How do we untie ourselves?
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Re: How do we untie ourselves?
There is no doubt the draw opens up for us in the 2nd half of the season. I had a go at the Ladder Predictor on the AFL site. I tried to select winners realistically and had us finishing the season in 4th. As long as our injury run improves, the upside to our team is huge.Comment
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Re: How do we untie ourselves?
So pretty much at this stage we are in a knot. I'm hopeful we can undo it and that we can make the 8 which gives us some sort of chance again but all will depend on how we go over the last 8 weeks of the home and away season in whether we make it or not. Really could go either way and based on our form this season it's not looking that great. The positive I guess for us is that it is such an open season and no team has really gathered momentum."Footscray people are incredible people; so humble. I'm just so happy - ecstatic"Comment
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Re: How do we untie ourselves?
So pretty much at this stage we are in a knot. I'm hopeful we can undo it and that we can make the 8 which gives us some sort of chance again but all will depend on how we go over the last 8 weeks of the home and away season in whether we make it or not. Really could go either way and based on our form this season it's not looking that great. The positive I guess for us is that it is such an open season and no team has really gathered momentum.
If any team strings together a strong month they fly up the ladder so of course it's still possible.
I think with our % we may need a draw against one of the hard teams. I'd take one this week.Comment
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Re: How do we untie ourselves?
We've got some of the bottom sides at the right end of the year, where they may really be focused on playing the kids etc. If we return to form we could really get some percentage against those sidesIf you kicked five goals and Tom Boyd kicked five goals, Tom Boyd kicked more goals than you.
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Re: How do we untie ourselves?
To be honest....we've really only played one decent match and that resulted in a narrow loss to GWS. The upside is that other results have fallen our way to the extent we are still in the race for top four, but need to start getting our act together....starting this week in one of the biggest H and A matches we have played in some time.
Now that we are getting players back from injury I'm hoping we can get the chemistry right on field and make a big charge in the second half of the year. I still reckon we are up to our ears in the premiership race.
The so called Media experts were saying our game against the Saints was the Dogs back to their best but sorry I must have been at a different game. Yes we won by 40 points but again it was really only on the back of 1 or 2 good quarters. Our skills have been shocking but more disappointing is the lack of grunt and effort by some (not all).
I hope we show something on Friday night against the Crows. I hate losing but it's so much easier to swallow if I can see the team putting in a full effort for 4 quarters.Comment
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Re: How do we untie ourselves?
Interesting to hear from Cameron Ling, when he said "We never went back to back with our premierships at Geelong".
I guess that gives us all hope.Rocket Science: the epitaph for the Beveridge era - whenever it ends - reading 'Here lies a team that could beat anyone on its day, but seldom did when it mattered most'. 15/7/2023Comment
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Re: How do we untie ourselves?
But they didn't fall like we did either , it's a huge fall let's face it. You can't gloss over this no matter how much we might want to.Bring back the biffComment
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