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It's real depth, it just means there's not enough first graders.
we manage to scrape up 17 every week though
It's real depth, it just means there's not enough first graders.
we manage to scrape up 17 every week though
And that folks is how you win spoons.It's real depth, it just means there's not enough first graders.
Might have been more convincing if published after "the incident"?
And that folks is how you win spoons.
So was the problem the depth or the lack of first graders?
So was the problem the depth or the lack of first graders?
Honestly our last couple of years have been plagued by overpaying for young talent, poor talent identification and helping mature as well as poor management and planing. As a. Consequence we had a large group of average players on average wages and little in the superstar level. I.E Hayne v Foran + Jennings + Scott
Btw not biting, more a serious response
It was a serious question, and goes to the heart of whether we should be blaming the weaker members of the squad for a loss.
You have to field 17 players every week. After a few injuries there will surely be some who aren't genuine first graders.
Have you ever played a team sport? Serious question
This question from a bloke who posts a diagram of a team with the ball playing against a team without it as some sort of style comparison.
Suppose I've never played a team sport. What's your point?
It's why buying players from Scum is hazardous. Away from their rigid structure of what their role is, they revert back to just being shit merkins
You'd know at Joe Sunday League level there are guys in your team who are just shit merkins, you may not say it aloud but you probably think twice before passing them the ball, so either you figure ways to not utilise them thus potentially making you a worse player, or you figure ways to utilise their not-so-shit merkin abilities in some positive fashion which probably still isn't up to whatever level you're playing. Now at Sunday League level, you can blame the shit merkins for dropping the ball, but you can only blame yourself for passing it to them knowing there was higher chance of them dropping ball. But at a professional level, assuming you're not the shit merkin who forgets his job, blame goes squarely to the shit merkin not doing his job, or if it's continually happening, to the shit merkin coach who doesn't recognise that one of his players is also a shit merkin
The problem was lack of first graders and depth back up players on first grade money.So was the problem the depth or the lack of first graders?
Every coach is forced to play shit merkins eventually, because the salary cap doesn't allow unlimited coverage for injury.