Skills coach
Posted: Sun Aug 26, 2007 9:05 pm
Is there one?
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Posted: Sun Aug 26, 2007 10:11 pm
It would appear not!!!!
Posted: Sun Aug 26, 2007 10:18 pm
Didn't it used to be Paul Dimattina?
At the moment however, it looks like Peter Cransberg has taken over the skills coaching position, Ryan O'Connor is teaching Hille how to ruck, and Mark Bolton is Chief Advisor in decision-making skills.
At the moment however, it looks like Peter Cransberg has taken over the skills coaching position, Ryan O'Connor is teaching Hille how to ruck, and Mark Bolton is Chief Advisor in decision-making skills.
who is quicker
Posted: Sun Aug 26, 2007 10:30 pm
jimmyc1985.
Is David Hille as quick as Ryan O'Connor around the ground. I do recall that ROC used to take an eternity to make a decision.
Is David Hille as quick as Ryan O'Connor around the ground. I do recall that ROC used to take an eternity to make a decision.
Posted: Sun Aug 26, 2007 10:30 pm
You have no idea how many times I screamed about actually doing skills sessions at training tonight. The skills tonight were pathetic, and the reason we handed Richmond a win. It was shades of 2006.
Re: who is quicker
Posted: Sun Aug 26, 2007 10:33 pm
Hille's quicker - O'Connor was the slowest thing since Justin Madden. O'Connor was a bit slower than Somerville, and one of the funniest things i ever saw in footy was Somerville and "Spider" Burton chase down a loose ball over 40m at Subiaco. Took about 30 seconds for them to get there!timbercote wrote:jimmyc1985.
Is David Hille as quick as Ryan O'Connor around the ground. I do recall that ROC used to take an eternity to make a decision.
Posted: Sun Aug 26, 2007 10:37 pm
We have a group of skills coaches.jimmyc1985 wrote:Didn't it used to be Paul Dimattina?
At the moment however, it looks like Peter Cransberg has taken over the skills coaching position, Ryan O'Connor is teaching Hille how to ruck, and Mark Bolton is Chief Advisor in decision-making skills.
Lalich = Ruck
Mark Fraser = Disposal
Che Cockatoo Collins = Determination
You have the Bolton one correct.
Henneman = Key position play.
Shane Harvey = In and Under play.
They should all just read "football for dummys", because that is what most of them play like. I also hope that Paddy Ryder spends a lot of time in the hospital with Jay Nash, and mows his lawn etc etc. Ryder is the reason Nash is in hospital after all.
Re: Skills coach
Posted: Sun Aug 26, 2007 11:06 pm
pear wrote:Is there one?
Yep.ace076 wrote:It would appear not!!!!
A new coach is going to be a breath of fresh air methinks. I really hope it's Bomber. What he's done at Geelong, albeit not all on his own, it's been a club effort, has been outstanding. May just get the cogs turning at Windy Hill and we'll see better times again.