Disco08 said:Agreed. Dig long enough and you can find proof that every one of us is a raving hypocrite.
You don't have to dig far with me, I do it on the same day, sometimes in the same thread. :hihi
Disco08 said:Agreed. Dig long enough and you can find proof that every one of us is a raving hypocrite.
AstuteTiger said:thats unbelievable that he says he insists on having "complete' say on list management...
a bit of de jevu, both teams players wanted him out..
This guy wallarium did a number on us and should never be forgiven, hope u rot TW u are a fake and an imposter to the highest order...
Elmer said:hmmm sounds similar to someone else who posts around here.
shamekha said:i was doing some research on Wallace's past record at the bulldogs. Now i know he came across with big wraps but in looking back his record doesn't sit all that well.
He had quite a good team at the bulldogs and a ready made team at that. Junior players on his list were of the calabre of N. Brown, L.Gilbee, Giansericusa, S.West, R.Murphy, etc.. Now this got me thinking on a whether the tigers list was comparable and looking at it i would say YES.
After 3 seasons the bulldogs were on the slide. Here is how they went - 15th, 3rd, 2nd, 4th, 7th, 10th, 12th
So after getting a ready made team Wallace was unable to develop it moving forward.
After Peter Rhode's inglorious effort Rodney Eade took over and moulded this group into a very good side. This raised a couple of questions.
1/ Can Wallace develop young players?
2/ Is his game plan or lack thereof adequate?
3/ Was it the Alan Joyce recruiting that got Wallace up and going?
4/ By saying to the board that he will be following Geelong's example does this mean he needed to copy and didn't have his own ideas.
5/ Is RFC just very unlucky when it comes to coaches?
i'm currently a very confused and disillusioned supporter at the moment.
tiger1960 said:Phantom, after reading this I have only one question.
Did you find out who brodders brudda was?
Phantom said:No I haven't.
Spoken a few times with Paul Broderick over the years since.
Never ever thought to ask him if he even had a brother.
Ahh, my memories of July 2004, standing in 100 degree heat, walking the battlefield of Gettysburg in James County, southern Pennsylvania.
Ahh the memories!