Everything posted by Engorged Onion
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Clayton Oliver now 2022 Brownlow favourite?
I agree @mo64, that feels similar to my own experience re the definition of the Brownlow. More so now, I put emphasis on the AFLCA votes rather than the Chas.
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Harrison Petty incident
I'd imagine he has been 'compelled' by the AFL, but more importantly by the people that make up the Brisbane board and FD, to make direct contact with HP should HP want that. They're different arms of the same organisation (AFL).
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POSTGAME: Rd 23 vs Brisbane
On fire today @layzie ππβ€οΈ
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Percentage calculation
I get Iβm still haunted for Richard Osborne, Iβm not sure the playing list isβ¦
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Veil of Negativity
Great times in the Members last night eh @Brownie
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In Season - Loading/Periodisation: Put your conjecture here.
Science vs accepted wisdom.
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Harrison Petty incident
Someone, with skills, should post a clip on twitter hash tagging victim blaming... Id be surprised that powers that be in TV world, or even AFL world don't have a problem with the message that sends by an employee of theirs.
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GAMEDAY: Rd 23 vs Brisbane
Walking in the pineapple with a oppo supporter and a lions π¦ beanie β¦ black back pack for me, blue tshirt if any demon army members want to say hi
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GAMEDAY: Rd 23 vs Brisbane
At the powerhouse and headed to the pineapple ππ A river cat crawl
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In Season - Loading/Periodisation: Put your conjecture here.
Thatβs not tonight my friend π¬ππ€
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GAMEDAY: Rd 23 vs Brisbane
Unlike the other Grand Finalist (*Geelong), today the team are getting acclimatised to Grand Final Day weather a month early. π Current conditions =
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GAMEDAY: Rd 23 vs Brisbane
Nice one Brownie, a bit of locals knowledge please - I used to hit up βZe Germahn Klubβ pre match when I lived up here 10 years ago, alas itβs booked out- any other recommendations? (Not theπ!!) Iβm expecting a tight error riddled match with the Dees pulling away in the third and for Brisbane to ride the crowd a bit in the final.
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GAMEDAY: Rd 23 vs Brisbane
Flew into Coolangatta last night, 25 degree day up here. Now, looking out at the sun nudging above the horizon on the Coral Sea at Currumbin 15 storeys up. About to go for a run around Burleigh Heads headland and then a dip. Geez I'm glad to be out of the miserable sodding Victorian weather. I'll be sitting in the members tonight, it'll be a blast. Let's get it done... and if we don't, I still think we're the only team within the finals that can win from anywhere. β€οΈπ
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Weβre finishing INSIDE of the Top Four
@Gorgoroth Melbourne's Beltings In 2022. Fremantle - 38 points Geelong - 28 points Collingwood - 26 points Sydney - 11points Western Bulldogs - 10 points Collingwood - 7 points
- Game plans, tactics and all that jazz
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Veil of Negativity
*nerd alert Great question @binman it can help reinforce behaviors that lead to success- and let's not use it as the reason to just expect things to occur. What you're discussing is the notion of Self as Context vs Self as Concept from an Acceptance and Commitment perspective. Essentially, the conceptualised self refers to self-evaluations that are formed through interactions with the environment and with others. Although the conceptualised self may be helpful in guiding behavior, trying to teach individuals to view the self as ever-changing and influenced by both internal and external events, is useful. Why? Well, imagine we were a team that always lost to North Melbourne (recent times eh). You might (and supporters are always more likely to) hold on to the story that we always lose. If that 'feels' true to you, you are more likely to engage in behaviours when performing, that inadvertently reinforce that belief coming true..such as playing safe, which leads to another loss. (contingent on how you have gone in the season thus far). The self as concept then turns out to be true "We always lose to North" (the self as concept)... BUT what happens on the day of your first win? You didn't buy into self as concept, you were able to shift into self as context - understanding that your brain is getting caught up in old conceptualised views of the self, that don't have to inform behaviour. On the flip side (when things are going well) It's nice to have a self as concept that we have won x amount of games interstate... That is a really lovely feeling, however it doesn't actually help performance against Brisbane on Friday night...the behaviours still need to be consistent with our teams values and I would hope/expect Goodwin and co, reinforce that, as well as inadvertently, the notion of self as context.
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Multi-Call of Kozzy's Match Winner!
You're bloody right! Whats THAT about....
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Veil of Negativity
Perhaps the mods could introduce a way to highlight the background - traffic light style. Green for a happy/positive post Orange for raising concerns Red for vitriol to players/club/other...
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POSTMATCH: Rd 22 vs Carlton
Applied for the North or Essendon gigs? π
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Ben Rutten
Was it always coming or was it the magnitude and opposition of the weekends loss?
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We're Finishing OUT of the Top Four
I miss 'old mate' he/she/they were good for stirring up some controversy... did they wander off or were they ejected?
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POSTMATCH: Rd 22 vs Carlton
Agreed... and the AFL average is 19% - that's 4 out of 5 entries will result in a turnover across the entire league. I'm not sure tactically what can be done different, aside from 'lowering eyes'.
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Premiership Metrics - what do the last ten premiership teams have in common?
As always @WheeloRatings, fantastic work.
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WELCOME TO THE MELBOURNE FOOTBALL CLUB - CLAYTON OLIVER
So close! πβ€οΈπ Patrick Cripps = 1000 Clearances - 144 Matches Played Clayton Oliver - = 989 Clearances - 144 Matches Played.
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POSTMATCH: Rd 22 vs Carlton
It feels as though for some, there is only one type of win that legitimizes being a contender once you've won the premiership... the ol 5-7 goal win.