tigertim said:Well, there's certainly an air of "Mission Accomplished" by some here....
I don't get that at all personally. For me though, life isn't all about the destination. You gots to enjoy the ride.
tigertim said:Well, there's certainly an air of "Mission Accomplished" by some here....
tigersnake said:I don't get that at all personally. For me though, life isn't all about the destination. You gots to enjoy the ride.
Leysy Days said:Yep.
easy said:I think its more "all the blokes who repeated everything was *smile*ed for a year, were unequivocally wrong"
lamb22 said:Much more fun when the driver goes direct and fast rather than slow, backwards and sideways.
Ian4 said:The jury is still out for another 6-7 weeks I would have thought.
I really doubt that there would be anyone on here that wanted us to lose but yes I put my hand up for wanted him gone. Just like Im hoping he will lead us to a flag but still big doubts about that!antman said:Not for those who said Dimma would be sacked by round 12 and were actively barracking for that outcome. Verdict is in!!
Jury is still out on the season though, agreed.
saigon tiger said:I really doubt that there would be anyone on here that wanted us to lose
antman said:Not for those who said Dimma would be sacked by round 12 and were actively barracking for that outcome. Verdict is in!!
saigon tiger said:I really doubt that there would be anyone on here that wanted us to lose ....
Baron Samedi said:If we lose to Carlton, which I hope we do, we are just two or three more losses away from removing the head coach.
With so much heat ready to be applied, we could have a new coach by Easter.
easy said:nah, there was.
I would have thought that too. Actually, I do think it.
Baron Samedi said:ah, the retiree comes out to the heavy lifting :hihi as seems to be his function on PRE.
i stand by it, it was early in the season and clearly I wouldn't endorse a change right now.
who knows, which cara as head coach we might've beaten GWS and Fremantle and sitting first or second.
ever thought of that, oh geek squad?
toby64 said:As the ball movement coach, and given you and your cohorts reckon Dimma is only there to cut the oranges after Balme sent him overseas in the pre season, perhaps Caracalla is the one who pulled the handbrake in those games.
Ever though of that, oh learned one?
Baron Samedi said:tobes, you've been behind the game ever since you started bagging a list with coleman medallists and AA gods. i suspect it's because you wouldn't know a game plan if it fell into your lap. hence your limited perspective.
toby64 said:Oh dear. I forgot you have intimate knowledge of what goes on in the coach's box, what with all your afl experience and all. How can any of us mere supporters possibly understand!
BTW what does your inside man at the AFL think of Dimma now? You know, your imaginary friend?
Baron Samedi said:for all those flower-sniffers who see 2017 thus far as some kind of justification to throw spittle all over this thread, i ask you this simple question:
how do you explain the career best form of B Elllis, B Houli, D Astbury, S Grigg, N Vlastuin. all of them mature players who experienced downturns over the last three years. yes, all at the same time.
i'll give you a hint:
it ain't divine intervention.
ask yourselves whether they spontaneously sparked, along with Chimp, Tross and Dusty, who whether there was a more earthly reason.
such as ... a drastic change in philosophy and system, perhaps?
more tackles. less kicks.
more playing on. less time in possession.
more turnovers. more risk.
hardwick has been there eight years. and you all think he's had a coaching epiphany right now, coinciding with the arrival of several key assistants?
bright-siders, you are all chronically deluded. some of you know a thing or two about footy, and I have time for you, but most of you know very little. just the way it is!
so let's enjoy september, as I think we can cause some damage. good times
taztiger4 said:geez Carts , thats very flog like of you