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Re: Who is under the pump?
« Reply #90 on: May 25, 2012, 05:02:46 PM »
Anyway.your ignored again along with 7 other of your abusive pals so don't bother replying

 :lol :lol :lol  2nd time today you have told me this, lets see how long it lasts this time :lol :lol

BTW, you have once again managed to avoid answering the questions! Its like magic :santa :santa

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Re: Who is under the pump?
« Reply #91 on: May 25, 2012, 07:07:48 PM »
Anyway.your ignored again along with 7 other of your abusive pals so don't bother replying

Mate, that's 7 more friends than you've got. And no, in the real world celebs you spot in traffic don't count as friends  :-*


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Re: Who is under the pump?
« Reply #92 on: May 25, 2012, 07:33:48 PM »
Just as well Jackstar won't see that post cause it was quite hurtful.
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Re: Who is under the pump?
« Reply #93 on: May 25, 2012, 07:38:05 PM »
Just as well Jackstar won't see that post cause it was quite hurtful.

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Re: Who is under the pump?
« Reply #94 on: May 25, 2012, 07:47:25 PM »
Jackstar

Now about this gifting games crap you go on about.

What is the difference between gifting a player a game by promoting him too early and gifting a player a game by leaving him in the side and not dropping him?

Time to give that chestnut a rest.

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Re: Who is under the pump?
« Reply #95 on: May 25, 2012, 07:50:45 PM »
Don't try and unhitch your wagon now 65  :lol

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Re: Who is under the pump?
« Reply #96 on: May 25, 2012, 07:51:31 PM »
Enough with the personal sniping ppl! Back to the topic!!!

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Re: Who is under the pump?
« Reply #97 on: May 25, 2012, 07:55:47 PM »


browne, bit of a dinosaur probably agree but we will need to keep at least one of brown or Graham.
connors, totally stuffed attitude. Agree Gone
derickx, has done nothing at 25.Agree, would need to have a ripper second half of the season
edwards, glass half full poor skills poor decion making skinny runt. Edwards is getting a senior game and will so until we have the depth to push him out, he will be there next year
graham, seems his papers are stamped already. See Browne
houli, down hill skier who is limited. Compleate Rubish
jackson, hackA hack I would agree but once again he will stay on the list until he can be pushed out
king, very limited player with no polish.agree, has had good games but is to inconsistent, trade
macdonald, gonski. correct
a maric rookie on senior list.A rookie anyway, happy for him to stay there
mcguane, dud. Delist
miller rookie on senior list. will be lucky to get another year but has played his roll well to date
moore injury,Unlucky run but will most likely be deilistef
nahas one sided runt whith no polish.see Edwards and Jackson
newman struggling and 30 yrs old. some real wrrying signs the last two yrs. not sure what was worrying about last season but has defiantly slowed up this year, he Won't be delisted at seasons end tough
post seems his papers are already stamped with the lack of opportunity, one dimensional. aree, will need to turn it around big time to save his place
vickery yep i put him here he needs to dramatically improve a fair few areas of his game. soft as butter. hes safe for now on the back of last yr but is clearly struggling. was last yr a one off is a good question atm. Agree with your assement of him at the moment but he has shown he can play, won be delisted for at least 2 more seasons after this
webberley average at everything no outstanding assett too small.Agree, Delist
white dud.Times up, Delist

thats 19 players
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tuck at 31 hes probably a  severe injury away from it. agree but his father has shown he could just as easily go on forever
astbury only because of injury which has prevented him from developing will get at least 2 more seasons after this
griffiths see astbury.Need to get a good run at it soon, has at least 1 - 2 seasons left after this one
riewoldt clearly safe but struggling big time and has for a good chunk of last yr as well.safe as houses

So there we go Claw, using a little bit of reality and common sence I have managed to cut your lis of 19 delists back to 7 + 2 rookies. I believe with such a strong draft and the introduction of free agency the may be another 1 or 2 added to that list but there sure as hell won't be 19 players delisted.
Happy now??
for starters i cant read that scribble secondly the criteria clearly set was,IN THE GUN, GLASS HALF FULL AND STRUGGLING.nothing about delisting all.
 I totally disagree with your post.  right at this moment all of those players fall into at least one of those categories

in reply
browne -  well your right but we will keep one of browne derickx or graham. but all are being evaluated. that means all are in the gun. all are glass half fulls and struggling well graham is going okay at coburg.
graham- see browne
derickx - see browne.
connors - you agree bloody hell unbelievable.
edwards - so you think he needs to be pushed out in time, i assume that is because of his deficiencies that make him a glass half  full. your wrong he fits the criteria but hes got photos or something and is safe for what ever reason. should not have been given a contract  extension.
jackson - you agree he fits two criteria. for what ever reason he is not in the gun and people think the club get everything right lol.
king - agree. he also fits two criteria but is not in the gun like jackson they love their glass half fulls at richmond.
macdonald - not only in the gun but already shot. agree. shame he does have talent.
a maric - you dont get it im happy to give him and others another yr but he is struggling probably in the gun and has serious flaws.
mcguane- agree.
miller - struggling has done all yr only thing saved him is he hasnt struggled as much as others. many weaknesses and in the gun. agree.
moore - agree purely an injury thing but hes struggling because of it.
nahas - i think you agree. hes a glass half full. he has struggled in most games but he is safe. why is beyond me should also be in the gun.
newman = struggled last yr in a lot of games, then got hurt late and this yr he has been mainly poor. not in the gun but struggling close to retirement id say.
post - i think you agree hes in the gun, struggled at afl level and seems a mark kick player. would definately hang onto him for 1 more yr.
vickery - you agree hes struggling. clearly not in the gun but watch out next yr if his form continues. one just passable season does not make a player  i would have thought this lesson was firmly driven home to all supporters by now but clearly it hasnt.
webberley - you agree.
white - you agree.

imo every single one falls into one of the categories that you felt the need to be sarcastic about. not all are in the gun which is something you cant seem to grasp. which ones need to go first well obviously uncontracted ones. trouble is the way cameron goes about it very few are ever uncontracted come seasons end.

imo jackson king edwards are safe due to contracts lol. nahas is a pet,  newman is the skipper but can go to the vets list to free up a spot.vickery is safe for now and i think miller will be retained as a mature rookie if we are allowed. one of the three ruckmen mentioned will be retained out of need.
that leaves about 10 on tenterhooks depending on contracts and i would not be surprised if craig cameron has not already signed most of those.

my personal opinion is.
list proper 

delist -  white. mcguane, webberley. macdonald, king, connors. macdonald aside  they have given us absolutely zilch. and have had yrs.
retire - moore. i think this what will happen but if he finds some touch late in the season he may want to go on.
trade - graham ruckmen have trade value could bundle him up with say pick 48 for pick 30.
vets list - newman. would definately do this if we have a graham scenario.
creates 9 spots - 5 nd picks, 1 trade for a need. 1 psd pick on a mature player. 2 from state league depending on how good they have been otherwise rookie them.
will probably have only 2 or 3 rookie picks imo as well.

finally thank you for at the least pointing out what you actually think with some substance  rather than just taking sarcastic shots.  we disagree im sure we can disagree without the angst and sarcasm.i will reply with kind if its aimed at me.

Without going through each individual player. i want to add one thing.. We have a list that is improving to a level that is getting there and will no doubt be playing finals soon enough.  The thing i notice about your post Mr Claw is you never allow for the grunts of the team, the players that arent elite but do their job. Arent the most skilled but do their job, arent the most charismatic but do their job.. 

Delisting so many players in this next off season would IMO be a bad move.. As has been proven many times, a good team comes from not having a group of Judds and Abletts, but putting together a group that all work in the same direction, like each other and are united in the quest.

For mine changes will be players like McDonald and rookies that havent cut it.  Other than that we trade for elite players and keep drafting 3-4 youngsters.. 

Having 9-10 18 year olds come into the side would be disastrous to club culture..

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Re: Who is under the pump?
« Reply #98 on: May 25, 2012, 08:38:40 PM »
Wasn't in recruiting
Get your facts correct
You are one of 8 ignored imbeciles that on occasions I will read your rubbish posts and boy are they rubbish
On your theory .the RFC has been successful
Facts are we lose tomorrow .season over !
Yet another year down the drain
Might further add I think we can win

Jack I actually think that if we win one of our next two and are 4-6 after 10 with upcoming games against

Fremantle MCG
GWS away
Adelaide AAMI
Melbourne MCG
Gold Coast Cairns
Nought MCG

We can certainly have something to play for in the last half dozen games.
Other than Adelaide we would fancy our chances given the way we have played this season.
9-7 after 16 means season alive to me.

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Re: Who is under the pump?
« Reply #99 on: May 25, 2012, 09:04:58 PM »
very funny thread what with the ignore button and all.

just on vickery and post.

i havent looked at their stats but vickerys first two yrs were very ordinary yet we gifted him what 25 odd games in that time hmm might be 27 i think. his stats in all areas would still be poor bar the 36 goals he kicked last yr.

post i would say in most categories would be statistically as good if not better yet most want to give him the heave ho as quick as we can blink, never to be seen again.
 but wish to keep on giving vikery more games. despite stats that say hes performing worse than post and as poor as his first yr.

he was gifted 6 games in a row for one of the poorest returns ive ever seen from any afl footballer. yet he wasnt dropped injury forced their hand.
surely we can afford post a similar time frame  if he is ever picked to play seniors again.

why was vickery not forced to come back thru coburg shocking preseason 6 deplorable games and two weeks injured what are they doing.

it has seemed like there is one set of rules for some and a different set of rules for others. it also seems to me vickery is picked this yr not on form or performance but purely on team structure. what i dont get is hes giving nothing witches hat is a good description why not try someone else and stop gifting this bloke games.

its indeed a sad state of affairs and an indictment on list management when you are forced to give a witches hat a game because the excuse is theres no viable option otherwise.

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Re: Who is under the pump?
« Reply #100 on: May 25, 2012, 09:05:07 PM »
Really have to win tomorrow
Saints no push over
To make the eight you will need 13 wins this year ?
As West Coast .Swans and Adelaide will win the majority of there home games
The other 5 spots look likely to go to Collingwood .Hawthorn Essendon.Carlton Geelong ?
Saints Freo and us miss ??

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Re: Who is under the pump?
« Reply #101 on: May 25, 2012, 09:07:54 PM »
very funny thread what with the ignore button and all.

just on vickery and post.

i havent looked at their stats but vickerys first two yrs were very ordinary yet we gifted him what 25 odd games in that time hmm might be 27 i think. his stats in all areas would still be poor bar the 36 goals he kicked last yr.

post i would say in most categories would be statistically as good if not better yet most want to give him the heave ho as quick as we can blink, never to be seen again.
 but wish to keep on giving vikery more games. despite stats that say hes performing worse than post and as poor as his first yr.

he was gifted 6 games in a row for one of the poorest returns ive ever seen from any afl footballer. yet he wasnt dropped injury forced their hand.
surely we can afford post a similar time frame  if he is ever picked to play seniors again.

why was vickery not forced to come back thru coburg shocking preseason 6 deplorable games and two weeks injured what are they doing.

it has seemed like there is one set of rules for some and a different set of rules for others. it also seems to me vickery is picked this yr not on form or performance but purely on team structure. what i dont get is hes giving nothing witches hat is a good description why not try someone else and stop gifting this bloke games.

its indeed a sad state of affairs and an indictment on list management when you are forced to give a witches hat a game because the excuse is theres no viable option otherwise.

Thank you

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Re: Who is under the pump?
« Reply #102 on: May 25, 2012, 09:19:29 PM »
very funny thread what with the ignore button and all.

just on vickery and post.

i havent looked at their stats but vickerys first two yrs were very ordinary yet we gifted him what 25 odd games in that time hmm might be 27 i think. his stats in all areas would still be poor bar the 36 goals he kicked last yr.

post i would say in most categories would be statistically as good if not better yet most want to give him the heave ho as quick as we can blink, never to be seen again.
 but wish to keep on giving vikery more games. despite stats that say hes performing worse than post and as poor as his first yr.

he was gifted 6 games in a row for one of the poorest returns ive ever seen from any afl footballer. yet he wasnt dropped injury forced their hand.
surely we can afford post a similar time frame  if he is ever picked to play seniors again.

why was vickery not forced to come back thru coburg shocking preseason 6 deplorable games and two weeks injured what are they doing.

it has seemed like there is one set of rules for some and a different set of rules for others. it also seems to me vickery is picked this yr not on form or performance but purely on team structure. what i dont get is hes giving nothing witches hat is a good description why not try someone else and stop gifting this bloke games.

its indeed a sad state of affairs and an indictment on list management when you are forced to give a witches hat a game because the excuse is theres no viable option otherwise.

Thank you

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Re: Who is under the pump?
« Reply #103 on: May 25, 2012, 09:28:04 PM »


browne, bit of a dinosaur probably agree but we will need to keep at least one of brown or Graham.
connors, totally stuffed attitude. Agree Gone
derickx, has done nothing at 25.Agree, would need to have a ripper second half of the season
edwards, glass half full poor skills poor decion making skinny runt. Edwards is getting a senior game and will so until we have the depth to push him out, he will be there next year
graham, seems his papers are stamped already. See Browne
houli, down hill skier who is limited. Compleate Rubish
jackson, hackA hack I would agree but once again he will stay on the list until he can be pushed out
king, very limited player with no polish.agree, has had good games but is to inconsistent, trade
macdonald, gonski. correct
a maric rookie on senior list.A rookie anyway, happy for him to stay there
mcguane, dud. Delist
miller rookie on senior list. will be lucky to get another year but has played his roll well to date
moore injury,Unlucky run but will most likely be deilistef
nahas one sided runt whith no polish.see Edwards and Jackson
newman struggling and 30 yrs old. some real wrrying signs the last two yrs. not sure what was worrying about last season but has defiantly slowed up this year, he Won't be delisted at seasons end tough
post seems his papers are already stamped with the lack of opportunity, one dimensional. aree, will need to turn it around big time to save his place
vickery yep i put him here he needs to dramatically improve a fair few areas of his game. soft as butter. hes safe for now on the back of last yr but is clearly struggling. was last yr a one off is a good question atm. Agree with your assement of him at the moment but he has shown he can play, won be delisted for at least 2 more seasons after this
webberley average at everything no outstanding assett too small.Agree, Delist
white dud.Times up, Delist

thats 19 players
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tuck at 31 hes probably a  severe injury away from it. agree but his father has shown he could just as easily go on forever
astbury only because of injury which has prevented him from developing will get at least 2 more seasons after this
griffiths see astbury.Need to get a good run at it soon, has at least 1 - 2 seasons left after this one
riewoldt clearly safe but struggling big time and has for a good chunk of last yr as well.safe as houses

So there we go Claw, using a little bit of reality and common sence I have managed to cut your lis of 19 delists back to 7 + 2 rookies. I believe with such a strong draft and the introduction of free agency the may be another 1 or 2 added to that list but there sure as hell won't be 19 players delisted.
Happy now??
for starters i cant read that scribble secondly the criteria clearly set was,IN THE GUN, GLASS HALF FULL AND STRUGGLING.nothing about delisting all.
 I totally disagree with your post.  right at this moment all of those players fall into at least one of those categories

in reply
browne -  well your right but we will keep one of browne derickx or graham. but all are being evaluated. that means all are in the gun. all are glass half fulls and struggling well graham is going okay at coburg.
graham- see browne
derickx - see browne.
connors - you agree bloody hell unbelievable.
edwards - so you think he needs to be pushed out in time, i assume that is because of his deficiencies that make him a glass half  full. your wrong he fits the criteria but hes got photos or something and is safe for what ever reason. should not have been given a contract  extension.
jackson - you agree he fits two criteria. for what ever reason he is not in the gun and people think the club get everything right lol.
king - agree. he also fits two criteria but is not in the gun like jackson they love their glass half fulls at richmond.
macdonald - not only in the gun but already shot. agree. shame he does have talent.
a maric - you dont get it im happy to give him and others another yr but he is struggling probably in the gun and has serious flaws.
mcguane- agree.
miller - struggling has done all yr only thing saved him is he hasnt struggled as much as others. many weaknesses and in the gun. agree.
moore - agree purely an injury thing but hes struggling because of it.
nahas - i think you agree. hes a glass half full. he has struggled in most games but he is safe. why is beyond me should also be in the gun.
newman = struggled last yr in a lot of games, then got hurt late and this yr he has been mainly poor. not in the gun but struggling close to retirement id say.
post - i think you agree hes in the gun, struggled at afl level and seems a mark kick player. would definately hang onto him for 1 more yr.
vickery - you agree hes struggling. clearly not in the gun but watch out next yr if his form continues. one just passable season does not make a player  i would have thought this lesson was firmly driven home to all supporters by now but clearly it hasnt.
webberley - you agree.
white - you agree.

imo every single one falls into one of the categories that you felt the need to be sarcastic about. not all are in the gun which is something you cant seem to grasp. which ones need to go first well obviously uncontracted ones. trouble is the way cameron goes about it very few are ever uncontracted come seasons end.

imo jackson king edwards are safe due to contracts lol. nahas is a pet,  newman is the skipper but can go to the vets list to free up a spot.vickery is safe for now and i think miller will be retained as a mature rookie if we are allowed. one of the three ruckmen mentioned will be retained out of need.
that leaves about 10 on tenterhooks depending on contracts and i would not be surprised if craig cameron has not already signed most of those.

my personal opinion is.
list proper 

delist -  white. mcguane, webberley. macdonald, king, connors. macdonald aside  they have given us absolutely zilch. and have had yrs.
retire - moore. i think this what will happen but if he finds some touch late in the season he may want to go on.
trade - graham ruckmen have trade value could bundle him up with say pick 48 for pick 30.
vets list - newman. would definately do this if we have a graham scenario.
creates 9 spots - 5 nd picks, 1 trade for a need. 1 psd pick on a mature player. 2 from state league depending on how good they have been otherwise rookie them.
will probably have only 2 or 3 rookie picks imo as well.

finally thank you for at the least pointing out what you actually think with some substance  rather than just taking sarcastic shots.  we disagree im sure we can disagree without the angst and sarcasm.i will reply with kind if its aimed at me.

Without going through each individual player. i want to add one thing.. We have a list that is improving to a level that is getting there and will no doubt be playing finals soon enough.  The thing i notice about your post Mr Claw is you never allow for the grunts of the team, the players that arent elite but do their job. Arent the most skilled but do their job, arent the most charismatic but do their job.. 

Delisting so many players in this next off season would IMO be a bad move.. As has been proven many times, a good team comes from not having a group of Judds and Abletts, but putting together a group that all work in the same direction, like each other and are united in the quest.

For mine changes will be players like McDonald and rookies that havent cut it.  Other than that we trade for elite players and keep drafting 3-4 youngsters.. 

Having 9-10 18 year olds come into the side would be disastrous to club culture..
now bengal tiger you would have read if you had read the whole lot  that i espoused 5 nd picks atm that is 1/ first rounder. basically 2 second rounders 1 third rounder and 1 4th rounder. in a deep draft yr you can expext a very good return.
i also envisioned a trade for a need. a psd pick on a mature player and a couple of ready to go state league players.. i also envisioned us putting newman onto the vet list a situation where we gain a list spot but dont cut anyone.  so you see with good list management we dont have to load up with just kids. dont kid yourself we need an influx of players  we have more than our fair share of duds or list cloggers.

we are currently being carried by about 14 players we need to find another 14. those who i want gone have not contributed one thing to the sides improvement this yr ior in yrs past.

can i ask what rookies havent cut it apart from heslin whos gone home. miller who plays seniors. the rest have only been there 5 minutes.
cmon ask yourself what do we lose by delisting  white, mcguane, webberley macdonald, king,and connors. only king is a regular and hes awful.
what do we lose by trading graham hopefully for a good draft pick ie graham and pick 48ish for a pick 30ish. he has hardly played a senior game in two yrs and cant even get a gig as a backup.
its realistic moore will retire what has he done for the improvement, will he be missed. 
finally  its sensible in a deep draft yr to move the struggling newman to the vets list.imo hes on a steep decline and evades a fair bit of criticism because hes the skipper.
i can if you like swap a fair few of these players for those who have contributed just as little.
again make no mistake another clean out is needed  we have barely begun to do what we must.

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Re: Who is under the pump?
« Reply #104 on: May 25, 2012, 09:29:56 PM »
God some of you guys are thick! Its not a contest between Vickery and Post, they are two completely different players! The reason Vickery is getting a game ahead of Post is because he Rucks as well!! If anyone is going to step up and take Vickerys spot it's Derickx but the way he's going at the moment Vickerys spot is as safe as houses!