Chipmunk
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You were 14 before you started following Parra? Hell I watched our 4 Premierships by that age
if sk is supposed to clear the joint then put them in wenty now. put in youngsters and those who perfor s stays in 1st grade
A cleanout is bulls**t to certain extent. If a player, say Sandow, has a 4 year contract you can't just say to him f**k we don't want you any more. SK needs to get the best out of the players he has available and if he can't then he's a poor coach.
You were 14 before you started following Parra? Hell I watched our 4 Premierships by that age
why would you single out a Marquee player??..a clean out to me would be just about every player of contract and maybe asking a couple of others if they'd like to negotiate else where.
We weren't all lucky enough to be born before the 80s.
#HowUnfortunate
We played good tonight and we made less bumbles than normal.
I'm not goint to SK any credit for this game or the Manly win because I am of the opinion that that a team can lift by themselves every now and then without the coach.
So it was a good game for us and now we need to improve each week. If that doesn't happen then he's lost me and I bet 95% of the rest of the Eels supporters out there.
The usual suspects are, and for good reason. I'll get to that later.
I sat there the whole game yelling at the missus and the tele. It's true. I'm not very pleasant to watch footy with at home.
My only wish was that we got a win. We didn't.
We weren't that bad though, even though we actually "were" that bad.
Suity
It has to be Brian Smith. The more I think about it the more I come to the same conclusion. Since he left and to a lesser extent Taylor we have been on a downward spiral. It has been absolute cancer with a late 2009 remission period.
We played good tonight and we made less bumbles than normal.
I'm not goint to SK any credit for this game or the Manly win because I am of the opinion that that a team can lift by themselves every now and then without the coach.
So it was a good game for us and now we need to improve each week. If that doesn't happen then he's lost me and I bet 95% of the rest of the Eels supporters out there.
I wasn't singling him out, just brought him up as an example because he's the last player to have signed a long term contract with us. Replace his name with anyone you like Stagger.
In regards to letting go players off contract, well great if you can find replacements... whether they be juniors who can step up, or experienced players from other clubs. But you need to find them.
Asking players to negotiate elsewhere isn't a bad option but more often than not you have to payout part of their contract and that counts under the salary cap. You yourself mate, have mentioned that the reason why we might struggle to sign players for next year is because we're continually paying out players whose contracts have been terminated or have been released. So if you think that's a mistake, why would you suggest we do that again...
If this was game one of the season, we'd all be perfectly fine.
Tonight was about the first time this year they've played "Kearney football" - competing for the full 80 and working for each other.
Funnily enough it took them 10 games last year before they started doing the same.
Pattern?
why? did she miss a few tackles? throw some bad passes? drop a few balls?
I think it's obvious what has to happen now...