Leysy Days said:From that response take it leysy had a good point as usual.
It was a good line but you went and ruined it with the edit
Leysy Days said:From that response take it leysy had a good point as usual.
mad_doggy911 said:They're inspiring aren't they.
Baloo said:It was a good line but you went and ruined it with the edit
Leysy Days said:Upgrading it to ripper line, given the avoidance of question.
Harry said:Clarkson talking about the evolution of the game that they need to change their style for next year. Dimma trying to perfect hawks 2008 game plan.
Baloo said:What avoidance? There were enough responses but none prepared to commit. I think you've had a few too many to be thinking too much right now ld
Hard to disagree with that TD. How's your chest now ?Tigerdangerous said:In the second quarter with the Bulldogs trailing by 22 points, Luke Beveridge, the Doggies coach, swung the changes. He moved Bontempelli and Jason Johannisen forward. He threw Jake Stringer into the midfield and pushed Josh Dunkley into a high half-forward position. Picken was thrown into the middle and the Bulldogs swarmed the opposition with fierce pressure. Suddenly the game turned and the Western Bulldogs' confidence grew. They ended up kicking more than 100 points for the first time since round 17. That is called coaching Hardwick. Something that eludes you on game day and begs the question, “what the hell do you do on training days, because it sure ain't coaching?”
Yeah, I’ve had a gutful of this fraud and my club that makes every excuse possible to keep the mug.
Tigers of Old said:Listen to Beveridge and Clarkson speak.
Then listen to Dimma's cliched dribble.
The man is out of his depth!
Leysy Days said:Didn't read past here sorry.
Dimmer only has one system.
The rest was your usual incorrect waffle.
Exactly.Tigerdangerous said:In the second quarter with the Bulldogs trailing by 22 points, Luke Beveridge, the Doggies coach, swung the changes. He moved Bontempelli and Jason Johannisen forward. He threw Jake Stringer into the midfield and pushed Josh Dunkley into a high half-forward position. Picken was thrown into the middle and the Bulldogs swarmed the opposition with fierce pressure. Suddenly the game turned and the Western Bulldogs' confidence grew. They ended up kicking more than 100 points for the first time since round 17. That is called coaching Hardwick. Something that eludes you on game day and begs the question, “what the hell do you do on training days, because it sure ain't coaching?”
Yeah, I’ve had a gutful of this fraud and my club that makes every excuse possible to keep the mug.
Yep. Good point.DragicevicFan said:Where is our Peter Gordon?
asian tetley said:Yep. Good point.
That's the root cause of the problem at our club.
The lack of talent at the top end.