Lindsay Gilbee 'dumbfounded' Patrick Veszpremi couldn't get a game....

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  • liz
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    • Jan 2003
    • 16818

    #16
    Originally posted by Will Sangster
    yeah because i'm sure players have no idea about players from other teams, its not like they study videos of opponents, watch games on tv, know them socially, or actually play against them .
    Can't imagine Gilbee spent too many hours studying tapes of Veszpremi's 2010 season.

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    • Bas
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      • Jan 2003
      • 4457

      #17
      Originally posted by AnnieH
      He's got h.o.t. bedroom eyes.
      How on earth do you define h.o.t bedroom eyes? He looked like a drunk school kid at the club champion dinner.

      Perhaps h.o.t stands for: Hopeless Only Trade.

      Perhaps Hall thought he had the same eyes too? After all Roosy accommodated Mrs Jolly by letting Dirwin go.
      Last edited by Bas; 6 November 2010, 06:36 PM.
      In memory of my little Staffy - Dicey, 17.06.2005 to 1.12.2011- I'll miss you mate.

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      • Bas
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        • Jan 2003
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        #18
        Originally posted by liz
        Can't imagine Gilbee spent too many hours studying tapes of Veszpremi's 2010 season.
        It's all in the pillow talk !
        In memory of my little Staffy - Dicey, 17.06.2005 to 1.12.2011- I'll miss you mate.

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        • caj23
          Senior Player
          • Aug 2003
          • 2462

          #19
          Originally posted by liz
          Can't imagine Gilbee spent too many hours studying tapes of Veszpremi's 2010 season.
          Who knows? the dogs were obviously scouting Vez during the season so they probably do have some footage of his games this year.

          Even if he didnt he has played on him previously in a game where he had 17 possessions and five scoring shots so he would have been in a pretty good position to assess his level of talent.

          But I'm sure you know better than a bloke who has had 10 seasons at AFL senior level as well as another bloke who played with Vez for 2 of his 3 seasons

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          • liz
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            • Jan 2003
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            #20
            Originally posted by Will Sangster
            But I'm sure you know better than a bloke who has had 10 seasons at AFL senior level as well as another bloke who played with Vez for 2 of his 3 seasons
            Completely irrelevant whether I think I know better than Gilbee or Hall. They are not questioning my judgement as to why I didn't pick him for the senior team this year. They are questioning the judgement of Paul Roos, John Longmire, Frosty McPherson, Stewy Dew, John Blakey and Peter Berbakov. All of whom I am sure spent far more time watching and monitoring Vez' playing time and training efforts, and all of whom had far more information at their fingertips re his physical shape, than either Messrs Hall or Gilbee.

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            • DeadlyAkkuret
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              • Oct 2006
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              #21
              Lol can't believe anyone would argue in favour of Gilbee, Hall or the Bulldogs and especially not against liz.

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              • AnnieH
                RWOs Black Sheep
                • Aug 2006
                • 11332

                #22
                Originally posted by Bas
                How on earth do you define h.o.t bedroom eyes? He looked like a drunk school kid at the club champion dinner.

                Perhaps h.o.t stands for: Hopeless Only Trade.

                Perhaps Hall thought he had the same eyes too? After all Roosy accommodated Mrs Jolly by letting Dirwin go.
                It's a chick thing Bas. It's all about his long, thick eyelashes.

                Barry had trouble with his eyes. Definately NOT bedroom eyes.
                Last edited by AnnieH; 6 November 2010, 09:40 PM.
                Wild speculation, unsubstantiated rumours, silly jokes and opposition delight in another's failures is what makes an internet forum fun.
                Blessed are the cracked for they are the ones who let in the light.

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                • laughingnome
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                  • Jul 2006
                  • 1624

                  #23
                  Originally posted by DeadlyAkkuret
                  Lol can't believe anyone would argue in favour of Gilbee, Hall or the Bulldogs and especially not against liz.
                  +1
                  10100111001 ;-)

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                  • caj23
                    Senior Player
                    • Aug 2003
                    • 2462

                    #24
                    I respect Liz and think that she is a great poster but I just can't agree on this point. All she is doing is following Roos and co blindly assuming that coaching panels don't make mistakes.

                    An prime example would be Clarkson and co at the Hawks not rating Benny and Josh in their best 22 when they clearly would have been in 2010. I predict that we'll find ourselves in the same predicament with Vez in 2011

                    Besides, she can't be right all of the time!
                    Last edited by caj23; 7 November 2010, 08:45 AM.

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                    • Bas
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                      #25
                      Originally posted by AnnieH
                      It's a chick thing Bas. It's all about his long, thick eyelashes.

                      Barry had trouble with his eyes. Definately NOT bedroom eyes.
                      So that's what women want, long eyelashes !

                      Well I'm off to the shopping channel to get myself one of those thingy eye lash wandy things. How about some nudey for men?. We can start a new thread - How to beautify the RWO male in 2011. Being single after long term incarceration, I need all the tips I can get. I've already lost 4 kg since Club Champion dinner.

                      So the satin shirt, hairy chest with gold medallion look is out now?. Is that right? Damn have to get a new wardrobe. Anyone want to buy some 25 year old satin shirts going very cheaply?
                      In memory of my little Staffy - Dicey, 17.06.2005 to 1.12.2011- I'll miss you mate.

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                      • aardvark
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                        • Mar 2010
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                        #26
                        Originally posted by Bas
                        So that's what women want, long eyelashes ?
                        Yes. I've heard tell that length is very important !!!

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                        • liz
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                          • Jan 2003
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                          #27
                          Originally posted by Will Sangster
                          I respect Liz and think that she is a great poster but I just can't agree on this point. All she is doing is following Roos and co blindly assuming that coaching panels don't make mistakes.

                          An prime example would be Clarkson and co at the Hawks not rating Benny and Josh in their best 22 when they clearly would have been in 2010. I predict that we'll find ourselves in the same predicament with Vez in 2011

                          Besides, she can't be right all of the time!
                          I think Vez might yet become an exceptional player, if he can do something about his endurance. I am disappointed that he hasn't made it at Sydney (I've been a fan since the first time I saw him play, in a pre-season reserves game at Bus Stop Oval, in 2008). I acknowledge it may be a trade that we rue in years to come (though I am far from certain that we will).

                          However, I thought this discussion was about Gilbee's comment that he was dumbfounded that Vez wasn't in the senior team this year. I may not have one iota of the extensive footy knowledge and nous of Messrs Gilbee and Hall but I did watch every single one of Vez' Sydney-located reserves games and one Canberra game in 2010. Having done so, I am able to exercise a smidgeon of independent thought to hold the view that the combined Swans coaching panel were being neither stupid nor vindictive by not selecting Vez in their 2010 senior team on a regular basis.

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                          • Go Swannies
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                            • Sep 2003
                            • 5697

                            #28
                            Originally posted by liz
                            I think Vez might yet become an exceptional player, if he can do something about his endurance. I am disappointed that he hasn't made it at Sydney (I've been a fan since the first time I saw him play, in a pre-season reserves game at Bus Stop Oval, in 2008). I acknowledge it may be a trade that we rue in years to come (though I am far from certain that we will).

                            However, I thought this discussion was about Gilbee's comment that he was dumbfounded that Vez wasn't in the senior team this year. I may not have one iota of the extensive footy knowledge and nous of Messrs Gilbee and Hall but I did watch every single one of Vez' Sydney-located reserves games and one Canberra game in 2010. Having done so, I am able to exercise a smidgeon of independent thought to hold the view that the combined Swans coaching panel were being neither stupid nor vindictive by not selecting Vez in their 2010 senior team on a regular basis.
                            Clearly you haven't been paying attention. It's always the coaching panel's fault when a player can't get a game - never the player's. And anyone leaving the Swans is always a disaster unless popular opinion has it that they may have once been legends but are now hacks.

                            Back in the real world, I can't think of any of the coaching panel ever being as open and honest as Stewie Dew was when asked about Vez at an aftermatch. If that rocket wasn't enough to get him going, I'm not sure even changing teams will do it.

                            But like Liz I really hope he makes it. Vez has so much talent and it would be sad if it went to waste. But these days it's good if a player can run around a bit, too - preferably for most of a game. And he certainly wasn't showing much character at the B&F - he reminded me of Nick Davis but without the wicked sense of humour.

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                            • Jewels
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                              • Oct 2006
                              • 3258

                              #29
                              Originally posted by Go Swannies
                              Clearly you haven't been paying attention. It's always the coaching panel's fault when a player can't get a game - never the player's. And anyone leaving the Swans is always a disaster unless popular opinion has it that they may have once been legends but are now hacks.
                              Back in the real world, I can't think of any of the coaching panel ever being as open and honest as Stewie Dew was when asked about Vez at an aftermatch. If that rocket wasn't enough to get him going, I'm not sure even changing teams will do it.

                              But like Liz I really hope he makes it. Vez has so much talent and it would be sad if it went to waste. But these days it's good if a player can run around a bit, too - preferably for most of a game. And he certainly wasn't showing much character at the B&F - he reminded me of Nick Davis but without the wicked sense of humour.
                              Couldn't have said it better myself GS.
                              Vez was a favourite of mine from the first time I saw him, but last year he just wasn't cutting the mustard and I suspected he would be gone.
                              It drives me nuts the way so many posters on here are so quick to doubt the coaching panel without even a smidgeon of the information they have at their disposal. I battle to think of any player that we have released in the last five or so years that have gone on to bigger and better things. I know a lot of you will immediately name Schneider but I really don't think he's any different at the Saints than he was with us - on his day, a game winner who often drifts out of a game and a rather unreliable shot at goal.
                              Last edited by Jewels; 8 November 2010, 10:16 AM.

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                              • dimelb
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                                • Jun 2003
                                • 6889

                                #30
                                Originally posted by Jewels
                                Couldn't have said it better myself GS.
                                Vez was a favourite of mine from the first time I saw him, but last year he just wasn't cutting the mustard and I suspected he would be gone.
                                It drives me nuts the way so many posters on here are so quick to doubt the coaching panel without even a smidgeon of the information they have at their disposal. I battle to think of any player that we have released in the last five or so years that have gone on to bigger and better things. I know a lot of you will immediately name Schneider but I really don't think he's any different at the Saints than he was with us - on his day, a game winner who often drifts out of a game and a rather unreliable shot at goal.
                                Except for Jolly of course. But we didn't "welease Dawwen", the initiative to go came from him.
                                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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