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Offline WilliamPowell

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Re: Hardwick's post-match media conference
« Reply #75 on: June 23, 2014, 08:26:29 PM »
Just wanted to acknowledge what Stripes has posted, was thinking something very similar myself but didn't have the time to articulate it. Well done Stripes  :thumbsup
Also WP, you make some fair points and I'd imagine somewhere in the middle lies the truth.

What I wonder is how heavily these topics are debated behind closed doors at Tigerland?
 You'd certainly like to think so.

 :cheers mate. I don't disagree with WP really but really just wanted to point out its not as easy as dropping players on mass. You need players who can fill their role in the team structure first and who are also performing at VFL level.

I would love to see Helbig in the side for an extended period this year and Arnot, Darrou, O'Hanlon and even McBean if their form warrants it.....and there is a spot for them  :shh ;D

 :thumbsup

although, I don't normally advocate mass changes just reckon with where we are at right now (season shot) then they need to make changes that reward kids for their efforts rather going around in circles giving games to those who have had chance after chance and failed the club

I reckon this week will tell us a lot. With Newman & Jackson both supposedly close to being available what will Dimma and co. do? Unfortunately I just think it will be more of the same. The usual suspect (aka favourites) will get nod again
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Re: Hardwick's post-match media conference
« Reply #76 on: June 24, 2014, 03:42:40 PM »
Stripes you are wrong and lucky the search function on this website is poor.

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Re: Hardwick's post-match media conference
« Reply #77 on: June 24, 2014, 05:05:22 PM »
try advanced google search and put in
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i'm curious to see where you think he is wrong.
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Re: Hardwick's post-match media conference
« Reply #78 on: June 24, 2014, 07:35:04 PM »
try advanced google search and put in
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http://oneeyed-richmond.com as the domain to search.

i'm curious to see where you think he is wrong.

So am I.  :allears

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Re: Hardwick's post-match media conference
« Reply #79 on: June 24, 2014, 07:53:35 PM »
Just wanted to acknowledge what Stripes has posted, was thinking something very similar myself but didn't have the time to articulate it. Well done Stripes  :thumbsup
Also WP, you make some fair points and I'd imagine somewhere in the middle lies the truth.

What I wonder is how heavily these topics are debated behind closed doors at Tigerland?
 You'd certainly like to think so.

 :cheers mate. I don't disagree with WP really but really just wanted to point out its not as easy as dropping players on mass. You need players who can fill their role in the team structure first and who are also performing at VFL level.

I would love to see Helbig in the side for an extended period this year and Arnot, Darrou, O'Hanlon and even McBean if their form warrants it.....and there is a spot for them  :shh ;D

 :thumbsup

although, I don't normally advocate mass changes just reckon with where we are at right now (season shot) then they need to make changes that reward kids for their efforts rather going around in circles giving games to those who have had chance after chance and failed the club

I reckon this week will tell us a lot. With Newman & Jackson both supposedly close to being available what will Dimma and co. do? Unfortunately I just think it will be more of the same. The usual suspect (aka favourites) will get nod again

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