Heard on sport 927 this morning a caller asking mick if Ross Lyon asked him to come back as an assistant coach would he, his reply was a firm yes.
Personally I would love to see him back, he did a great job in pushing BJ to the next level and just his knowledge and passion will be invaluable right now.
Ross please approach him !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Mick Mcguane
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Has Mick still got that tracksuit he wore all summer in 1986?
If so we should definately get him back.
Looked great
If so we should definately get him back.
Looked great
Lance or James??
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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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Forward line conversion +midfield goals needed
Our forward line pressure and conversion rate seems way below the Hamill/ G-train era. Don't know about statistics just my impression.
We have to move beyond a Roo'Milney fwd. line!
G O S A I N T S !
We have to move beyond a Roo'Milney fwd. line!
G O S A I N T S !
The boy can play and we can build a defence around him that will have respect.
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I do...Saints Premiers 2008 wrote:he left for a reason, i don't understand some people's fascination with bringing everyone back to the club, people come and go, just like any business...
you just attempt to hold onto the best assests for a long a period as possible
People prefer to hanker back to their perceptions of the "good old days" in a nostalgic way. This serves to mask up their inability to accept change, reality, progress, and to stay the course...
For whatever reason, they cannot reconcile today's reality with yesterday's results.
In this case... 3 years ago, we had a firing fwd line... now we don't. 3 years ago we looked likely to win a flag... now we don't.
So if we can just turn back time to how things were 3 years ago... we'll all feel warm and fuzzy in life.
Tends to happen in all aspects of life.
The lid is off after Round 2! Enjoy the journey, coz you just don't know where we'll end up. Live for today and seize the moment.
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in the good old days when we still made excuses for why things went against usWayneJudson42 wrote:I do...Saints Premiers 2008 wrote:he left for a reason, i don't understand some people's fascination with bringing everyone back to the club, people come and go, just like any business...
you just attempt to hold onto the best assests for a long a period as possible
People prefer to hanker back to their perceptions of the "good old days" in a nostalgic way. This serves to mask up their inability to accept change, reality, progress, and to stay the course...
For whatever reason, they cannot reconcile today's reality with yesterday's results.
In this case... 3 years ago, we had a firing fwd line... now we don't. 3 years ago we looked likely to win a flag... now we don't.
So if we can just turn back time to how things were 3 years ago... we'll all feel warm and fuzzy in life.
Tends to happen in all aspects of life.
in the good old days when we finished third...
"It's a work in progress," Lyon said.
