C'mon, Cyclo, what's the worst thing that could happen if you leave our man Dismal in charge once in a while?
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Oh yeah, that.
OK then, make him a mod but don't give him the launch codes. Simples.
He. Would. Make. His. Own.
C'mon, Cyclo, what's the worst thing that could happen if you leave our man Dismal in charge once in a while?
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Oh yeah, that.
OK then, make him a mod but don't give him the launch codes. Simples.
Oh, don't mind me, just doing a bit of internetting here on a Sunday morning....He. Would. Make. His. Own.
I'm not sure Gibson can coach, and there's a doubt as to whether kiwis can coach Aussies (I think they assume competence which is dangerous assumption) but this malaise did not start last year: one thing we do know is that it's contagious.
The only bloke who showed any urgency was Paddy Ryan after his try. Unfortunately he didn't hear the siren had gone as he scored the try so it was effort for nought.Seriously the most disappointing part of being at the game was the lack of urgency shown by the leaders (Foley namely) of the team in the second half when the comeback was on. For example little things like kicking the ball into touch quickly, running (not walking) to lineouts and the biggest gripe of mine, not taking a drop goal when your kicking for goal straight in front, instead waiting for the tee and wasting a valuable (in hindsight, but I also yelled out) 2 minutes. These are basic attitude triggers and to me they just weren't there. Definitely a disappointing game yet again and I'm confident it will come together for a full 80 soon.
^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Does anyone know if SFS was up to diveball standard today?
The ground may have been but the players weren't.^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Does anyone know if SFS was up to diveball standard today?
That they could get a full house who are mostly still there calls into question that Sydney siders will only watch the best in a given code.
They don't go to watch the best in domestic cricket, in the long form of the game anyway.
So there is a bit more to it than that.
BTW, the crowd seemed to be having a great time, although a lot of their enjoyment seemed to be self-generated and perhaps self-referential.
Tahs are clearly the superior Aussie franchise, this round we accumulated more competition points than all the other franchises put together. 1.
Tongue in cheek aside and credit where credit is due the second half was pretty good. The first half was abysmal. They showed they can do it though, but as has been the case for the whole season they need to put it together for 80 minutes. We may well still be the Aussie representation for the first week of the finals, let's hope they can sort their shit by then.
^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Does anyone know if SFS was up to diveball standard today?
I applaud your optimism KOB, but there are some hurdles the Tahs will need to jump before getting to the top of the conference.
ATM it is really out of the question to describe the Brumbies as the best in the Aus conference because that would imply that they are some way towards being good, but quite clearly they are the least worst of the Aus franchises having earned five losing bonus points. The Tahs have to overtake the Brumbies to get to the top, and they have already been beaten by the Brumbies without an opportunity to reverse the result in a return match. On top of that the Brumbies have the added advantage of having a game in hand so more opportunity to amass a few additional points that the Tahs will have to surmount.
And we all know the Tahs will be over-represented in the June test matches so there is greater chance of injuries affecting their late run home. In the case on injuries too, I think the Brumbies have generally a stronger reserve bench than the Tahs so should be able to handle adversity a little better.
Getting off topic now, so better post and retreat.