Everything posted by —coach—
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CHANGES: Rd 22 vs Carlton
Spargo is about the only player who can hit up a leading forward consistently, drop him at your peril
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CHANGES: Rd 22 vs Carlton
Hmmm let’s see: - high profile player - possible for the brownlow - plays for a team the AFL desperately want in finals Will get off for sure.
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GAMEDAY: Rd 21 vs Collingwood
That’s two close games heavily influenced by the umps in seconds halves, I’m ducking sick of it
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GAMEDAY: Rd 21 vs Collingwood
So they’re allowed to drop it inside our 50 it seems
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GAMEDAY: Rd 21 vs Collingwood
Lost this in the first half with poor goal kicking and wasteful inside 50s
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GAMEDAY: Rd 21 vs Collingwood
We literally never get paid those inside our 50 and they’ve had three right in front of theirs
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GAMEDAY: Rd 21 vs Collingwood
Prior opportunity rule doesn’t count for us. [censored] joke
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GAMEDAY: Rd 21 vs Collingwood
Wow that has to be the worst non call of the year!
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GAMEDAY: Rd 21 vs Collingwood
Doesn’t help when the handball too him goes 10m in the air when he has 3 blokes standing around him ready to tackle
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GAMEDAY: Rd 21 vs Collingwood
Why do we keep handballing high looping handballs to a bloke under pressure?
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GAMEDAY: Rd 21 vs Collingwood
Man it would be nice if they fluffed a few
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GAMEDAY: Rd 21 vs Collingwood
Jeez Spargo is a great user of the footy
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GAMEDAY: Rd 21 vs Collingwood
Then gets blocked and freed against coz he ran into the back of the guy
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GAMEDAY: Rd 21 vs Collingwood
[censored] that was a disgraceful effort of kicking inside 50 from us. Complexity in control and can’t get it any where near a forward
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GAMEDAY: Rd 21 vs Collingwood
Woops spoke to soon
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GAMEDAY: Rd 21 vs Collingwood
Seems like different rules when we tackle versus when they tackle. in any event, we’ve wasted opportunities this quarter and naturally they can’t miss
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GAMEDAY: Rd 21 vs Collingwood
Agree, but I still enjoyed it all the same
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GAMEDAY: Rd 21 vs Collingwood
And a 10 out of 10 for entertainment value
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Medallion Club
Smart casual is the minimum dress standard for entry to the Medallion Club at both Marvel Stadium and the MCG. Not withstanding the dress standards outlined, the Medallion Club reserves the right to refuse entry to any person considered inappropriately attired. To avoid embarrassment or inconvenience, please note the following unacceptable clothing items: Sleeveless tops (tank tops, singlet tops, football jumpers with no sleeved top underneath) Rubber thongs, ugg boots or moccasins Beach wear or midriff tops Tracksuit pants or sports attire Untidy or dirty clothing Are you dining? Are you dining? If dining in The Grille (Marvel Stadium) or Medallion Club Dining at the MCG, in addition to the above, please note the following standards apply: Gentleman must wear a collared shirt (smart polo accepted) Dress shoes or neat sport shoes must be worn No hats or beanies
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Medallion Club
smart causal I believe, but you made need better to access some of thee food and drink areas.
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In Season - Loading/Periodisation: Put your conjecture here.
A family friend was an AFL umpire at the time and witnessed the Melb v Hawks games live. He told me categorically after we won that game (literally on the way home from the game) that we were out of legs and would get pumped by WC. Personally don't think it was mental, I just think a combination of high emotions from the previous few games and our helter skelter game plan at the time that we were super fatigued and subsequently got drilled that day.
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In Season - Loading/Periodisation: Put your conjecture here.
Yeah I told a Pies following mate that he should enjoy it while it lasted (after 6 straight wins) as they would run out of steam when it counts.
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In Season - Loading/Periodisation: Put your conjecture here.
That, or they never loaded because they never had expectations of finishing as high as they will. As such, they've played fresh but are starting to run out of legs.
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In Season - Loading/Periodisation: Put your conjecture here.
Swimmers swim more than that in recovery weeks! Middle distance swimmers will will do around 50% of the year in the 55-60km per week range, hit some peaks in the 70km-80km range, and do 37km at taper leading into a major competition! Different intensities though. And walking is equivalent to low level aerobic swimming in terms of physiological response, so when an AFL player walks to the local cafe they are racking up low level aerobic volume, whereas a swimmer ha to do that in the water.
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In Season - Loading/Periodisation: Put your conjecture here.
I can categorically say this is true, Olympic sports like swimming and cycling are miiiiiillles ahead of afl in terms of sport science because they are world sports not half a small country sport, they have multi year absolute peaks (they also have minor peaks multiple times throughout the 4 years), the margins between winning and 4th can hundredths of a second and in a sport like swimming you do 10-14 sessions (2hours plus per session) per week (if you don’t plan this extremely well you kill the athlete).