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- Nov 2, 2013
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Hello friends,
It was a dark and storm night at the Adelaide Oval, or the Siege of Alberton.
The beginning of the second quarter saw the mighty Power dwell on the threshold of over running and overpowering the Richmond Football Club (RFC). That was until we bore witness to perhaps the most astute and cunning strategic move in human history: the knee injury of Tyrone Vickery.
It appeared to be the last days of Tyrone Vickery, but not the last of the RFC thugs. The family picture of RFC is that characterised by those who pursue the almighty dollar from the stable of the great unwashed.
My thesis contends that #38 Steven Morris successfully completed a set play that enabled RFC time to regroup and adapt to the changing balance of momentum. That set play was to deliberately injure Tyrone Vickery.
Tyrone Vickery, the man with abit of bruising spent dozens of minutes to limp from the field. I, the astute champion of pure reason immediately recognised this remarkable event. I said to Paul and Eugene "This is a set play."
And it was.
The set play was to eliminate Tyrone Vickery before he could king hit one of he team mates or the umpires. Any argument otherwise ignores the fact that #38 deliberately chose to injure his teammate. Remove Tyrone Vickery from the match: win the match.
And as true as traffic on a Friday afternoon, it was so.
And as such, I thought it would be appropriate to publicly support this cutting edge of strategic collusion.
Bravo!
It was a dark and storm night at the Adelaide Oval, or the Siege of Alberton.
The beginning of the second quarter saw the mighty Power dwell on the threshold of over running and overpowering the Richmond Football Club (RFC). That was until we bore witness to perhaps the most astute and cunning strategic move in human history: the knee injury of Tyrone Vickery.
It appeared to be the last days of Tyrone Vickery, but not the last of the RFC thugs. The family picture of RFC is that characterised by those who pursue the almighty dollar from the stable of the great unwashed.
My thesis contends that #38 Steven Morris successfully completed a set play that enabled RFC time to regroup and adapt to the changing balance of momentum. That set play was to deliberately injure Tyrone Vickery.
Tyrone Vickery, the man with abit of bruising spent dozens of minutes to limp from the field. I, the astute champion of pure reason immediately recognised this remarkable event. I said to Paul and Eugene "This is a set play."
And it was.
The set play was to eliminate Tyrone Vickery before he could king hit one of he team mates or the umpires. Any argument otherwise ignores the fact that #38 deliberately chose to injure his teammate. Remove Tyrone Vickery from the match: win the match.
And as true as traffic on a Friday afternoon, it was so.
And as such, I thought it would be appropriate to publicly support this cutting edge of strategic collusion.
Bravo!
