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50 minutes ago, Satyriconhome said:

Sorry chap. played the game and have watched it for a tick over 46 years, just don't look for mistakes, which happen to the best, as long as they are kept to a minimum during a game.Ā 

There were a lot more important on field issues in the last couple of years than skill errors

Can I ask seeing, that you opened the door, have you ever played, did you miss a kick, handball, tackle?....I did.

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Yes I have played, but just because some people played the game or watched the game doesn't mean they understand it and clearly you fit in that category, if you cannot admit faults whether in football or life you cannot improve as a person as life goes on, same in football Stevie wonder could see our midfield was one paced and lacked skills and the forward line was a shambles, but were a contested based team but the game moved forward we stayed the same.

Goodwin over the last two years has said the forward line was a problem but other that throwing Turner down there nothing really changed but I admit the ball movement didn't help and that's on Goodwin his gameplan, I suspect next year it will change and if it does, does that means there was a fault in his game plan.

Mistakes happens in games it is a fast pace game, but when players cannot kick a 20 metre pass low and miss by a metre then that is a fault, when we kick high passes when transferring a ball instead of hard and low so the next player can move the ball on quickly instead of waiting that is a fault, instead of making forward run to ball on a lead we bombed it in again that is a fault as i said big difference between watching a game and understanding a game.

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1 hour ago, demon3165 said:

Yes I have played, but just because some people played the game or watched the game doesn't mean they understand it and clearly you fit in that category, if you cannot admit faults whether in football or life you cannot improve as a person as life goes on, same in football Stevie wonder could see our midfield was one paced and lacked skills and the forward line was a shambles, but were a contested based team but the game moved forward we stayed the same.

Goodwin over the last two years has said the forward line was a problem but other that throwing Turner down there nothing really changed but I admit the ball movement didn't help and that's on Goodwin his gameplan, I suspect next year it will change and if it does, does that means there was a fault in his game plan.

Mistakes happens in games it is a fast pace game, but when players cannot kick a 20 metre pass low and miss by a metre then that is a fault, when we kick high passes when transferring a ball instead of hard and low so the next player can move the ball on quickly instead of waiting that is a fault, instead of making forward run to ball on a lead we bombed it in again that is a fault as i said big difference between watching a game and understanding a game.

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Oh sorry, didn't realise I was communicating with the only poster on Demonland who understands footy. As if.

Gameplan, you have 6 forwards in the game and one on the bench, how different do you want that to be?

How would you, the expert, have changed it, personnel? please explain.

Same with the midfield, you need a lot of rotations through there these days, unfortunately due to injury etc we had to rotate 'rookies' in experience,Ā  through there, how would you have changed it, please explain.

How has the game moved forward, there are no contests now, yet the recruiters are salivating on the next draft crop, because the top end is full of contested ball beasts, sorry I don't understand that, please explain.

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3 minutes ago, Satyriconhome said:

Oh sorry, didn't realise I was communicating with the only poster on Demonland who understands footy. As if.

Gameplan, you have 6 forwards in the game and one on the bench, how different do you want that to be?

How would you, the expert, have changed it, personnel? please explain.

Same with the midfield, you need a lot of rotations through there these days, unfortunately due to injury etc we had to rotate 'rookies' in experience,Ā  through there, how would you have changed it, please explain.

How has the game moved forward, there are no contests now, yet the recruiters are salivating on the next draft crop, because the top end is full of contested ball beasts, sorry I don't understand that, please explain.

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Oh Jesus I don't believe I have to answer this just proves what I have been saying about understanding football, what to you think happens if 6 forwards are all together leading together boundry side in a pack and we don't have big pack markers like abblett, Carey etc because of the game plan there is no forward spread getting guys like fritta, kossie on a one on one or alone, allowing all forwards to be up end of the ground so when there is a turnover all forwards are to high up thus leaving backman all alone have you not seen that time and again?

I have already said we are one paced lack of skills lack of outside run and pace, that's where the game changed from 21 get the pill and get it outside of the contest and run that's where it's heading.

As for the next crop I don't know anything about them and will leave that to others to talk about but I think they will go with pace and skill.

We have the bones to go again we just need to put some skin on those bones to improve and will be stunned if Goodwin stays with the same game plan next year.

I might add I suspect Trac will spend more time forward that midfield next year and I suppose some of that will come down on how the injury has affected him body wise.

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36 minutes ago, Satyriconhome said:

Oh sorry, didn't realise I was communicating with the only poster on Demonland who understands footy. As if.

Gameplan, you have 6 forwards in the game and one on the bench, how different do you want that to be?

How would you, the expert, have changed it, personnel? please explain.

Same with the midfield, you need a lot of rotations through there these days, unfortunately due to injury etc we had to rotate 'rookies' in experience,Ā  through there, how would you have changed it, please explain.

How has the game moved forward, there are no contests now, yet the recruiters are salivating on the next draft crop, because the top end is full of contested ball beasts, sorry I don't understand that, please explain.

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Let me ask you a question who would you have have in the side the Bont or Oliver and why?

On 12/11/2024 at 10:36, kev martin said:

Ā Judd appears about the same size as last season.

So am I . . . and that's the problem.


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11 minutes ago, Queanbeyan Demon said:

So am I . . . and that's the problem.

My impression is that most of them are looking lighter in the upper-body and skin folds are minimal. Hoping it relates to a faster game speed from us.

Judd was looking spindly. His arm, maybe longer šŸ˜„.

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2 hours ago, Satyriconhome said:

Oh sorry, didn't realise I was communicating with the only poster on Demonland who understands footy. As if.

Gameplan, you have 6 forwards in the game and one on the bench, how different do you want that to be?

How would you, the expert, have changed it, personnel? please explain.

Same with the midfield, you need a lot of rotations through there these days, unfortunately due to injury etc we had to rotate 'rookies' in experience,Ā  through there, how would you have changed it, please explain.

How has the game moved forward, there are no contests now, yet the recruiters are salivating on the next draft crop, because the top end is full of contested ball beasts, sorry I don't understand that, please explain.

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Saty, it's good that you are back posting.

But, respectfully, it'd be great if you give the conflict a rest.

I get your frustration with various silly comments. But much of that is just people trolling looking for someone to bite.

And you often bite.

Which of course is your perogrative. But to be honest it becomes tedious when the back and forth clog up threads - and it obscures the interesting things you post.

I've seen this movie before.

Last time I asked you a variation of above you responded along the lines that you will continue to bite. And if I don't like it dont read it.

I responded that sure, that is your right, but that doing so is really just another type of trolling ie winding up the trolls and giving them oxygen.

Ultimately I took your advice and put you on ignore because who can bothered with reading grown adults bickering.Ā 

I took you off ignore, and hope to continue to do so because I enjoy your footy focused posts.Ā 

Edited by binman

19 hours ago, demon3165 said:

Jesus forgot he was a walloper I remember a picture of him in uniform.

My old man used to drive us past him so we we could yell Go Demons. Our Grandma lived nearby.

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1 hour ago, demon3165 said:

Let me ask you a question who would you have have in the side the Bont or Oliver and why?

Can’t believe we are into the first week of preseason and you’re already in with the negativity. Let’s just enjoy the fresh start ..new coaches ..admin ..players etc before the nit picking starts. That’s why it’s important to have posters like WCW post about preseason training. That’s where we will see changes to the game plan etc. Pointless procrastinating about it now .Ā 

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9 minutes ago, Deestar9 said:

Can’t believe we are into the first week of preseason and you’re already in with the negativity. Let’s just enjoy the fresh start ..new coaches ..admin ..players etc before the nit picking starts. That’s why it’s important to have posters like WCW post about preseason training. That’s where we will see changes to the game plan etc. Pointless procrastinating about it now .Ā 

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I am having a debate with a poster if don't understand the debate don't comment on it.


23 minutes ago, demon3165 said:

I am having a debate with a poster if don't understand the debate don't comment on it.

It’s become more of a mas-debate now D3165. So you are on your own now.

That's no problem with me I'm glad I'm not a sycophant..I will also say this if you cannot add to the debate with a point of view, say you disagree because of such and such and that's fine that's called discussion.

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On 12/11/2024 at 10:26, Diamond_Jim said:

Interested to see when Spargo makes it back on the track

I had entirely forgotten about Spargo. Ā  IF FIT I just wonder where he will fit in and who are his positional rivals.Ā 

5 hours ago, binman said:

Saty, it's good that you are back posting.

But, respectfully, it'd be great if you give the conflict a rest.

I get your frustration with various silly comments. But much of that is just people trolling looking for someone to bite.

And you often bite.

Which of course is your perogrative. But to be honest it becomes tedious when the back and forth clog up threads - and it obscures the interesting things you post.

I've seen this movie before.

Last time I asked you a variation of above you responded along the lines that you will continue to bite. And if I don't like it dont read it.

I responded that sure, that is your right, but that doing so is really just another type of trolling ie winding up the trolls and giving them oxygen.

Ultimately I took your advice and put you on ignore because who can bothered with reading grown adults bickering.Ā 

I took you off ignore, and hope to continue to do so because I enjoy your footy focused posts.Ā 

So people with different views are not encouraged, you just call them trolls because you don't want to debate or present an alternative view to discuss, this is the problem with this forum alternative debate in not encouraged by people some just want everyone singing from the same book.

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5 hours ago, demon3165 said:

That's no problem with me I'm glad I'm not a sycophant..I will also say this if you cannot add to the debate with a point of view, say you disagree because of such and such and that's fine that's called discussion.

Sorry, you don't understand discussion, your opinion is right, everyone else is wrong, end.

I haven't read any of your other replies, I just put you on ignore.


6 hours ago, Satyriconhome said:

Sorry, you don't understand discussion, your opinion is right, everyone else is wrong, end.

I haven't read any of your other replies, I just put you on ignore.

lmfao point proved you don't understand thank you.

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