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TOPIC: Freo v Collingwood

guy smiley Freo v Collingwood 5 years 10 months ago #113

guy smiley
I like a bit of cracked black pepper on my chips...


with rock salt.
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shane Freo v Collingwood 5 years 10 months ago #114

shane
Sweet potato too, I bet.
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guy smiley Freo v Collingwood 5 years 10 months ago #115

guy smiley
kumara...
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KingKepler Freo v Collingwood 5 years 10 months ago #116

KingKepler
Baked not fried in the oven in organic avocado olive oil
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guy smiley Freo v Collingwood 5 years 10 months ago #117

guy smiley
Now we're talking.

You can get a cooking oil from flax now. High in Omega 3 stuff. So ideally, you'd be weaving a basket thingo out of flax and cooking your kumara chips in some sort of underground oven using the heat of large rocks from a fire to cook them with.

Imagine it now...'I'll have some of those undergound cooked in a flax basket kumara chips bro, with some crecked bleck pepper and a but of salt too bro'.
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shane Freo v Collingwood 5 years 10 months ago #118

shane
I've always felt that if you need to do that to get a thrill out of eating chips then you eat chips too often.
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guy smiley Freo v Collingwood 5 years 10 months ago #119

guy smiley
That took the heat right out of my hangi, bro.

Have you no heart related disease fears
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expat Freo v Collingwood 5 years 10 months ago #120

expat
Salted chips or not, at the end of the day, we were the 5th lowest scoring losing side this weekend. But also of interest, we scored more than Hawthorn, who actually won!!!
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freo00 Freo v Collingwood 5 years 10 months ago #121

freo00
BEST
Collingwood: Hoskin-Elliott, Phillips, Sidebottom, Treloar, Pendlebury, Mihocek, Grundy
Fremantle: Walters, Sheridan, Neale, Hamling
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Jason Freo v Collingwood 5 years 10 months ago #122

Jason
I’m finding it just as hard to read Dockerland these days as the mainstream medja (MM).

I expect the MM to stick he boot in, belittle us and generally make the case for kicking us out of the comp. Funny how the premiers of 2016 seem to be spared the same attacks even though they have fallen away as bad as any recent premier (or GF side) - even worse than us after 2013.

But then again, they’re Victorian and must be protected at all costs.

What I saw yesterday was a seasonded side full of high drafts picks (mostly poached from others - Treloar, Hoskin-Elliot and Taylor to name a few) dismantle a team of kids.

That some on here want to burn the club down based on this just goes to show how entrenched the ABR faction is on here - like everywhere else.

Can’t believe I’m uttering the words, but Karl Langdon made a good point in yesterday’s paper about rebuilding clubs who changed coach midstream versus those that didn’t - despite an avalanche of criticism for the sitting coach to be sacked.

The ones that did - Brissie, Carlton and St Kilda - are welded to the bottom of the ladder. Those that didnt - Norf, Collonwood and Richmond - are now going ok.

Any team that allows 60+ i50’s is going to make their backline look ordinary. I agree they haven’t been as good as earlier in the year but we had no one in that zone with more than 87 games experience (Wilson) - and he’s still finding his feet in the team.

You simply cannot blood as many youngsters as we have (8 so far this year - the highest of any team) and be bereft of experienced KPPs (Cox is 19, A.Pearce has played 32 games, for example) and expect to compete against anyone other than fellow battlers.

To me this is just like 1994-2002 - get smashed by all and sundry with the occasional win against the odds. Back then, we would consistently lose to teams below us on the ladder and that explains why we took a decade to play finals.

Maybe we should just hand back our AFL licence and only agree to rejoin if we get a deal like GWS or GC in terms of draft picks. We could then do a Port Adelaide and pay blokes like Fyfe, A.Pearce, Son Son to play WAFL for a season or two while we squeeze out a deal.

But back to reality...

I am prepared to wear the pain of days like yesterday so long as we continue to expose our full list of kids to the rigours and reality of AFL football. We don’t have the luxury to develop these kids in the WAFL - especially when we’ve got so many first choice players out injured (Darcy, both Hills, Tabs, Logue, Grey & Sandi) - so we need to suck it up and keep backing them in.

I will not join the lazy chorus of ‘sack the coach/board/administration’ as every time we have done that in our past has turned a bad situation into a disastrous one. Albeit with the exception of the recruitment of R.Lyon.

If we could attract a proven coach of the caliber of Clarkson, the Scott brothers or Longmire then I’d consider it.

But to play Russian roulette with an untried coach like Bolton, Watters/Richardson, Voss/Leppitsch/Fagan or McKenna/Dew is not something I’m prepared to countenance and our history in that regard is self-explanatory - it simply doesn’t work.

That being said, it going to be a long few years before we compete again with the tops sides - regardless of who is coaching/running/leading the club.
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guy smiley Freo v Collingwood 5 years 10 months ago #123

guy smiley
If we use that Langdon logic then you could say that Freo changed coaches in the middle of a rebuild to get Lyon...

and perhaps you'd have to say then, in that context, that Langdon might have a point.
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pollyanna Freo v Collingwood 5 years 10 months ago #124

pollyanna
I am seriously considering posting a 50000 word thesis on my love of chicken salt.
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Grub Freo v Collingwood 5 years 10 months ago #125

Grub
The issue with optional salt is as Shane pointed out, you cannot distribute the salt evenly. Especially at Optus - your $6 chips are precariously balanced in those origami containers that cunningly look like they are overflowing but contain not much. How is sauce and salt supposed to cope with that?
Footy? meh
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Drubbing Freo v Collingwood 5 years 10 months ago #126

Drubbing
I see the coach is the main problem, so I'm not fearful of him being sacked, which seems to be the prime motivation for others keeping him.

Are people afraid we'll go backwards? Lyon has already done that and pretty well. He's had 4 seasons with a mature squad to implement a winning game plan, or one that shows he's getting them to have a crack. He's delivered no skills improvement, no organised structure, no confidence in the team, and a winning % of 29%.

And you want this bloke to coach the next generation of rookies to come good? Teach them what exactly?
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