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Re: Why do all these dudes suddenly want to come to the Sain
I grew up on the Peninsula and I still spend as much time there as I can and so speaking from personal experience I couldn't understand why you wouldn't want to joint the Saints and live on the coast of one of the most beautiful bays in the world.
Could be that the new brigade are being incited by a stunning bay life by Seaford. I'm thinking about starting up a coffee shop there.
Could be that the new brigade are being incited by a stunning bay life by Seaford. I'm thinking about starting up a coffee shop there.
Re: Why do all these dudes suddenly want to come to the Sain
Whose reality?BigMart wrote:You should go into politics Joffa...... A positive spin in the face of reality
Stability? Well that has been dealt with. Pack of lies made up and totally discreditied
Finances - irrelevant re a going concern. Equalisation funds will sort that out to an extent.
I'll honestly get back to you once I have seen this years Bal Sheet and compared it to the last couple to see where we stand financially.
Everyone can also find doom and gloom and negatives, especially when rumour and sabatage confirms certain biasesBigMart wrote: there are some positives.... One can always find them
but again, like the position of Finances, the measurements of best prcatice is near on impossible when you are in an uneven playing field, equalisation fund, FIXture, Blockbusters, stadium deals, F&S, SC, draft all skewed for the Industry of the AFL competition as a whole to make money.BigMart wrote: every club could (even Brisbane) but need to look at position relative to th wider competition and check our performance vs competitors....
How can it be a KPI when your are in total rebuild under the constraints of the above I just mentionedBigMart wrote:If Ladder position is not an indicator of strength in a sporting organisation.... Not sure what is??
You are seriously not comparing any AFl club to those Titans?BigMart wrote:Man U, LA Lakers, Barcelona, Real..... Great clubs are successful clubs... It's the true indicator
No SC, one team per town, EPL destroyed as a competition with only four teams able to win it each year.
The whole structure of the AFL is for the competition as a whole to be strong - Socialism of football. MAn U, Lakers etc are individual organisations who look after themselves and are privately owned.
YesBigMart wrote:Yes ladder position for next year is not important at StK.... But that's internal measure... Same to a lesser extent at GWS, Melbourne, WB..... But that's a measure of where the club is at....
However you completely disregard the cyclical nature of the competition. ladder position is an indicator of the AFL rules. it is designed for this to happen, it cannot be a KPI.BigMart wrote:But in the overall system ...... If a club is to be judged.... Ladder position, financial and board stability, and performance.... All linked together.... Would indicate viability....
Board Stability - I am NOT a pollyanna. I argued vigourously against getting rid of the Butters regime who had be stable and financially responsible. Under Mr Right our finances have gone downhill in a big way7.
However outr board is stable, a smooth transition to a new president, a successful organisational review where the main players were endorsed for the coming season, a CEO leaving after 5 years in the job. All very stable.
The lies and sabatage swallowed by some has been shown to be a complete and utter farce, borne out by the way our trading has been so successful.
Performance and ladder position are totally seperate. There is a world of difference between being beaten by 4 and 10 goals per week especially if the team on the whole is improving. However the ladder position may be terrible.
Only if you accept that the measures are actually measurable and benchmarked, which they are not and cannot be die to the skewed rules of the AFL competition.BigMart wrote:These very measures are the responsibility of the management of the club
But it wasn't us. Even though there was a concerted effort by fifth columnists within the Saints to wreck this trade period and destabilise the club with rumour and lies, Summers has made sure it has fallen flat on its face.BigMart wrote:Melbourne found themselves in serious trouble last year.... If that were us, WB, North.... Big trouble
the club is stable, the trading period has been successful, and it is moving in the right direction.
But dont worry, I am sure you will have plenty of time to moan about our results next season. We are in for a torrid time next year, but we all know it, and look for the list to be rebuilt.
What is obvious? Where are the facts? I deal in facts and I see none forthcoming.BigMart wrote:Too hard for me to understand.... Just stated the obvious....
I dont see instability
I dont see financial armageddon
I dont see other clubs or club supporters laughing at our trades
All i see is confirmation bias from you from spurious and uncorroborated innuendo and scuttlebutt.
You put two and two together and get 1000.
Until FACTS emerge about all the above I wont declare chicken little like.
However when the facts emerge I will evaluate them and make a judgement.
i wont make judgements from a basis of ignorance and untruths.
Lance or James??
There comes a point in every man's life when he has to say, "Enough is enough." For me, that time is now. I have been dealing with claims that I cheated and had an unfair advantage in <redacted>. Over the past three years, I have been subjected to a <redacted>investigation followed by <redacted> witch hunt. The toll this has taken on my family, and my work for <redacted>and on me leads me to where I am today – finished with this nonsense. (Oops just got a spontaneous errection <unredacted>)
There comes a point in every man's life when he has to say, "Enough is enough." For me, that time is now. I have been dealing with claims that I cheated and had an unfair advantage in <redacted>. Over the past three years, I have been subjected to a <redacted>investigation followed by <redacted> witch hunt. The toll this has taken on my family, and my work for <redacted>and on me leads me to where I am today – finished with this nonsense. (Oops just got a spontaneous errection <unredacted>)
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Re: Why do all these dudes suddenly want to come to the Sain
Ofcourse you would only use 'fair trade' coffee beans??????Cairnsman wrote: I'm thinking about starting up a coffee shop there.
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Re: Why do all these dudes suddenly want to come to the Sain
Ofcourse! They would be the ones that put a "pep" in your step???loris wrote:Ofcourse you would only use 'fair trade' coffee beans??????Cairnsman wrote: I'm thinking about starting up a coffee shop there.
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Re: Why do all these dudes suddenly want to come to the Sain
I think 'free agency' beans are all the rage these days lozloris wrote:Ofcourse you would only use 'fair trade' coffee beans??????Cairnsman wrote: I'm thinking about starting up a coffee shop there.
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Re: Why do all these dudes suddenly want to come to the Sain
I don't understand Finey and Big marts obsession with finding problems with everything we do. Why don't you start a ticket and take out the board Mart? They are obviously destroying the club according to you so why not challenge them. We have never recruited or traded anything of any worth, every decision has negatively effected us in someway and so on. I couldn't be f%$#ed following any organisation I considered so dis-functional and pointless. I would take over and put a match to the place and see if we could buy a Man U membership with the insurance money.joffaboy wrote:Whose reality?BigMart wrote:You should go into politics Joffa...... A positive spin in the face of reality
Stability? Well that has been dealt with. Pack of lies made up and totally discreditied
Finances - irrelevant re a going concern. Equalisation funds will sort that out to an extent.
I'll honestly get back to you once I have seen this years Bal Sheet and compared it to the last couple to see where we stand financially.
Everyone can also find doom and gloom and negatives, especially when rumour and sabatage confirms certain biasesBigMart wrote: there are some positives.... One can always find them
but again, like the position of Finances, the measurements of best prcatice is near on impossible when you are in an uneven playing field, equalisation fund, FIXture, Blockbusters, stadium deals, F&S, SC, draft all skewed for the Industry of the AFL competition as a whole to make money.BigMart wrote: every club could (even Brisbane) but need to look at position relative to th wider competition and check our performance vs competitors....
How can it be a KPI when your are in total rebuild under the constraints of the above I just mentionedBigMart wrote:If Ladder position is not an indicator of strength in a sporting organisation.... Not sure what is??
You are seriously not comparing any AFl club to those Titans?BigMart wrote:Man U, LA Lakers, Barcelona, Real..... Great clubs are successful clubs... It's the true indicator
No SC, one team per town, EPL destroyed as a competition with only four teams able to win it each year.
The whole structure of the AFL is for the competition as a whole to be strong - Socialism of football. MAn U, Lakers etc are individual organisations who look after themselves and are privately owned.
YesBigMart wrote:Yes ladder position for next year is not important at StK.... But that's internal measure... Same to a lesser extent at GWS, Melbourne, WB..... But that's a measure of where the club is at....
However you completely disregard the cyclical nature of the competition. ladder position is an indicator of the AFL rules. it is designed for this to happen, it cannot be a KPI.BigMart wrote:But in the overall system ...... If a club is to be judged.... Ladder position, financial and board stability, and performance.... All linked together.... Would indicate viability....
Board Stability - I am NOT a pollyanna. I argued vigourously against getting rid of the Butters regime who had be stable and financially responsible. Under Mr Right our finances have gone downhill in a big way7.
However outr board is stable, a smooth transition to a new president, a successful organisational review where the main players were endorsed for the coming season, a CEO leaving after 5 years in the job. All very stable.
The lies and sabatage swallowed by some has been shown to be a complete and utter farce, borne out by the way our trading has been so successful.
Performance and ladder position are totally seperate. There is a world of difference between being beaten by 4 and 10 goals per week especially if the team on the whole is improving. However the ladder position may be terrible.
Only if you accept that the measures are actually measurable and benchmarked, which they are not and cannot be die to the skewed rules of the AFL competition.BigMart wrote:These very measures are the responsibility of the management of the club
But it wasn't us. Even though there was a concerted effort by fifth columnists within the Saints to wreck this trade period and destabilise the club with rumour and lies, Summers has made sure it has fallen flat on its face.BigMart wrote:Melbourne found themselves in serious trouble last year.... If that were us, WB, North.... Big trouble
the club is stable, the trading period has been successful, and it is moving in the right direction.
But dont worry, I am sure you will have plenty of time to moan about our results next season. We are in for a torrid time next year, but we all know it, and look for the list to be rebuilt.
What is obvious? Where are the facts? I deal in facts and I see none forthcoming.BigMart wrote:Too hard for me to understand.... Just stated the obvious....
I dont see instability
I dont see financial armageddon
I dont see other clubs or club supporters laughing at our trades
All i see is confirmation bias from you from spurious and uncorroborated innuendo and scuttlebutt.
You put two and two together and get 1000.
Until FACTS emerge about all the above I wont declare chicken little like.
However when the facts emerge I will evaluate them and make a judgement.
i wont make judgements from a basis of ignorance and untruths.
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Re: Why do all these dudes suddenly want to come to the Sain
Maybe The Pelichan.......... will only be wanting free agency beans for next season drafts............... to hell with the warm and fuzzy tair trades eh?dragit wrote:I think 'free agency' beans are all the rage these days lozloris wrote:Ofcourse you would only use 'fair trade' coffee beans??????Cairnsman wrote: I'm thinking about starting up a coffee shop there.
Aaaah for a good draft of coffeee at Cairnsman's Seaford Coffee Shop................. hope its a bottomless cup we sip from
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Re: Why do all these dudes suddenly want to come to the Sain
Now there's a ticket, Gringo - Mark Time and Sonny Disposition.gringo wrote:I don't understand Finey and Big marts obsession with finding problems with everything we do. Why don't you start a ticket and take out the board Mart? They are obviously destroying the club according to you so why not challenge them. We have never recruited or traded anything of any worth, every decision has negatively effected us in someway and so on. I couldn't be f%$#ed following any organisation I considered so dis-functional and pointless. I would take over and put a match to the place and see if we could buy a Man U membership with the insurance money.joffaboy wrote:Whose reality?BigMart wrote:You should go into politics Joffa...... A positive spin in the face of reality
Stability? Well that has been dealt with. Pack of lies made up and totally discreditied
Finances - irrelevant re a going concern. Equalisation funds will sort that out to an extent.
I'll honestly get back to you once I have seen this years Bal Sheet and compared it to the last couple to see where we stand financially.
Everyone can also find doom and gloom and negatives, especially when rumour and sabatage confirms certain biasesBigMart wrote: there are some positives.... One can always find them
but again, like the position of Finances, the measurements of best prcatice is near on impossible when you are in an uneven playing field, equalisation fund, FIXture, Blockbusters, stadium deals, F&S, SC, draft all skewed for the Industry of the AFL competition as a whole to make money.BigMart wrote: every club could (even Brisbane) but need to look at position relative to th wider competition and check our performance vs competitors....
How can it be a KPI when your are in total rebuild under the constraints of the above I just mentionedBigMart wrote:If Ladder position is not an indicator of strength in a sporting organisation.... Not sure what is??
You are seriously not comparing any AFl club to those Titans?BigMart wrote:Man U, LA Lakers, Barcelona, Real..... Great clubs are successful clubs... It's the true indicator
No SC, one team per town, EPL destroyed as a competition with only four teams able to win it each year.
The whole structure of the AFL is for the competition as a whole to be strong - Socialism of football. MAn U, Lakers etc are individual organisations who look after themselves and are privately owned.
YesBigMart wrote:Yes ladder position for next year is not important at StK.... But that's internal measure... Same to a lesser extent at GWS, Melbourne, WB..... But that's a measure of where the club is at....
However you completely disregard the cyclical nature of the competition. ladder position is an indicator of the AFL rules. it is designed for this to happen, it cannot be a KPI.BigMart wrote:But in the overall system ...... If a club is to be judged.... Ladder position, financial and board stability, and performance.... All linked together.... Would indicate viability....
Board Stability - I am NOT a pollyanna. I argued vigourously against getting rid of the Butters regime who had be stable and financially responsible. Under Mr Right our finances have gone downhill in a big way7.
However outr board is stable, a smooth transition to a new president, a successful organisational review where the main players were endorsed for the coming season, a CEO leaving after 5 years in the job. All very stable.
The lies and sabatage swallowed by some has been shown to be a complete and utter farce, borne out by the way our trading has been so successful.
Performance and ladder position are totally seperate. There is a world of difference between being beaten by 4 and 10 goals per week especially if the team on the whole is improving. However the ladder position may be terrible.
Only if you accept that the measures are actually measurable and benchmarked, which they are not and cannot be die to the skewed rules of the AFL competition.BigMart wrote:These very measures are the responsibility of the management of the club
But it wasn't us. Even though there was a concerted effort by fifth columnists within the Saints to wreck this trade period and destabilise the club with rumour and lies, Summers has made sure it has fallen flat on its face.BigMart wrote:Melbourne found themselves in serious trouble last year.... If that were us, WB, North.... Big trouble
the club is stable, the trading period has been successful, and it is moving in the right direction.
But dont worry, I am sure you will have plenty of time to moan about our results next season. We are in for a torrid time next year, but we all know it, and look for the list to be rebuilt.
What is obvious? Where are the facts? I deal in facts and I see none forthcoming.BigMart wrote:Too hard for me to understand.... Just stated the obvious....
I dont see instability
I dont see financial armageddon
I dont see other clubs or club supporters laughing at our trades
All i see is confirmation bias from you from spurious and uncorroborated innuendo and scuttlebutt.
You put two and two together and get 1000.
Until FACTS emerge about all the above I wont declare chicken little like.
However when the facts emerge I will evaluate them and make a judgement.
i wont make judgements from a basis of ignorance and untruths.
I'd be buying a Gooners' membership with the insurance dosh, though. Glazers use Man U like an ATM, whereas our man Arsene is starting to reap the rewards of the fiscal discipline required to get through the repayment of the new stadium. Example - last 5 years AW has a nett 20M quid from transfers. Man City and Chelsea have a nett deficit of 1.5B, yes, billion, from transfers. And, the Glazers keep flogging tranches of Man U shares on US stock exchanges, and doing debt for equity swaps.
Mesut Ozil helps, too.
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Re: Why do all these dudes suddenly want to come to the Sain
Cause they see opportunity , years to develop there craft ...
We won't be down forever, and we have an awesome history with some of
The games greatest ever players.....IMO
We won't be down forever, and we have an awesome history with some of
The games greatest ever players.....IMO
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Re: Why do all these dudes suddenly want to come to the Sain
Dragit I assure you that I will not be serving Bundy at Cafe Santo. However if it is rum you are after we can offer Havana Club Anejo 7 Anos.dragit wrote:Pretty sure Cairnmans coffee's come with bundy
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Re: Why do all these dudes suddenly want to come to the Sain
Savage, Bruce and Delaney are all fringe players who weren't in their teams best 22. At St Kilda the have obviously been told they will get regular games. Is there much more to get?
Longer is a more interesting one, though the only other club who showed significant interest (Hawthorn) obviously decided on recruiting a readymade ruckman. Are we a rabble on the level of Brisbane? No. Are we operating at the same level of competence of most AFL teams? No
Longer is a more interesting one, though the only other club who showed significant interest (Hawthorn) obviously decided on recruiting a readymade ruckman. Are we a rabble on the level of Brisbane? No. Are we operating at the same level of competence of most AFL teams? No
Re: Why do all these dudes suddenly want to come to the Sain
So thats your response - pretty pathetic.BigMart wrote:Sorry
Nah, were flying
Proves that arguing with extremists with polemic views gets you nowhere.
Seems nothin would convince you because you are set in your opinions. Pretty sad state to not be rational.
So without any proof you will continue to just pot the club?
Its the vibe is it?
Oh well, rational people tried to reason with you.
Pity
Lance or James??
There comes a point in every man's life when he has to say, "Enough is enough." For me, that time is now. I have been dealing with claims that I cheated and had an unfair advantage in <redacted>. Over the past three years, I have been subjected to a <redacted>investigation followed by <redacted> witch hunt. The toll this has taken on my family, and my work for <redacted>and on me leads me to where I am today – finished with this nonsense. (Oops just got a spontaneous errection <unredacted>)
There comes a point in every man's life when he has to say, "Enough is enough." For me, that time is now. I have been dealing with claims that I cheated and had an unfair advantage in <redacted>. Over the past three years, I have been subjected to a <redacted>investigation followed by <redacted> witch hunt. The toll this has taken on my family, and my work for <redacted>and on me leads me to where I am today – finished with this nonsense. (Oops just got a spontaneous errection <unredacted>)
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Re: Why do all these dudes suddenly want to come to the Sain
"One of the most beautiful bays in the world"?? ummmm, have you ever traveled to anywhere outside of Australia? Okay Port Phillip is OK, but is it one of the most beautiful bays in the world? I dont think so...Cairnsman wrote:I grew up on the Peninsula and I still spend as much time there as I can and so speaking from personal experience I couldn't understand why you wouldn't want to joint the Saints and live on the coast of one of the most beautiful bays in the world.
Could be that the new brigade are being incited by a stunning bay life by Seaford. I'm thinking about starting up a coffee shop there.
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You certainly aren't...BigMart wrote:Sorry
Nah, were flying
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There is middle ground between 'we're flying' and 'we will fold by 2017'.BigMart wrote:Sorry
Nah, were flying
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Re: Why do all these dudes suddenly want to come to the Sain
Cairnsman wrote:Dragit I assure you that I will not be serving Bundy at Cafe Santo. However if it is rum you are after we can offer Havana Club Anejo 7 Anos.dragit wrote:Pretty sure Cairnmans coffee's come with bundy
You can't really be from Cairns then, you might as well be drinking Mount Gay with a little umbrella and a strawberry in it up there. If you were from Cairns you would down a 700ml bottle of bundy for breakfast and take off through croc infested waters in your tinny trying to remember where you worked.
Re: Why do all these dudes suddenly want to come to the Sain
Need a quote on on where I said we will fold by 2017..., so I know it is fabricated sensational comments to help attack credibility to help an argument? I did say we are in a precarious position... On and off field and management is what got us there?! Is that so unbelievable...
Joffa who would read that rant?
Those dramatic long quotes are something I gloss over and ignore if they are just attacking someone's POV because it doesn't fit their beliefs.... You will never convince me to think how you think I should... I have never been bullied into going along with what people want... I couldn't care less what you, or any others think of my opinions, you obviously do care because it doesn't conform
I am no sheep
Joffa who would read that rant?
Those dramatic long quotes are something I gloss over and ignore if they are just attacking someone's POV because it doesn't fit their beliefs.... You will never convince me to think how you think I should... I have never been bullied into going along with what people want... I couldn't care less what you, or any others think of my opinions, you obviously do care because it doesn't conform
I am no sheep
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You said that if we have 2 or 3 more years like this one, we will fold...BigMart wrote:Need a quote on on where I said we will fold by 2017..., so I know it is fabricated sensational comments to help attack credibility to help an argument? I did say we are in a precarious position... On and off field and management is what got us there?! Is that so unbelievable...
Joffa who would read that rant?
Those dramatic long quotes are something I gloss over and ignore if they are just attacking someone's POV because it doesn't fit their beliefs.... You will never convince me to think how you think I should... I have never been bullied into going along with what people want... I couldn't care less what you, or any others think of my opinions, you obviously do care because it doesn't conform
I am no sheep
It will be like finding a needle in a haystack trawling through all of your uplifting posts to find it though.
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Re: Why do all these dudes suddenly want to come to the Sain
BigMart wrote:Sorry
Nah, were flying
Excellent comment.
You have obviously considered all the facts.
You have done the analysis and made carefully considered and objective comments.
I'm especially impressed with the way you have addressed the objections to your point of view.
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Re: Why do all these dudes suddenly want to come to the Sain
Dr Spaceman wrote:They're all desperate, last chance, recovering caffeineaholics
No thats you you old fool man
And i thought this was a forum
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Re: Why do all these dudes suddenly want to come to the Sain
I'm not recovering from caffeine. I'm embracing it, you grumpy old nuff nuffGurgman wrote:Dr Spaceman wrote:They're all desperate, last chance, recovering caffeineaholics
No thats you you old fool man
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Re: Why do all these dudes suddenly want to come to the Sain
There's a search function
Truth is... Never ever posted those comments
I did post something to that effect but not as sensational, so it doesn't help the character assassination as much...
We are in a precarious position..... And why is that a difficult thing to understand
Truth is... Never ever posted those comments
I did post something to that effect but not as sensational, so it doesn't help the character assassination as much...
We are in a precarious position..... And why is that a difficult thing to understand