Chris McDermott Is A Fool!!!
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McDermott is just bitter because Blighty showed him the door the year Adelaide went on to win the flag. Then in another devastating blow his career as a male model also failed. The guy is a shocking tipster, failed coach and possibly the worst commentator since our own defensive coach, Steven Silvagni.
Yes, the saints are short on talent, when you exclude Riewoldt, Ball, Dal, Kosi, Milne, Fisher, Max, Joey, Lenny, BJ, Schneider, King, Dempster, the Clarkes etc.
What a tool from Glenelg would know about the saints is negligible. Those SA wankers don't know that anything exists beyond the outer suburbs of Adelaide, that quaint country town caught in a 1940's timewarp that is only famous for its bizarre gothic sex crimes and mass murders.
Yes, the saints are short on talent, when you exclude Riewoldt, Ball, Dal, Kosi, Milne, Fisher, Max, Joey, Lenny, BJ, Schneider, King, Dempster, the Clarkes etc.
What a tool from Glenelg would know about the saints is negligible. Those SA wankers don't know that anything exists beyond the outer suburbs of Adelaide, that quaint country town caught in a 1940's timewarp that is only famous for its bizarre gothic sex crimes and mass murders.
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I gather you don't come from Cheltenham SA then, just over the road from me?the shadow wrote:What a tool from Glenelg would know about the saints is negligible. Those SA wankers don't know that anything exists beyond the outer suburbs of Adelaide, that quaint country town caught in a 1940's timewarp that is only famous for its bizarre gothic sex crimes and mass murders.
2RIGHT!the shadow wrote:McDermott is just bitter because Blighty showed him the door the year Adelaide went on to win the flag. Then in another devastating blow his career as a male model also failed. The guy is a shocking tipster, failed coach and possibly the worst commentator since our own defensive coach, Steven Silvagni.
Yes, the saints are short on talent, when you exclude Riewoldt, Ball, Dal, Kosi, Milne, Fisher, Max, Joey, Lenny, BJ, Schneider, King, Dempster, the Clarkes etc.
What a tool from Glenelg would know about the saints is negligible. Those SA wankers don't know that anything exists beyond the outer suburbs of Adelaide, that quaint country town caught in a 1940's timewarp that is only famous for its bizarre gothic sex crimes and mass murders.
I thought it was serial killings not mass murders.the shadow wrote: What a tool from Glenelg would know about the saints is negligible. Those SA wankers don't know that anything exists beyond the outer suburbs of Adelaide, that quaint country town caught in a 1940's timewarp that is only famous for its bizarre gothic sex crimes and mass murders.
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Damn straight! Keep your hands on your social security cheque if you ever visit.Ice Wolf wrote:I thought it was serial killings not mass murders.the shadow wrote: What a tool from Glenelg would know about the saints is negligible. Those SA wankers don't know that anything exists beyond the outer suburbs of Adelaide, that quaint country town caught in a 1940's timewarp that is only famous for its bizarre gothic sex crimes and mass murders.
technically four killings is classified as mass-murder.Ice Wolf wrote:I thought it was serial killings not mass murders.the shadow wrote: What a tool from Glenelg would know about the saints is negligible. Those SA wankers don't know that anything exists beyond the outer suburbs of Adelaide, that quaint country town caught in a 1940's timewarp that is only famous for its bizarre gothic sex crimes and mass murders.
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Agreed, and with respect to the S.A. Saints supporters, how about just remaining on topic and not about some so called bizarre history, one would think most states have some issues.mad saint guy wrote:His guess is as good as any at this time of the year. Don't see the point in bitching about him giving an opinion (which seems pretty reasonable).
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Is Chris McDermott Right?
I have had a look at Chris McDermott's final eight and he has the saints at 13th? I originally thought that this is was a bit odd and I thought no way will we finish there, but maybe we will, who knows?
Other sides will improve heaps like richmond and carlton. We almost could have easily have missed the eight last year as finishing in top 4 like we did. We have alot of new young players that will take a few years to come on and we have lost robert harvey the heart and soul of the club. I hope we win the flag this year I have waited 30 years for this and i know our time will come, but I don't think we are as good as the top two teams and I think we need to go down and get these young guys up to scratch while we still have the likes of roo, dal, hayes, ball and goodard etc...then we can have another crack at it...i don't know how we will go without Harvey, i know he was a bench player last year but he still always had a go, the rest of these prima donna's in that team better step up and take the lead, or will get a rude reality check this year
Other sides will improve heaps like richmond and carlton. We almost could have easily have missed the eight last year as finishing in top 4 like we did. We have alot of new young players that will take a few years to come on and we have lost robert harvey the heart and soul of the club. I hope we win the flag this year I have waited 30 years for this and i know our time will come, but I don't think we are as good as the top two teams and I think we need to go down and get these young guys up to scratch while we still have the likes of roo, dal, hayes, ball and goodard etc...then we can have another crack at it...i don't know how we will go without Harvey, i know he was a bench player last year but he still always had a go, the rest of these prima donna's in that team better step up and take the lead, or will get a rude reality check this year
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Re: Chris McDermott Is A Fool!!!
carlton 5th?sax wrote:This dick has picked us to finish 13th and this is what he's got to say
"The team in danger of the biggest slump. The loss of old boy, Robert Harvey, has the midfield looking far less imposing. Ross Lyon's squad is thin on pace, thin on quality talls and thin on quality talent"
this is his ladder FYI
1. Hawthorn
2. Geelong
3. Collingwood
4. Bulldogs
5. Carlton
6. Port
7. Richmond
8. Adelaide
9. West Coast
10. North Melbourne
11. Brisbane
12. Sydney
13. St. Kilda
14. Essendon
15. Fremantle
16. Melbourne
Port 6th?
Collingwood 3rd?
Bulldogs 4th?
St Kilda 13th?
What is this guy been smoking...........I want some
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Although many think Carlton will improve, I think they will stand still or fall off the pace..same for Richmond. I think Essendon, Brisbane and Melbourne will make up the bottom three.
The Saints don't need a lot of work to jump up a rung -I expect (injuries permitting) that guys like Armitage, Eddy, Gwilt and RClarke will consolidate this season. I would also expect a good season from Ball, Kozi and Roo. We won't win a flag until we get a bit more strength in the backline though.
The Saints don't need a lot of work to jump up a rung -I expect (injuries permitting) that guys like Armitage, Eddy, Gwilt and RClarke will consolidate this season. I would also expect a good season from Ball, Kozi and Roo. We won't win a flag until we get a bit more strength in the backline though.
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Yup... when you go from last to 10th or 9th, it looks impressive. But getting from 10th ot 7th becomes harder and going from that to top 4 even harder.spert wrote:Although many think Carlton will improve, I think they will stand still or fall off the pace..same for Richmond. I think Essendon, Brisbane and Melbourne will make up the bottom three.
The Saints don't need a lot of work to jump up a rung -I expect (injuries permitting) that guys like Armitage, Eddy, Gwilt and RClarke will consolidate this season. I would also expect a good season from Ball, Kozi and Roo. We won't win a flag until we get a bit more strength in the backline though.
Whilst Tiggers and Blues might improve, the teams above them may also improve.
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As for Chris McDermott's opinion. So what? It's like looking at the bookie odds and having a meltdown if you don't agree with the positioning.
If McDermott has us at 13th or 1st....it does not make one scrap of difference.
Seriously?Robert Harvey's retirement is the best thing that has happened to St Kilda in 21 years
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As for Chris McDermott's opinion. So what? It's like looking at the bookie odds and having a meltdown if you don't agree with the positioning.
If McDermott has us at 13th or 1st....it does not make one scrap of difference.
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With regards to Chris McDermott I wouldn't bother even writing about him - not the sharpest tool in the shed.
Rodgerfox you've said one of your posts in the past that perhaps your problem is you - correct. It's good to have an objective view and not be wrapping the players up unnecessarily but have you got anything positive to add?
I personally think there's a great deal to be positive about in the existing squad without having to look outside for that magic recruit that is going to save the club (I wonder who that could be?).
1/ L Ball fit and in good form
2/ Armitage and Steven to add to the midfield as in and under players
3/ Goddard to take more responsibility and progression as a key play maker
4/ R Clarke to put family issues behind and develop along the path he was going late 08.
5/ M Gardiner to contribute to the ruck set up (IMO he is more agile, better at tapping and a better mark than what we have)
6/ S Fisher to add to his roles in defence by creating a presence in the midfield.
7/ L Fisher to provide some more grunt to the midfield and get his game back on track
8/ Maguire & Baker - aggression and experience (a bit lacking last year)
9/ Defensive apprentices to improve and stand up - Dawson, miles, Gaertner.
10/ Outstanding young talent on display - Lynch, Heyne, Cahill, Stanley and of course the cult figure Choo Choo.
Anybody else care to add - be my guest
But I guess I'm just being subjective!! or is that positive.
Rodgerfox you've said one of your posts in the past that perhaps your problem is you - correct. It's good to have an objective view and not be wrapping the players up unnecessarily but have you got anything positive to add?
I personally think there's a great deal to be positive about in the existing squad without having to look outside for that magic recruit that is going to save the club (I wonder who that could be?).
1/ L Ball fit and in good form
2/ Armitage and Steven to add to the midfield as in and under players
3/ Goddard to take more responsibility and progression as a key play maker
4/ R Clarke to put family issues behind and develop along the path he was going late 08.
5/ M Gardiner to contribute to the ruck set up (IMO he is more agile, better at tapping and a better mark than what we have)
6/ S Fisher to add to his roles in defence by creating a presence in the midfield.
7/ L Fisher to provide some more grunt to the midfield and get his game back on track
8/ Maguire & Baker - aggression and experience (a bit lacking last year)
9/ Defensive apprentices to improve and stand up - Dawson, miles, Gaertner.
10/ Outstanding young talent on display - Lynch, Heyne, Cahill, Stanley and of course the cult figure Choo Choo.
Anybody else care to add - be my guest
But I guess I'm just being subjective!! or is that positive.
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