Sheedy thinks outside the square. He tries everthing to get a potential advantage. It's one of the reasons he was such a great coach. However, dont assume everyone believes or follows his ideas. Quite the contrarypussycat wrote: ↑Mon Apr 24, 2017 7:09 pmWe all know that when it comes to bullshit AFL is king and there supporters are cocooned in a fantasy world . But how does this disprove anything? If anything it proves that the AFL are lacking when it comes to skill full players.NlolRL wrote: ↑Mon Apr 24, 2017 5:21 pmHere's an article about Sheedy attempting to recruit from South Africa. http://www.theroar.com.au/2010/09/23/ca ... the-world/
He has also attempted to recruit from college basketball, Ireland and other areas of Africa. He always has loved thinking outside the square with coaching and recruiting, and trying to make a success story from complete novices is his passion
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NlolRL wrote: ↑Mon Apr 24, 2017 7:19 pmSheedy thinks outside the square. He tries everthing to get a potential advantage. It's one of the reasons he was such a great coach. However, dont assume everyone believes or follows his ideas. Quite the contrarypussycat wrote: ↑Mon Apr 24, 2017 7:09 pmWe all know that when it comes to bullshit AFL is king and there supporters are cocooned in a fantasy world . But how does this disprove anything? If anything it proves that the AFL are lacking when it comes to skill full players.NlolRL wrote: ↑Mon Apr 24, 2017 5:21 pmHere's an article about Sheedy attempting to recruit from South Africa. http://www.theroar.com.au/2010/09/23/ca ... the-world/
He has also attempted to recruit from college basketball, Ireland and other areas of Africa. He always has loved thinking outside the square with coaching and recruiting, and trying to make a success story from complete novices is his passion
Wouldn't a great coach have to be more than a fair judge of talent?
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averaging 6 possesions a game is an epic failure in anyones language. Sure, he has some athletic potential, but in the end he never realised it. He couldnt catch in a contest, especially given his height. He was too slow so he couldnt tackle, and he didnt have the endurance required so he'd blow up within half an hour. He was a grossly over paid failure. Having said that, he's not the first, as Im sure your game has seen players on huge contracts who failed dismally
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There's a lot more to coaching than being a judge of talent. Sheedy often made decisions on potential rather than selecting players once they were realising that potential. Occasionally they were a great success, like Michael Long. Then occasionally they were dismal failures like Courtney Johns. The failures way outweighed the successespussycat wrote: ↑Mon Apr 24, 2017 7:44 pm
Wouldn't a great coach have to be more than a fair judge of talent?
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Is not a lot of difference between the two in salaries now. Is more of a case of Rugby League being a much more brutal game.Fred wrote: ↑Sun Apr 23, 2017 12:13 pmBecause it pays less on average and it would mean learning a new sport. If the right monetary incentive was offered I am sure they could intice a few over. Fortunately for the nrl they wouldn't make that same mistake afl did. A significant proportion of hunt and falou wages was paid by the afl as their employees as marketing for them. I'm sure if they offered lance franklin 20 million for a few years he would come across. Hell I wouldn't blame him.
You don't cop anywhere near the amount of tackles in AFL that you get in NRL.
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I would agree re tackles etc. they are two completely different games. Just think you've got to offer a lot of money for a big name to change codes ... particularly to something so different as you would have to entice them to do something so different and learn a new game, whereas they would be generating a substantial income now with out any risk.
I think there is a perception that all afl players are small. They are not. There are some big blokes out there and seeing Tex walker for Adelaide the other day I would see no issue with him being big enough to play rl. They may put some kilos on him no doubt and he would need to mindset (not unlike hunt) to do well and apply himself (and that's the key) but he and others could do it. Now I don't know what money he is on but it would be very good coin. If you were him what would it take if you were the nrl and wanted to recruit him.. to say the new Adelaide team that would start off playing in the lower leagues (pretend there is one in sa).
I think there is a perception that all afl players are small. They are not. There are some big blokes out there and seeing Tex walker for Adelaide the other day I would see no issue with him being big enough to play rl. They may put some kilos on him no doubt and he would need to mindset (not unlike hunt) to do well and apply himself (and that's the key) but he and others could do it. Now I don't know what money he is on but it would be very good coin. If you were him what would it take if you were the nrl and wanted to recruit him.. to say the new Adelaide team that would start off playing in the lower leagues (pretend there is one in sa).
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What do the other areas of being a good coach have to do with this topic? They are totally irrelevant . The only thing that is relevant here is whether he is a good judge of talent or not, And he obviously is. So if a bloke with a total of just 18 months experience in AFL. And is playing for one of the most shithouse AFL teams ever then what does his stats have to do with it? Sheedy described him as being a player of enormous potential. And again 4 years later , wants to get him back . Great coaches rarely get it wrong , despite whatever bullshit you want to preach. Nor do they talk up a player as having enormous potential, and try to get them back into the game.NlolRL wrote: ↑Mon Apr 24, 2017 7:52 pmThere's a lot more to coaching than being a judge of talent. Sheedy often made decisions on potential rather than selecting players once they were realising that potential. Occasionally they were a great success, like Michael Long. Then occasionally they were dismal failures like Courtney Johns. The failures way outweighed the successes
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and Sheedy is the type of coach who spots athletic talent or potential and imagines where this could fit in to his game plan or team. This is no reflection on the players current abilities. It couldnt be given the poor output Folau showed as an actual playerpussycat wrote: ↑Tue Apr 25, 2017 10:32 amWhat do the other areas of being a good coach have to do with this topic? They are totally irrelevant . The only thing that is relevant here is whether he is a good judge of talent or not, And he obviously is. So if a bloke with a total of just 18 months experience in AFL. And is playing for one of the most shithouse AFL teams ever then what does his stats have to do with it? Sheedy described him as being a player of enormous potential. And again 4 years later , wants to get him back . Great coaches rarely get it wrong , despite whatever bullshit you want to preach. Nor do they talk up a player as having enormous potential, and try to get them back into the game.
Also, believing Sheedy at his word is pretty stupid. Not only does he try everything to promote the game, he doesnt even work with GWS anymore so his words are completely hollow, and he knows it
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Sounds like you and Sheedy have a lot in common, "hollow words" except you talk a lot more bullshit.NlolRL wrote: ↑Tue Apr 25, 2017 1:46 pmand Sheedy is the type of coach who spots athletic talent or potential and imagines where this could fit in to his game plan or team. This is no reflection on the players current abilities. It couldnt be given the poor output Folau showed as an actual playerpussycat wrote: ↑Tue Apr 25, 2017 10:32 amWhat do the other areas of being a good coach have to do with this topic? They are totally irrelevant . The only thing that is relevant here is whether he is a good judge of talent or not, And he obviously is. So if a bloke with a total of just 18 months experience in AFL. And is playing for one of the most shithouse AFL teams ever then what does his stats have to do with it? Sheedy described him as being a player of enormous potential. And again 4 years later , wants to get him back . Great coaches rarely get it wrong , despite whatever bullshit you want to preach. Nor do they talk up a player as having enormous potential, and try to get them back into the game.
Also, believing Sheedy at his word is pretty stupid. Not only does he try everything to promote the game, he doesnt even work with GWS anymore so his words are completely hollow, and he knows it
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Skill Level? last night after the football I watched some the 'athletes' with special needs game . One of the 'special' athletes had 3 free kicks, 30 - 40 metres out and directly in front and he missed each time On one occasion he even missed the points for missing posts. So picture this , he's 40 metres out, directly in front, he has no pressure on him because no one is allowed to come within 10. Takes his time and misses, completely misses - everything', and he's punt kicking the ball - 40m out and he can not hit a target as wide as a barn. What a highly skilled athlete
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you make kicking a goal from 40m out, which means youre actually kicking from near 50m out to get over the man on the mark, sound like its easy. Given RL conversions are 20m out Im not sure why you're talking
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RL conversions , depending on the angle are usually 30m out (So they can get the height). If its anywhere near in front they miss once in a blue moon, some of the better kicker have missed only a couple of times from the sideline all season.
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Yes he makes out it's easy......because it is!!! It's the easiest scoring method in world sport. And to even miss the consolation point post's is just plain embarrassing.
And RL conversions are not the major scoring method in the game, scoring try's are. Conversions are just a bonus after the hard work has been done.
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