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Paddy Dangerdive
- Thread starter Bullarto Tiger
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The trouble with Dangerfield is he has all the skills to become a game great, all except the heart and the willingness to compete fairly
I'd add that he lacks a team first attitude, it is a team game with one of the largest playing areas and one of largest on field number of players. It doesn't matter how good you are, you have to play as a team, just watch Dusty, he is a great team player and a big part of the way he can turn games is that he contributes to how well the team plays.
DS
Harsh, but fair Balooga. That'd put him somewhere nicely in the Figgy playing category. Wonder if the Clench might also have some coaching aspirations? I'm sure the Moggies would be more than happy to transition him in as the Scotty dog falls out of favour.
Champeeen AA superstar playing for two clubs, yet never quite winning a flag. Good enough to be BOG while dancing on the big stage. Takes over as coach of a premium finals club, yet never quite wins a flag. Perceived strutting, arrogant, self centered persona, disdained by all but their close and personal clique of fanbois. Someone should write a book, it'd be a best seller.
Trust me to miss the obvious, he never has been and never will be team orientated
Hey UK if you go to the RMES (Royal Manchester Easter Show)
You will find the Patty Dangerfield show bag.
He should of left the Crows for the Power, a whole team of flogs.
What is it about joining that place, that it makes you lose perspective.
I remember Matty White a lifelong Tiger fan and respected player, kicking a goal for the Power in his first game and grabbing at his jumper and showing the emblem like he had won them the GF.
What is it about joining that place, that it makes you lose perspective.
I remember Matty White a lifelong Tiger fan and respected player, kicking a goal for the Power in his first game and grabbing at his jumper and showing the emblem like he had won them the GF.
Didn’t Whitey get goal of the year that year? If I remember correctly it was against us, but we still won the game.He should of left the Crows for the Power, a whole team of flogs.
What is it about joining that place, that it makes you lose perspective.
I remember Matty White a lifelong Tiger fan and respected player, kicking a goal for the Power in his first game and grabbing at his jumper and showing the emblem like he had won them the GF.
