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Tambling (merged)
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GoodOne said:
They tried this already on the Magpie forums.
Even the host was locked out of the site and they had to shut it down.
I said last week, Tambling is ready to play his best game for Richmond;
It didn't eventuate the way I would have liked, but I can feel this weeks game against the Dockers might be the one;
Does anyone have the same feeling?
It didn't eventuate the way I would have liked, but I can feel this weeks game against the Dockers might be the one;
Does anyone have the same feeling?
GoodOne said:
Get off your damn high horse. :
People disagree with your opinion, build a bloody bridge and get over it.
Geez you state your opinion and because it may be negative suddenly you get labelled stupid. Good one, GoodOne.
Give me the basis of why you are defending Tambling. He is young? He is away from home? He has a young family? He has shown little improvement? You can feel he will become a good player? What is the basis of your argument and your anger at people like me who cant see what your seeing.
I go to games, I see the replay, I analyse and analyse and analyse, and what I see is a lazy footballer with no inner will to want to be the best. Without that substance to me you will be nothing. Richard is slowly becoming a nothing. What makes me wrong and you right?
geoffryprettyboy said:
Richard Tambling (aged 20) - playing AFL
(aged 21) - playing AFL
Andy Lovett (aged 20) - playing DVFL
(aged 21) - playing WAFL
Lovett's first season (aged 22) in the AFL was statistically equivalent to Tambling's season last year, averaging about 14 touches (Lovett averaged slightly more goals, Tambling more contested posession). Seeing as this is the benchmark for Tambling's comparison with Lovett next year I'd be quite confident Tambling will finish up in front. What do you reckon?
Tigerbob said:
Oh the irony.
Disco08 said:
The age factor between the two is what's keeping Tambling in a better position at the moment. If, and it's a big if, if Tambling can mature, with age, and become just as impressive as A.L, then yeah he will finish up front. Let's cross our fingers.
Tigerbob said:Get off your damn high horse. :
People disagree with your opinion, build a bloody bridge and get over it.
Geez you state your opinion and because it may be negative suddenly you get labelled stupid. Good one, GoodOne.
Give me the basis of why you are defending Tambling. He is young? He is away from home? He has a young family? He has shown little improvement? You can feel he will become a good player? What is the basis of your argument and your anger at people like me who cant see what your seeing.
I go to games, I see the replay, I analyse and analyse and analyse, and what I see is a lazy footballer with no inner will to want to be the best. Without that substance to me you will be nothing. Richard is slowly becoming a nothing. What makes me wrong and you right?
Well said, couldn't have said it better myself. If PRE had a "pious, opionated, condescending, stuck up" entrance test there'd be 1 less member.
My wife has an addition to her harem
Besides myself, and Richo ofcourse, should the chance arise for a little on the side, my beuatiful wife now has officially been granted access to one Mr Richard Tambling.
Its taken a while, but dont all good thing?? :clap ;D
Besides myself, and Richo ofcourse, should the chance arise for a little on the side, my beuatiful wife now has officially been granted access to one Mr Richard Tambling.
Its taken a while, but dont all good thing?? :clap ;D
