I may ne wrong, but....

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  • CureTheSane
    Carpe Noctem
    • Jan 2003
    • 5032

    I may ne wrong, but....

    ....that would be totally out of character haha

    I get the feeling that Roos was prepared to sacrifice the game against the saints so as to not deviate from a playing style that is suited to dry conditions.

    Who wasn't yelling for the team to bomb it long into the forward line?
    Most teams at least try that on a day like Saunday.
    We deserved to lose.......for so many reasons IMO
    The difference between insanity and genius is measured only in success.
  • BigBadBarryNo1
    On the Rookie List
    • Sep 2003
    • 144

    #2
    If we make September and it pours down again, you'd probably be eating your words though. We need that kind of soaking wet weather experience and a win would've helped.

    Hall was semi-injured and was beaten handsomely. A couple of goals from him and an earlier start from the team and we would've been playing right.
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    • Carolyn
      Randomness muchly
      • Feb 2006
      • 986

      #3
      Re: I may ne wrong, but....

      Originally posted by CureTheSane
      I get the feeling that Roos was prepared to sacrifice the game against the saints so as to not deviate from a playing style that is suited to dry conditions.
      He probably felt that they had to learn that playing footy for one quarter doesn't win them the game, mostly.
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