Taylor's 'great record on Riewoldt'.

[rodgerfox]

Shiits me.

This 'great record' that I keep hearing about.


In the final 2 years ago when Geelong flogged us, in the pouring rain, Taylor beat Riewoldt.

In the 'game of the century' last season, Roo mauled Taylor in dry conditions.

In the GF last year, with Roo injured and again in the pouring rain, Taylor beat Roo.

Last week in the good conditions, Roo spanked Taylor's lilly white arse.


I think sooner or later, the footy public and media may realise that there's some fine print in the 'great record' that Taylor has on Riewoldt.

[Mr Magic]

It's a bit like every team had a CHB who beat Baldock

Let Geelong keep believing the hype about how good Taylor is against Roo.
Maybe they'll continue to play that matchup?

[Thinline]

Shiits me.

This 'great record' that I keep hearing about.


In the final 2 years ago when Geelong flogged us, in the pouring rain, Taylor beat Riewoldt.

In the 'game of the century' last season, Roo mauled Taylor in dry conditions.

In the GF last year, with Roo injured and again in the pouring rain, Taylor beat Roo.

Last week in the good conditions, Roo spanked Taylor's lilly white arse.


I think sooner or later, the footy public and media may realise that there's some fine print in the 'great record' that Taylor has on Riewoldt.

Hey Rodge.

Thought you'd given up on St K.

What gives?

[Grrrrr]

Let them think that. Blowing air up Taylor's arse only puts more pressure on him to perform...

[IluvHarvey]

He has beaten him twice. That's a good record against Roo in my book, don't think any other defender can say the same.

[saintnick12]

Has anyone heard him being interviewed before and they confirmed with him that he does have a dossier on players....little book where he writes strengths and weaknesses of opponents, what worked, what didn't etc. He then goes back to it next time. He said earlier in the year that there's not alot on the weaknesses side for Roo which is what makes him such a difficult opponent.
I wonder what he added to the Riewoldt page after Friday night

[Dr Spaceman]

Has anyone heard him being interviewed before and they confirmed with him that he does have a dossier on players....little book where he writes strengths and weaknesses of opponents, what worked, what didn't etc. He then goes back to it next time. He said earlier in the year that there's not alot on the weaknesses side for Roo which is what makes him such a difficult opponent.
I wonder what he added to the Riewoldt page after Friday night

HELP!

[saintnick12]

Has anyone heard him being interviewed before and they confirmed with him that he does have a dossier on players....little book where he writes strengths and weaknesses of opponents, what worked, what didn't etc. He then goes back to it next time. He said earlier in the year that there's not alot on the weaknesses side for Roo which is what makes him such a difficult opponent.
I wonder what he added to the Riewoldt page after Friday night

HELP!

That's what I was thinking. Don't think Taylor will be feeling quite so confident if we end up playing them again in the big one.

[Thinline]

Has anyone heard him being interviewed before and they confirmed with him that he does have a dossier on players....little book where he writes strengths and weaknesses of opponents, what worked, what didn't etc. He then goes back to it next time. He said earlier in the year that there's not alot on the weaknesses side for Roo which is what makes him such a difficult opponent.
I wonder what he added to the Riewoldt page after Friday night

HELP!

Muttered repeatedly whilst in the foetal position with thumb firmly lodged in gob...

[Beej]

Has anyone heard him being interviewed before and they confirmed with him that he does have a dossier on players....little book where he writes strengths and weaknesses of opponents, what worked, what didn't etc. He then goes back to it next time. He said earlier in the year that there's not alot on the weaknesses side for Roo which is what makes him such a difficult opponent.
I wonder what he added to the Riewoldt page after Friday night

He brought the dossier with him on One Week (or Before the Game) earlier this year. Looked like one of those thick, messy scrap books mothers keep of their children. Wouldn't surprise me if his mum actually helped him with it TBH.

He was asked to read what he wrote about Riewoldt and he had some mundane claptrap like "strong, good overhead, great engine".

I was thinking, "wow, good onya Harry, you've nailed him, bro. Strong analysis."

Got boring pretty quickly so the presenters moved on to giving Harry a quiz about the war. He's a massive war buff you see.

10 minutes of my life I will never get back.

[plugger66]

Has anyone heard him being interviewed before and they confirmed with him that he does have a dossier on players....little book where he writes strengths and weaknesses of opponents, what worked, what didn't etc. He then goes back to it next time. He said earlier in the year that there's not alot on the weaknesses side for Roo which is what makes him such a difficult opponent.
I wonder what he added to the Riewoldt page after Friday night

He brought the dossier with him on One Week (or Before the Game) earlier this year. Looked like one of those scrap books mothers keep of their children. Wouldn't surprise me if his mum actually helped him with it TBH.

He was asked to read what he wrote about Riewoldt and he had some mundane claptrap like "strong, good overhead, great engine".

I was thinking, "wow, good onya Harry, you've nailed him, bro. Strong analysis."

Got boring pretty quickly so the presenters moved on to giving Harry a quiz about the war. He's a massive war buff you see.

10 minutes of my life I will never get back.

He came across as a pretty smart person to me but hey he plays for the Cats so why give him any credit.

[stinger]

It's a bit like every team had a CHB who beat Baldock

Let Geelong keep believing the hype about how good Taylor is against Roo.
Maybe they'll continue to play that matchup?

only ever saw one player have any sort of a good game on the doc.....potter i think his name was from the filth......and just who won the 1966 grannie again.....

[Dr Spaceman]

Has anyone heard him being interviewed before and they confirmed with him that he does have a dossier on players....little book where he writes strengths and weaknesses of opponents, what worked, what didn't etc. He then goes back to it next time. He said earlier in the year that there's not alot on the weaknesses side for Roo which is what makes him such a difficult opponent.
I wonder what he added to the Riewoldt page after Friday night

He brought the dossier with him on One Week (or Before the Game) earlier this year. Looked like one of those scrap books mothers keep of their children. Wouldn't surprise me if his mum actually helped him with it TBH.

He was asked to read what he wrote about Riewoldt and he had some mundane claptrap like "strong, good overhead, great engine".

I was thinking, "wow, good onya Harry, you've nailed him, bro. Strong analysis."

Got boring pretty quickly so the presenters moved on to giving Harry a quiz about the war. He's a massive war buff you see.

10 minutes of my life I will never get back.

Yeah you're right, that's a pretty deep analysis of the champ.

So much so that I'm surprised he was prepared to publicly share that with the 14 other opposition coaches & their players.

And clearly Ross saw that segment and has worked tirelessly with Nick since then to ensure he's not simply strong, good overhead with great engine.

Yes thanks to Harry (and his mum ) we now have an even better weapon!

[Beej]

Has anyone heard him being interviewed before and they confirmed with him that he does have a dossier on players....little book where he writes strengths and weaknesses of opponents, what worked, what didn't etc. He then goes back to it next time. He said earlier in the year that there's not alot on the weaknesses side for Roo which is what makes him such a difficult opponent.
I wonder what he added to the Riewoldt page after Friday night

He brought the dossier with him on One Week (or Before the Game) earlier this year. Looked like one of those scrap books mothers keep of their children. Wouldn't surprise me if his mum actually helped him with it TBH.

He was asked to read what he wrote about Riewoldt and he had some mundane claptrap like "strong, good overhead, great engine".

I was thinking, "wow, good onya Harry, you've nailed him, bro. Strong analysis."

Got boring pretty quickly so the presenters moved on to giving Harry a quiz about the war. He's a massive war buff you see.

10 minutes of my life I will never get back.

He came across as a pretty smart person to me but hey he plays for the Cats so why give him any credit.

He reminds me of one of those slow, southern hicks that you see in the septic movies. "Howdy, my name's Billy-Ray and I'm from Alabayyyma..."

[saintnick12]

Has anyone heard him being interviewed before and they confirmed with him that he does have a dossier on players....little book where he writes strengths and weaknesses of opponents, what worked, what didn't etc. He then goes back to it next time. He said earlier in the year that there's not alot on the weaknesses side for Roo which is what makes him such a difficult opponent.
I wonder what he added to the Riewoldt page after Friday night

He brought the dossier with him on One Week (or Before the Game) earlier this year. Looked like one of those scrap books mothers keep of their children. Wouldn't surprise me if his mum actually helped him with it TBH.

He was asked to read what he wrote about Riewoldt and he had some mundane claptrap like "strong, good overhead, great engine".

I was thinking, "wow, good onya Harry, you've nailed him, bro. Strong analysis."

Got boring pretty quickly so the presenters moved on to giving Harry a quiz about the war. He's a massive war buff you see.

10 minutes of my life I will never get back.

He came across as a pretty smart person to me but hey he plays for the Cats so why give him any credit.

He reminds me of one of those slow, southern hicks that you see in the septic movies. "Howdy, my name's Billy-Ray and I'm from Alabayyyma..."

To me he comes across as smart, but boring.
As my dad would say "He has the personality of a concrete step"

[HSVKing]

To me he comes across as smart, but boring.
As my dad would say "He has the personality of a concrete step"

Handy, but boring as all f....

[saintsareprettygoodhey]

Has anyone heard him being interviewed before and they confirmed with him that he does have a dossier on players....little book where he writes strengths and weaknesses of opponents, what worked, what didn't etc. He then goes back to it next time. He said earlier in the year that there's not alot on the weaknesses side for Roo which is what makes him such a difficult opponent.
I wonder what he added to the Riewoldt page after Friday night

From memory, he said on before the game that Rooey's weakness was kryptonite

[SainterK]

Has anyone heard him being interviewed before and they confirmed with him that he does have a dossier on players....little book where he writes strengths and weaknesses of opponents, what worked, what didn't etc. He then goes back to it next time. He said earlier in the year that there's not alot on the weaknesses side for Roo which is what makes him such a difficult opponent.
I wonder what he added to the Riewoldt page after Friday night

I heard that interview, he said Buddy was the toughest opponent, Roo may of been watching to

[saintsRrising]

He has beaten him twice.

No..he and several mates have.

In the GF that ganging up on Roo should have cost them dearly as it meant our smalls had many shots on goal...unfortunately Milne, Schneids and Mini mucked up those easy opportunities.

I can guarantee that if our smalls had been nailing them that Harley and Co would have had to have been re-oriented to stopping them more.

Not denying though that Taylor did not play well...but it is a myth that he by himself beat Roo.

[Beej]

Just read another excerpt from Taylor's dossier. This is time on Pavlich:

[quote="Harry "the Analyser" Taylor"]
Player: Matthew Pavlich
Club: Fremantle

right-footer
possibly also right-handed (not yet confirmed)
strong leader
likes to kick goals
wears number 29 (sleeveless)
don't give him space[/quote]

[saintnick12]

Just read another excerpt from Taylor's dossier. This is time on Pavlich:

[quote="Harry "the Analyser" Taylor"]
Player: Matthew Pavlich
Club: Fremantle

right-footer
possibly also right-handed (not yet confirmed)
strong leader
likes to kick goals
wears number 29 (sleeveless)
don't give him space

[/quote]

[HSVKing]

wears number 29 (sleeveless)

Good to see he knows the number, he'll be spending plenty of time behind him chasing!