe Mal for Williams if he is injured. Williams is still amongst our best and I think him missing most of the last qtr Friday night had a lot to do with the loss.
                I would prefer to bring Bevan in if Willo is injuried. Give us a more physical look with pace. The Cats prime movers are relatively young (compared to the Eagles) and they seem to be suspectible against close physical attention. Bevan pace means the physical attention is persistent and wont be losen even when they got a metre or two away from him.

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                • ROK Lobster
                  RWO Life Member
                  • Aug 2004
                  • 8658

                  #23
                  Originally posted by Newbie
                  I would prefer to bring Bevan in if Willo is injuried. Give us a more physical look with pace. The Cats prime movers are relatively young (compared to the Eagles) and they seem to be suspectible against close physical attention. Bevan pace means the physical attention is persistent and wont be losen even when they got a metre or two away from him.
                  Malceski gets the ball and gets rid of it, at times very nicely. Bevan runs into blokes and gets pinged for holding the ball. Let's try and win, not try not to lose.

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                  • Ruda Wakening
                    Survived The Meltdown
                    • Aug 2003
                    • 1519

                    #24
                    Originally posted by Jeffers1984
                    What's been wrong with Fosdike?
                    Absolutely nothing wrong with him.
                    Sit down or i swear to God i'll have you shot.

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                    • humphrey bear
                      Buddy
                      • Aug 2005
                      • 291

                      #25
                      No need for changes.

                      If Bazza hadnt dropped 5 marks he would have usually swallowed we would have had it won at 3/4 time.

                      Stick with the blokes that have been good for the last 3 months.

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                      • gloveski
                        Senior Player
                        • Jan 2003
                        • 1018

                        #26
                        too right no need for changes ..injuries is the only way anyone new should come in we have a nice team balance at the moment.
                        Wich is the only reason schauable (if thats the right spelling) can't get a game

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                        • barry
                          Veterans List
                          • Jan 2003
                          • 8499

                          #27
                          Originally posted by humphrey bear
                          No need for changes.

                          If Bazza hadnt dropped 5 marks he would have usually swallowed we would have had it won at 3/4 time.

                          Stick with the blokes that have been good for the last 3 months.

                          <worn out record>

                          In those 3 months we've lost to all other top 4 sides away. Current 22 capable of winning lots of games, but not an away final.

                          Fine tuning: Schauble (sp?) in, Vogels out.
                          Harsh on Vogels, but Roos obviously feels he doesnt get the matchup opportunities, so only gets 1/2 hours per game. Might as well have the more versitle (back and forward) Schaubs in IMO.
                          Another cool experienced head might just clinch it for us.
                          </worn out record>

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

                            #28
                            Only two changes this week.

                            One only if forced and that is either Malceski or McVeigh for Williams. For those saying that Willo looked slow, had a chance to look at the game again today and what Willo lacked in supposed leg speed made up in experience and canny knack of getting out of trouble in such a pressurised game. Geelong are very one paced in the midfield and Willo if fit should fit right into this type of game.

                            The other change maybe Vogels for Schuable. This is a decesion only Paul Roos can make. No doubt Vogels has been good for us over the last 6 weeks or so but on Friday night he panicked a few times and rushed his disposal and turned the ball over. Roos may feel that he has now got his first final out of the way and will be better for it. Otherwise we may just need the more experienced Schuable to play as an impact player up forward or pinch hitting defender. With three big defenders in Scarlett, Harley & Mooney we may need a decoy forward to try and seperate the three big defenders.

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

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                            • timbo
                              On the Rookie List
                              • Aug 2003
                              • 344

                              #29
                              spriggsay! against his old team.
                              Onwards to Victory!

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                              • Newbie
                                On the Rookie List
                                • Mar 2003
                                • 720

                                #30
                                Originally posted by DST
                                Only two changes this week.

                                The other change maybe Vogels for Schuable. This is a decesion only Paul Roos can make. No doubt Vogels has been good for us over the last 6 weeks or so but on Friday night he panicked a few times and rushed his disposal and turned the ball over. Roos may feel that he has now got his first final out of the way and will be better for it. Otherwise we may just need the more experienced Schuable to play as an impact player up forward or pinch hitting defender. With three big defenders in Scarlett, Harley & Mooney we may need a decoy forward to try and seperate the three big defenders.

                                DST
                                As it is, we are defensive enough. There is no point of getting any more defensive by swapping a forward (Vogels) with a defender (Schauble).

                                Those consider Schauble as a forward must have been watching a different game. His kicking is probably worse than LRT., he is very slow in getting rid of the ball. He is not mobile enough to cover the half forward line. He is not deadly enough to play near the square. Playing him in the forward line would hurt us more than it would hurt them.

                                Unless we uncover a better forward somewhere, Vogels must stay.

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