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GAMEDAY - ROUND 5

Chook
in Melbourne Demons

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As bad as it looks I can see it starting to come together.

You are a supreme optimist but good on you!
 

They are a tough playing group and recruit the same.. Have a tough totally uncompromising coach who just doesn't accept defeat and who never makes excuses. Just a couple of differnces from us.

Shits me how well North are going. We were right with them a couple of years back.

 

Let's be honest. That is where we are at. How we got there, who is to blame and what not is inconsequential in as far as moving forward. Mistakes have been made. Let's look at the game on it's merits.

We came in as a 5-1 chance today in a two horse race. That to me would say a five goal loss.

Negatives:

* run and spread is poor thus resulting in the huge disparity in possession.

* Hitting a target is also a problem.

* We need a target (s) up forward. Hurry up Mitch Clark and Chris Dawes.

* When the ball is going in fast to the opposition forward fifty, the back line looks shaky.

Positives:

* Max Gawn needs to be phased in as number one ruckman. Love his endeavour.

* The white flag wasn't run up. There was a little spunk shown up until the final siren.

* I'm thinking Shannon Byrnes is going to be a good pick up. He is having a go.

* Colin Garland = ditto.

No its not inconsequential. Blame is.

But that information if looked at properly, will show us where we've been wrong onfield, over the last 10 years, & so how we fix it.

our problems are no physical contests, & not defending against the oppositions players... Matthews is right.

too many Dumb Blond Bimbo's in the team.

As bad as it looks I can see it starting to come together.

Hey steve what medication are you on Can I have some


Agree to give others a go. In Dunn, Strauss, Taggert, Nicho. Out: Davey, Pedersen, Rodan and Terlich

It's more a matter that I never realised just how bad this team was. Sacking the coach will only make things worse.

Anyway, we're training well. We go extra well against the witches hats. Marvellous.

Oh, and our structures, systems, processes, fitness, key performance indicators and development are all tracking just beautifully.

Keep the faith ^_^
 

Agree to give others a go. In Dunn, Strauss, Taggert, Nicho. Out: Davey, Pedersen, Rodan and Terlich

What!! Terlich was our best player


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