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Paul Roo's On The Couch
« on: August 29, 2011, 11:00:20 PM »
Did anyone catch it tonight?

I read on another forum by a support of another club that he was criticising us for not winning games when it matters and we always look forward to another year.

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Re: Paul Roo's On The Couch
« Reply #1 on: August 29, 2011, 11:02:48 PM »
Correct!!

there comes a time when we need to start winning games that matter not at the pointy end of the year was the crust of it
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Re: Paul Roo's On The Couch
« Reply #2 on: August 30, 2011, 12:00:54 AM »
Correct!!

there comes a time when we need to start winning games that matter not at the pointy end of the year was the crust of it

This is true but.....I feel that the last three wins have been allot more important than token late season wins from years gone bye...As a young club we have showed exactly what we can achieve! There is no turning back from here, we will make the eight next season, I feel it in my blood....(P.S I also might be peeed at the time of righting this statement)(PPS writing starts with W) Cheers :cheers

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Re: Paul Roo's On The Couch
« Reply #3 on: August 30, 2011, 12:23:58 AM »
Did anyone catch it tonight?

I read on another forum by a support of another club that he was criticising us for not winning games when it matters and we always look forward to another year.

Im glad he said it because its true! Its a predictable cycle - they've bought themselves some goodwill with some spirited albeit meaningless wins after nearly losing it midseason and We look fwd to another year..
 iIthink its safe to say next season is the litmus test. However the club has an ace up its sleeve - if we capitulate next season and the supporters go off,Dimma will be made the scapegoat, a new coach will be brought in and once again we'll be looking forward to the next year. Yep Im nostradamus  :lol

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Re: Paul Roo's On The Couch
« Reply #4 on: August 30, 2011, 07:58:35 AM »
Correct!!

there comes a time when we need to start winning games that matter not at the pointy end of the year was the crust of it

There does Daniel, but to expect it to be this year was a bit unrealistic.

Did you really expect the club to suddenly materialise as a genuine finals contender and sweep all before it this year.
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Re: Paul Roo's On The Couch
« Reply #5 on: August 30, 2011, 08:07:09 AM »
paul roos is fos

we are a better team than sydney and he knows that !

facts are we have improved this year and that is all that was expected, he gos on say its been what 30 yrs since we won a gf, well wtf, it was 72 yrs between drinks for the swans, and they were stuffing lucky they won that won and the eagles were a better team that yr

paul roos is a bitter stuff head and he is still peeed off we never traded our pick 3 to the swans, he wanted martin desparately

he is a bastard and every time sheehan or healy say something positve about us , he peees on the party

stuff him

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Re: Paul Roo's On The Couch
« Reply #6 on: August 30, 2011, 08:15:34 AM »
Did anyone catch it tonight?

I read on another forum by a support of another club that he was criticising us for not winning games when it matters and we always look forward to another year.

Im glad he said it because its true! Its a predictable cycle - they've bought themselves some goodwill with some spirited albeit meaningless wins after nearly losing it midseason and We look fwd to another year..
 iIthink its safe to say next season is the litmus test. However the club has an ace up its sleeve - if we capitulate next season and the supporters go off,Dimma will be made the scapegoat, a new coach will be brought in and once again we'll be looking forward to the next year. Yep Im nostradamus  :lol

so true TM.

you can see 2012 unfolding already before a ball is bounced.

finishing 9th would put more pressure on Dimma to get us into the 8. If we bottom out again and with a possible Malthouse lurking after a year off he will be in trouble.

For me top 8 finish is required in 2012, nothing more nothing less pushing for a top 4 in 2013, or Dimma and the club will have failed.

This year was to be a developing year and no one really thought we would finish 9th or close enough but we did so the stakes are higher now going into 2012.

Honestly look at clubs 6-17. On a good day who cant we beat out of that lot aside from Swans at the SCG and Freo over there.

Its all in their head and we lost those stupid games because players like Jack and co thought they were better than what they actually are. They thought be beating Essendon meant they are flying and no one could stop them









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Re: Paul Roo's On The Couch
« Reply #7 on: August 30, 2011, 09:04:59 AM »
Did anyone catch it tonight?

I read on another forum by a support of another club that he was criticising us for not winning games when it matters and we always look forward to another year.

Im glad he said it because its true! Its a predictable cycle - they've bought themselves some goodwill with some spirited albeit meaningless wins after nearly losing it midseason and We look fwd to another year..
 iIthink its safe to say next season is the litmus test. However the club has an ace up its sleeve - if we capitulate next season and the supporters go off,Dimma will be made the scapegoat, a new coach will be brought in and once again we'll be looking forward to the next year. Yep Im nostradamus  :lol

We might do the other thing Tony. Win 13 games make the finals give Dimma a 3 yr extension and not make the finals again until 2020. In the meantime Malthouse and every other coach get snapped up by poo clubs who will continue to flog us year in and year out.


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Re: Paul Roo's On The Couch
« Reply #8 on: August 30, 2011, 09:16:45 AM »
facts are we have improved this year and that is all that was expected,

That's not what you were saying about 4-5 weeks ago

 :lol :lol   :jump

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Re: Paul Roo's On The Couch
« Reply #9 on: August 30, 2011, 09:43:11 AM »
facts are we have improved this year and that is all that was expected,

That's not what you were saying about 4-5 weeks ago

 :lol :lol   :jump

But you are right

wp, u must admit , for or five weeks ago we really didnt show improvement on last yr , we seemed to be slipping, but since then we resorted back to the long kicking game plan and look at the results. now we have improved , but if he had of finished the season in the form of 5 weeks ago, one would have questioned if we improved .

and u know im right ! lol

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Re: Paul Roo's On The Couch
« Reply #10 on: August 30, 2011, 10:08:18 AM »
I've got to wonder if sometime in the distant past, maybe in Roosies' Fitzroy days, someone from the Tigers snotted him or otherwise rained on his parade big-time.  He's got something against us, in addition to our past poor culture, management and team ethos, and it comes out everytime he talks about us.

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Re: Paul Roo's On The Couch
« Reply #11 on: August 30, 2011, 10:12:31 AM »
I've got to wonder if sometime in the distant past, maybe in Roosies' Fitzroy days, someone from the Tigers snotted him or otherwise rained on his parade big-time.  He's got something against us, in addition to our past poor culture, management and team ethos, and it comes out everytime he talks about us.

i think you pick certain parts of what he says and run with it.

You forget how much praise he had of Tuck and Cotch.

what part of what he said was rubbish. All true if you ask me

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Re: Paul Roo's On The Couch
« Reply #12 on: August 30, 2011, 10:34:19 AM »
If Dimma and the team produces the goods next year that is good. If not maybe Roos could end up coaching us. Then we would see some fireworks!!

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Re: Paul Roo's On The Couch
« Reply #13 on: August 30, 2011, 11:29:18 AM »
I believe that deep down you know the truth when you hear it and Paul Roos is 100% correct.

We all remember how well we finished in season 2008 and all that momentum dissipated by round 1 the following year.

As much as I have enjoyed the last 3 weeks, I will remain forever sceptical until we can perform against genuine quality.
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Re: Paul Roo's On The Couch
« Reply #14 on: August 30, 2011, 11:48:56 AM »
Sad thing is it is TRUE - Massive year next year for this club. Must be 12 wins absolute minimum.
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