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Leadership group for 2012

jayceebee31
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When one looks at the situation of leadership of this group and looks at the current 6- Green,Maloney, Davies, Rivers,Grimes and Jones-one has to look at the consistent way that Sylvia has played this yea and the last..

I think that adding Col to the leadership would give him another spark and I think he'll become an elite footballer. Has now matured ,speaks extremely well and got his soul into the club. Go Col-Go Dees, What do you think?

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    surely he will get the nod, but i wouldnt take anyone out of the leadership group either, he looks to have really matured over the last few seasons, and i hope that he can continue on with it, he is going to be a vital player for us, and is definitely a strong leader.

    having said that, im not too fussed, i think all of the boys look up to him as it is and really doesnt matter whether or not he is in the leadership group as much

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    For mine- Green,Moloney,Sylvia,Rivers,Jones,Grimes,Trengove possibly jordie mac

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    Green and Davey have been awful.

    Moloney and Rivers have been great and poor. Grimes injured.

    Jones has been the only consistent performer and leader.

    Green, Davey, and River s have awful body laguage when things aren't going their way.

    The LG has been a failure so far this season - a big, fat F.

    If they want to begin to be taken seriously then they have to have a good, positive game on Saturday in the return of relevant games for this club.

    Otherwise it's the under 23s picking from themselves or the coach (whoever that may be) choosing the captain and his leuitenants.

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