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Re: Richmond vs Carlton R1 2009
« Reply #255 on: March 27, 2009, 09:24:30 PM »
I just watched the first half of last night again on One HD  :P. It looked just as bad although you don't see players ignoring wide open options.

I know it didn't have any affect on the result as we committed hurry curry all night but sheesh we got no help from the umps. Richo's tackle on Johnson 20m out called play on, Browny's mark not paid, Rainesy getting hit high on the boundary, Morton scragged by the jumper without the ball. When things go wrong they go wrong  :-\.
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Re: Richmond vs Carlton R1 2009
« Reply #256 on: March 27, 2009, 09:31:36 PM »
I just watched the first half of last night again on One HD  :P. It looked just as bad although you don't see players ignoring wide open options.

You sadist  ;D


I know it didn't have any affect on the result as we committed hurry curry all night but sheesh we got no help from the umps. Richo's tackle on Johnson 20m out called play on, Browny's mark not paid, Rainesy getting hit high on the boundary, Morton scragged by the jumper without the ball. When things go wrong they go wrong  :-\.

Yep everything that could have went wrong did last night.  Oh well that games gone time to focus on next week now.

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Re: Richmond vs Carlton R1 2009
« Reply #257 on: March 27, 2009, 09:44:25 PM »
I have a big question to ask-

DO THE PLAYERS WANT TERRY WALLACE TO BE THEIR COACH?


NO, they dont understand the game plan  ;)

If what you say is true Jacko and we end up at 0 and 3 ... then the board needs to end the tenure in the hours after the game vs the dogs.

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Re: Richmond vs Carlton R1 2009
« Reply #258 on: March 27, 2009, 09:48:07 PM »
Rubbish, 0 and 3 was always likely if we lost round 1

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Re: Richmond vs Carlton R1 2009
« Reply #259 on: March 27, 2009, 09:53:40 PM »
I have a big question to ask-
DO THE PLAYERS WANT TERRY WALLACE TO BE THEIR COACH?

NO, they dont understand the game plan  ;)

If what you say is true Jacko and we end up at 0 and 3 ... then the board needs to end the tenure in the hours after the game vs the dogs.

From all that I have heard is that the players are fully behind TW, do you know something we don't or is it wishful thinking?

Hopefully all involved with the tiges on and off field can get its head out of the sky now and focus on playing footy and working hard.

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Re: Richmond vs Carlton R1 2009
« Reply #260 on: March 27, 2009, 09:57:26 PM »
Rubbish, 0 and 3 was always likely if we lost round 1

Yep and 1 and 5 is likely after six rounds too.

Lets hope the RFC stays firm until at least halfway through the season.

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Re: Richmond vs Carlton R1 2009
« Reply #261 on: March 28, 2009, 07:20:55 AM »
Rubbish, 0 and 3 was always likely if we lost round 1

No "likely". I would have thought virtually inevitable. Geelong will whip us and thre will be a pitiful support turn up to back a dispirited team at the Dome after that.

To be honest I'm already just looking forward to the Dreamtime when we might just be up to beating an equally poor Essendon.

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Re: Richmond vs Carlton R1 2009
« Reply #262 on: March 28, 2009, 08:45:55 AM »
Okay, I have calmed down so here goes.....

What I saw on Thursday night was pretty much psychological.
The players basically went to pieces in a similar way to the Magpies, Roos, Crows and Swans games last year.

To me, the players looked laboured and under pressure - not from the opposition - but the weight of expectation.

This is more than likely the result of media and supporter expectation but largely because their coach is in the last year of his contract and there would be a huge amount of pressure to deliver him a new contract.

And they can't handle it - this team has showed us that it can't collectively handle pressure - physically or mentally - when the moment of truth arrives.

They have another month to make amends but it is obvious - to me judging the style of play, the skills or game plan from Thursday night is not that relevant.
Whether it is Wallace or anyone for that matter - you have a coach in charge of a team that is mentally shot and when change is made, they will most likely play with a freedom and energy associated with a new beginning.

Hope I'm wrong but that is my take.

 
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Re: Richmond vs Carlton R1 2009
« Reply #263 on: March 28, 2009, 08:46:08 AM »
Rubbish, 0 and 3 was always likely if we lost round 1

Yep and 1 and 5 is likely after six rounds too.

Lets hope the RFC stays firm until at least halfway through the season.

stay firm, why ?
We have put up with 4 and half years of spin for what?
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Re: Richmond vs Carlton R1 2009
« Reply #264 on: March 28, 2009, 08:50:09 AM »
Rubbish, 0 and 3 was always likely if we lost round 1

Yep and 1 and 5 is likely after six rounds too.

Lets hope the RFC stays firm until at least halfway through the season.

Chuckie I agree that club should be strong but to be strong requires a healthy dose of facing reality.
If we are 1 and 5 with a poor percentage, then reality states we will not be renewing the contract.

It would be best to clear the air when the decision becomes obvious.
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Re: Richmond vs Carlton R1 2009
« Reply #265 on: March 28, 2009, 10:08:04 AM »

We have put up with 4 and half years of spin for what?

So the removable sticker I had printed with "Wallace sacked" wasn't a waste.  :P

It's worn out from having to continually peel it off multiple years of calendars and move it back after each predicted round passes by.
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Re: Richmond vs Carlton R1 2009
« Reply #266 on: March 28, 2009, 02:37:52 PM »
Chuckie I agree that club should be strong but to be strong requires a healthy dose of facing reality.
If we are 1 and 5 with a poor percentage, then reality states we will not be renewing the contract.

It would be best to clear the air when the decision becomes obvious.

Until it is impossible to reach the finals Wallace should not be sacked, once we are sure we cant make the finals then fine; sack him, shoot him, burn him, truss him up and give him to jackstar as a plaything, whatever.

It is important the club rectifies its mistakes of the past and sacking another coach when the season goal he has been given is not yet decided is luduicrous.

1 and 5 with poor percentage with the draw we had and with the draw left there is still a fair even chance of making the finals.

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Re: Richmond vs Carlton R1 2009
« Reply #267 on: March 28, 2009, 02:47:31 PM »
stay firm, why ?
We have put up with 4 and half years of spin for what?
You are a gluten for punishment

The only punishment I am suffering is reading your posts, your personal vendetta against TW must be based in a lot of hatred.


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Re: Richmond vs Carlton R1 2009
« Reply #268 on: March 28, 2009, 03:41:49 PM »
stay firm, why ?
We have put up with 4 and half years of spin for what?
You are a gluten for punishment

The only punishment I am suffering is reading your posts, your personal vendetta against TW must be based in a lot of hatred.



Nah, not at all.
I cant help it if he has you ""conned""
he bascially cant coach.
You obviously dont understand what Terrys game plan is.
Its doesnt work, as was seen the other nite.
The only thing I care about is the RFC
By the way, when Wallet is gone, he will leave the same mess he left at the Western Bulldogs, its amazing how people forget or have selective memories.

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Re: Richmond vs Carlton R1 2009
« Reply #269 on: March 28, 2009, 05:00:15 PM »
stay firm, why ?
We have put up with 4 and half years of spin for what?
You are a gluten for punishment

The only punishment I am suffering is reading your posts, your personal vendetta against TW must be based in a lot of hatred.



Nah, not at all.
I cant help it if he has you ""conned""
he bascially cant coach.
You obviously dont understand what Terrys game plan is.
Its doesnt work, as was seen the other nite.
The only thing I care about is the RFC
By the way, when Wallet is gone, he will leave the same mess he left at the Western Bulldogs, its amazing how people forget or have selective memories.

Some people jack just accept that the RFC will always be failures if we persist with this game plan and the same old coaches who coach for thier careers.

Some peoeple say its Culture i say its been the coaches we have had.

This guy has no idea how to coach nor does he have any idea how to recruit.
Thats why we are in the mess we are in.

How in gods name is Schulz and pettifer still on this list is beyond me.

If we are going to lose to the cats then i hope we get smacked because if that will bring on the 2nd nail for this idiot then so be it.

He is the cancer at the moment by lettting the likes of edwards, schulz, tambling and mcmahon run the show.

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