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On 11/12/2021 at 11:02 PM, tiers said:

Too busy watching the replays to post.

Watched the last 1.5 quarters again tonight. Never disappoints and we win again and again.

Maybe in a few years when the thrill and excitement wears down a bit.

Giving GF a break - watched Max v Geelong

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Loving the rewatching. The umpires seem unusually loud. Maybe I have the wrong sound set up for the DVD. Can’t believe after Bont’s goal, they only kicked one more. He was celebrating like he already had the premiership won 😂

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3 hours ago, Jontee said:

Mrs wanted to watch some crap on the ABC so I sat that out and watched the replay.  Had some quality problems with the videos so watched the 2nd quarter.  With hindsight it was a very good quarter of footy.

What I have realised is that the Dogs midfield kicked most of their goals.  7/10.

Room for defensive improvement next year?

Who was at fault really ?

Defenders or mids?? 

Clarry took care of the Bont and atelier only got one more goal in Party time !!

Johanissen took an unbelievable mark just like Weightmann  did in Round 19!! ( Our last defeat) 

Guess who provide the ladders ??

our tallest in Maxy and smallest in "" Bowser "  

Strange stepladders !! Both one great and another one in the making!!! 
 

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1 hour ago, Cassiew said:

Loving the rewatching. The umpires seem unusually loud. Maybe I have the wrong sound set up for the DVD. Can’t believe after Bont’s goal, they only kicked one more. He was celebrating like he already had the premiership won 😂

I have never seen such a reversal and then complete thrashing, of a team 19 points up half way through a 3rd quarter and let alone in a GF. The domination from that point by us was unbelievable. 16 goals to 1 in the last 28 minutes  of actual playing time. I watch it over and over again and am still stunned. TBH,  I could imagine it being done to us, with my MFCSS, but to win a flag that way, WOW just WOW! Thank you boys, you done us proud.

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9 minutes ago, Redleg said:

I have never seen such a reversal and then complete thrashing, of a team 19 points up half way through a 3rd quarter and let alone in a GF. The domination from that point by us was unbelievable. 16 goals to 1 in the last 28 minutes  of actual playing time. I watch it over and over again and am still stunned. TBH,  I could imagine it being done to us, with my MFCSS, but to win a flag that way, WOW just WOW! Thank you boys, you done us proud.

Reminded me a lot of the 1984 grand final. Though in our one it didn’t look like we were going to come back. Dons always looked like coming back in the 4th

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4 minutes ago, sue said:

Probably I missed it, but I can't recall any posts discussing what coaching changes (if any) were made in the second half. Any ideas?

Nah, we retained the same coaches for the entire game. (Sorry,  had to!)

Two that have been fairly well documented, which were even better than coaching moves - player driven tactical changes:

1) Oliver claiming direct responsibility for Bont at stoppages

2) Gawn staying out of the ruck when Jackson was on top

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1 hour ago, 58er said:

Who was at fault really ?

Defenders or mids?? 

I am fairly certain that Clarrie was on Treloar when he kicked his first, ANB was on the Bont when he kicked his last, Viney on the Bont when he took a pack mark (like really), Spargo gave away an head high to Hunter, not sure of the rest....

 

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11 minutes ago, sue said:

Probably I missed it, but I can't recall any posts discussing what coaching changes (if any) were made in the second half. Any ideas?

Clarry shadowed the Bont from third quarter on but no knowledge of the origin of that master stroke.

Might have been a comment from Yze or Chico  or Goody "to keep in touch with the Bont in this half " perhaps OR Clarry giving a peep into his future coaching skills after he retires.

The Gawny "keep Jacko on the ball and I'll continue resting etc. was not a bad move either!

Onscreen this  is the chat between Burgo  and Goody in middle to late Q3 when that message from Gawny was allegedly relayed. 

That's as much as being more aggressive and all players and notably our on ball champions lifting and taking the ball on the forward side of the pack. 

Here starteth the lesson and 16 goals later we  have a precious unbelievable and thoroughly deserved and unforgettable 13th Premiership.!! 

 

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2 minutes ago, 58er said:

Clarry shadowed the Bont from third quarter on but no knowledge of the origin of that master stroke.

Might have been a comment from Yze or Chico  or Goody "to keep in touch with the Bont in this half " perhaps OR Clarry giving a peep into his future coaching skills after he retires.

The Gawny "keep Jacko on the ball and I'll continue resting etc. was not a bad move either!

Onscreen this  is the chat between Burgo  and Goody in middle to late Q3 when that message from Gawny was allegedly relayed. 

That's as much as being more aggressive and all players and notably our on ball champions lifting and taking the ball on the forward side of the pack. 

Here starteth the lesson and 16 goals later we  have a precious unbelievable and thoroughly deserved and unforgettable 13th Premiership.!! 

 

Well done Players and Coaches  such good feeling for the game!!

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30 minutes ago, sue said:

Probably I missed it, but I can't recall any posts discussing what coaching changes (if any) were made in the second half. Any ideas?

That used to be the talk of Monday, the genius/[censored] move (or not) made by the coach.....not any more

Now it seems so much more scripted; most rotations seem to be  at the behest of the performance guru, who might not even be watching the game.

And there seem to be some set rules; if player  X goes off, then player Y takes his position and Z goes....

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14 minutes ago, 58er said:

Clarry shadowed the Bont from third quarter on but no knowledge of the origin of that master stroke.

Might have been a comment from Yze or Chico  or Goody "to keep in touch with the Bont in this half " perhaps OR Clarry giving a peep into his future coaching skills after he retires.

Or the defensive 6 yelling at Clarrie to 'Stand on the Bont'

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You're all giving the Dogs too much credit for their 2nd quarter.

Reckon we simply took the foot off the gas pressure wise and allowed them to do as they pleased.

They went at a silly efficiency rate inside 50 too which wasn't sustainable for four quarters. 

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On 11/8/2021 at 9:16 PM, Queanbeyan Demon said:

I watched the game again yesterday . . . do other people still shout at the tele even though the game was six weeks ago and you've watch it 50 times? My neighbours must be fed up. 

 My 70 odd year Old Man is up to 32 times, he's keeping count but what makes me laugh is every time it was going to be OOB deliberate he was doing the umpires signal and yelling at the telly shaking his head and laughing. 

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2 hours ago, sue said:

Probably I missed it, but I can't recall any posts discussing what coaching changes (if any) were made in the second half. Any ideas?

Thanks for those who answered this.  I was aware of the Clarrie and Gawn 'moves'.  I just thought there must have been more than that. And Jontee says there may be even less.

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1 hour ago, adonski said:

You're all giving the Dogs too much credit for their 2nd quarter.

Reckon we simply took the foot off the gas pressure wise and allowed them to do as they pleased.

They went at a silly efficiency rate inside 50 too which wasn't sustainable for four quarters. 

Agree. If we'd kicked straight they wouldn't have got in front. But then we wouldn't have had the stunning unforgettable ten minutes of football and the avalanche that followed.

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22 minutes ago, sue said:

Thanks for those who answered this.  I was aware of the Clarrie and Gawn 'moves'.  I just thought there must have been more than that. And Jontee says there may be even less.

Why thankyou.  And if at one stage BB was at full back doing goodness knows what, perhaps it is the game style, preparation and the licence the players have been given is of more importance.

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2 hours ago, Redleg said:

I would love to ask Goody what Burgess was saying to him during the 3rd quarter.

It was more than just a comment, as he was talking to him for about a minute.

They were discussing fitness and rotations and Burgo said that the players were fit, rested and ready to go Bang, Bang, Bang.....BANG

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2 hours ago, Redleg said:

I would love to ask Goody what Burgess was saying to him during the 3rd quarter.

It was more than just a comment, as he was talking to him for about a minute.

Burgo explained it on his podcast with Peter Brukner, Definitely worth a listen. We have lost a gun there...

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