Kosi to defence?
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Glad we agree on somethingplugger66 wrote:Well lets just see who is right. I agree though I cant stand seeing a adult footballer being hit like that. It is so mean.SainterK wrote:As you keep saying laddieplugger66 wrote:Of course he wasnt. He cant play there.borderbarry wrote:I dont think he was playing in defence though.
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who cares mate? times have changed. move him down back and and say goodbye to to a top 14 finish.borderbarry wrote:Not irrelevant at all laddie. A genuine question. Anybody remember where Kosi was playing when he had that great streak? I am pretty sure he may have been acting Captain as well.
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One thing you were right about P66...
our opening combination.....Warner was on his way to a hundred, pity we only had to make 18...still couldn do it nought down.....
anyway....let that one go through to the keeper eh...
Oh, and yes it could be managed to move Kosi back (on a resting ruckman) in a game without breaking structure......as Watter said, he cannot have a team without flexibilty..
Wilkes fwd/Kosi back or Blake on the ball/Kosi back or go small fwd/Kosi back or Sam Fisher in the middle/Goddard fwd/Kosi back or Sam Gilbert fwd/Kosi back and so it goes....there is a multitude of ways....
Kosi played one of his best games post 2005 on Jono Brown in Brisbane....they had a great tussle...and he did pick up an ageing Trerea subsequent to that and did OK......but in 2012 you would suggest his time as a CHB is well gone, he just would not have the engine.....having said that, on thing Kosi does do well is read the ball coming into defense...and of course, he is still a wonderful contested pluck
our opening combination.....Warner was on his way to a hundred, pity we only had to make 18...still couldn do it nought down.....
anyway....let that one go through to the keeper eh...
Oh, and yes it could be managed to move Kosi back (on a resting ruckman) in a game without breaking structure......as Watter said, he cannot have a team without flexibilty..
Wilkes fwd/Kosi back or Blake on the ball/Kosi back or go small fwd/Kosi back or Sam Fisher in the middle/Goddard fwd/Kosi back or Sam Gilbert fwd/Kosi back and so it goes....there is a multitude of ways....
Kosi played one of his best games post 2005 on Jono Brown in Brisbane....they had a great tussle...and he did pick up an ageing Trerea subsequent to that and did OK......but in 2012 you would suggest his time as a CHB is well gone, he just would not have the engine.....having said that, on thing Kosi does do well is read the ball coming into defense...and of course, he is still a wonderful contested pluck
Have no idea what you are on about with Warner. Maybe you could explain? And why mention Kosi in 2005 and then argue against it. You are now arguing against yourself. The more the say the stranger it gets.BigMart wrote:One thing you were right about P66...
our opening combination.....Warner was on his way to a hundred, pity we only had to make 18...still couldn do it nought down.....
anyway....let that one go through to the keeper eh...
Oh, and yes it could be managed to move Kosi back (on a resting ruckman) in a game without breaking structure......as Watter said, he cannot have a team without flexibilty..
Wilkes fwd/Kosi back or Blake on the ball/Kosi back or go small fwd/Kosi back or Sam Fisher in the middle/Goddard fwd/Kosi back or Sam Gilbert fwd/Kosi back and so it goes....there is a multitude of ways....
Kosi played one of his best games post 2005 on Jono Brown in Brisbane....they had a great tussle...and he did pick up an ageing Trerea subsequent to that and did OK......but in 2012 you would suggest his time as a CHB is well gone, he just would not have the engine.....having said that, on thing Kosi does do well is read the ball coming into defense...and of course, he is still a wonderful contested pluck
Dont you remember our little discussion on cricket last week...when you attempted to mock me (as usual) when I critisised selection of two guys who have suspect techniques....
But Warner...
Well he was 12no (off 4 balls)....at that rate 100 coming up off 34 balls...so he was indeed a good selection....and that opening partnership was a real winner....they will get another crack in Hobart, and as I said they will come off 25% of the time, so expect one exciting opening to an innings....
But you back the selectors in, because they must be right.....as we have seen in the last 2 years....
On Kosi.....I dont think he can play as a out and out defender, but unlike you...do not condescendingly dismiss the notion as impossible....and provided examples of the past when he has gone back.....and even though it is unlikely, it is not unthinkable...
But Warner...
Well he was 12no (off 4 balls)....at that rate 100 coming up off 34 balls...so he was indeed a good selection....and that opening partnership was a real winner....they will get another crack in Hobart, and as I said they will come off 25% of the time, so expect one exciting opening to an innings....
But you back the selectors in, because they must be right.....as we have seen in the last 2 years....
On Kosi.....I dont think he can play as a out and out defender, but unlike you...do not condescendingly dismiss the notion as impossible....and provided examples of the past when he has gone back.....and even though it is unlikely, it is not unthinkable...
Sorry but when people say those days are well gone and he wouldnt have the engine that sounds like you are completely writing it off. How silly of me. I should have thought that means only unlikely. Strange but I would have used that word.BigMart wrote:Dont you remember our little discussion on cricket last week...when you attempted to mock me (as usual) when I critisised selection of two guys who have suspect techniques....
But Warner...
Well he was 12no (off 4 balls)....at that rate 100 coming up off 34 balls...so he was indeed a good selection....and that opening partnership was a real winner....they will get another crack in Hobart, and as I said they will come off 25% of the time, so expect one exciting opening to an innings....
But you back the selectors in, because they must be right.....as we have seen in the last 2 years....
On Kosi.....I dont think he can play as a out and out defender, but unlike you...do not condescendingly dismiss the notion as impossible....and provided examples of the past when he has gone back.....and even though it is unlikely, it is not unthinkable...
As for Warner I still have no idea what you are on about. I remember you saying both openers will fail 3 out of 4 and I remember you only giving us one replacement and that was for Warner. I then pointed out that you only gave us one replacement even though the other opener will fail 3 out of 4 times. It seems Hughes failed twice but I still dont get your point about Warner. You were the one happy to keep Hughes who failed twice. Strange that would bring it up. Maybe it is your way of again arguing with yourself. The more you write the more confusing you are. You didnt teach comprehension at school I take it?
If not he can float around at Sandyevertonfc wrote:Wasn't Sam Gilbert meant to be our brilliant new forward this time last year...?
Unless I'm missing something, Kosi doesn't have the athletic capacity to keep up with today's forwards.
He doesn't have a burst speed. His wonderful 2001 season, when he was brilliant at CHB, is now 11 years ago.
If his body is in peak condition, he can return to the forward line. If not, he can float between the forward and the ruck.
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You are confused arent you....me im not
but of course thats my fault isnt it, but you do realise comprehension often falls to the reader and their ability to understand (in this case) a written piece of text.....so the fact you could not decipher something surely says more about your comprehension....
if you were trying to sledge me....really you should have gone with articulation or eloquence or enunciation....and maybe you be more accurate...
Now.....my argument that going with two suspect (aggresive) openers who lack consistency due to poor defensive technique or mindset being a poor selection, is surely not too hard to digest - unless you are limited in knowledge....
One is infact quite normal.....Sehwag, Slater, Greenidge, Hayden, Simpson, Stackpole, Anwar, Watson, Gibbs....would you loke more????
but what is also very normal is a conventional partner....and generally leads to a successful top order
...Gambir, Taylor, Haynes, Langer, Lawry, Redpath, Sohail, Katich, Smith
BTW - I did provide you with the answers you seeked.....even before you asked, but you COMPREHENSION was lacking.....
but of course thats my fault isnt it, but you do realise comprehension often falls to the reader and their ability to understand (in this case) a written piece of text.....so the fact you could not decipher something surely says more about your comprehension....
if you were trying to sledge me....really you should have gone with articulation or eloquence or enunciation....and maybe you be more accurate...
Now.....my argument that going with two suspect (aggresive) openers who lack consistency due to poor defensive technique or mindset being a poor selection, is surely not too hard to digest - unless you are limited in knowledge....
One is infact quite normal.....Sehwag, Slater, Greenidge, Hayden, Simpson, Stackpole, Anwar, Watson, Gibbs....would you loke more????
but what is also very normal is a conventional partner....and generally leads to a successful top order
...Gambir, Taylor, Haynes, Langer, Lawry, Redpath, Sohail, Katich, Smith
BTW - I did provide you with the answers you seeked.....even before you asked, but you COMPREHENSION was lacking.....
Yep but your point about Warner is just silly. Firstly not once did I say he should be in the side so I have no idea why you mentioned his name to me today and secondly the one you said should stay failed twice so again I ask why did you mention Warner.BigMart wrote:You are confused arent you....me im not
but of course thats my fault isnt it, but you do realise comprehension often falls to the reader and their ability to understand (in this case) a written piece of text.....so the fact you could not decipher something surely says more about your comprehension....
if you were trying to sledge me....really you should have gone with articulation or eloquence or enunciation....and maybe you be more accurate...
Now.....my argument that going with two suspect (aggresive) openers who lack consistency due to poor defensive technique or mindset being a poor selection, is surely not too hard to digest - unless you are limited in knowledge....
One is infact quite normal.....Sehwag, Slater, Greenidge, Hayden, Simpson, Stackpole, Anwar, Watson, Gibbs....would you loke more????
but what is also very normal is a conventional partner....and generally leads to a successful top order
...Gambir, Taylor, Haynes, Langer, Lawry, Redpath, Sohail, Katich, Smith
BTW - I did provide you with the answers you seeked.....even before you asked, but you COMPREHENSION was lacking.....
By the way did your wife tell you what to write in the 2nd and 3rd paragraphs or did she actually wite it for you because you usually write like me. Someone with about 5th form English.
My wife hates SS and has NO interest in my squabblings with you.....she is an amazing woman though....and outdoes me by a margin....
Id tell you what she does for a living to illustrate the point, but that would be a continual source of material for d***s to use, like they do with my previous job.....which I never understood
I should really endeavour to do my best literary work on an internet forum though.....Maybe It would help you comprehend better...
and
If you are poorly educated....im sorry....I can assure you, I am not....
Id tell you what she does for a living to illustrate the point, but that would be a continual source of material for d***s to use, like they do with my previous job.....which I never understood
I should really endeavour to do my best literary work on an internet forum though.....Maybe It would help you comprehend better...
and
If you are poorly educated....im sorry....I can assure you, I am not....
Of course you arent poorly educated. And of course you were a very good sportsman. I dont know how we know. Maybe someone tells us a bit. By the way i aint poorly educated. I find common sense the most important education in life and that I have plenty of. Cant say the same about others though. Please pretty please tell us what schooling you did. I know you really want to.BigMart wrote:My wife hates SS and has NO interest in my squabblings with you.....she is an amazing woman though....and outdoes me by a margin....
Id tell you what she does for a living to illustrate the point, but that would be a continual source of material for d***s to use, like they do with my previous job.....which I never understood
I should really endeavour to do my best literary work on an internet forum though.....Maybe It would help you comprehend better...
and
If you are poorly educated....im sorry....I can assure you, I am not....
So you get to judge your own intelligence.....and you have 'plenty of' it...
hahaha....
besides the fact you know I was a PE teacher.....and I have played a bit of sport (you dont know where and with whom)....like a few others on here no doubt...you know FA about me...
I really wish you did....but anyway......
I am allowed to rate my own 'common sense' too????
Ill go with......absolutely, positively and completely spot on!!!!!
some of the time.....
but common sense doesnt really set you apart does it.....as its name suggests....its common to most...
hahaha....
besides the fact you know I was a PE teacher.....and I have played a bit of sport (you dont know where and with whom)....like a few others on here no doubt...you know FA about me...
I really wish you did....but anyway......
I am allowed to rate my own 'common sense' too????
Ill go with......absolutely, positively and completely spot on!!!!!
some of the time.....
but common sense doesnt really set you apart does it.....as its name suggests....its common to most...
I know you played VFL and the ammos a grade at that and other clubs. Cant remember who they but I am sure you will remind us again. And I wish I knew more about you too. it would be a pleasure to have a drink with you. I think Mr Siposs and Joffaboy said the same. And I actually common sense not that common. And I actually said I had plenty of common sense. Cant remember using intelligence.BigMart wrote:So you get to judge your own intelligence.....and you have 'plenty of' it...
hahaha....
besides the fact you know I was a PE teacher.....and I have played a bit of sport (you dont know where and with whom)....like a few others on here no doubt...you know FA about me...
I really wish you did....but anyway......
I am allowed to rate my own 'common sense' too????
Ill go with......absolutely, positively and completely spot on!!!!!
some of the time.....
but common sense doesnt really set you apart does it.....as its name suggests....its common to most...