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That’s a bit blech imo. Nothing beats this Pride jumper.
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Agree, but guess they have to mix it up.
I think basketball and soccer (and GA) players aren't great recruits in the shorter term. Especially if you have too many of them. They basically need to be reprogrammed around contested play.
I'd go for tennis players, funnily enough, for various reasons.
Of course there's variety in individual differences. I don't think they have any more potential for growth, beyond reprogramming, than juniors who come through a footy pathway.
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I know the AFLW team trains with something similar to this. Wonder if this is a potential redesign for both teams gurnsey (the bit with the logo on the gurnsey)
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Maybe, but that first one was so clean compared to some of the vomitous ones other clubs have come up with. It perfectly represents our club, and (imo) should have become the traditional one used, rather than making up something new and very average each year. At least this one if better than last year’s abomination.
O'Sullivan has had a lot of disruption with injury over the past season or two. That has made it hard for her to bring her A-game.
There's no more vigorous and aggressive player at the contest that I've seen this season. Her skills would only benefit from the related increase in confidence too.
Need substantially different designs to keep the merch sales going. I'd imagine that they'll roll out the rainbow chevron design again further down the track.
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True that.
good on Strom for this. perhaps need more male involvement at all training for the others.
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Some of our players lack size and/or quickness.
If they don't have the skills, and smarts like a Duffy, we should be looking pass them for more powerful players.
This is the one and should be used every year. I'm personally not a fan of the club making new designs across both of our teams every single time.
Might of been Zac
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You're far more polite than me. A very sophisticated approach.
Sophisticated...or simple. Take your pick.
not sure how experienced her brother is . but ok
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He is good at that.
Has experience. Is male.
Has experience. Is male.
oh what was the point .thought you saying only experienced people can help
well hopefully the ladies get more members now they building.
I bought my membership when they started so enjoying the little gifts the club sends
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Gotta say, I don’t understand this “needs more male involvement thing”. Blokes have coached women’s footy forever; I played in the 90s and had only male coaches. Our women have had mostly male coaches as I recall. So… WTF?
Strom seems to have needed more experience and to grow into her body somewhat, as for most young rucks. Remember young Darcy? Or perhaps he just needed more men involved in his training?
Strom seems to have needed more experience and to grow into her body somewhat, as for most young rucks. Remember young Darcy? Or perhaps he just needed more men involved in his training?
ok i didnt meant to start any fighting. i will go. enjoy yourselves.
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I ostensibly agree.Gotta say, I don’t understand this “needs more male involvement thing”. Blokes have coached women’s footy forever; I played in the 90s and had only male coaches. Our women have had mostly male coaches as I recall. So… WTF?
Strom seems to have needed more experience and to grow into her body somewhat, as for most young rucks. Remember young Darcy? Or perhaps he just needed more men involved in his training?
However in mom’s case, there wouldn’t be too many women tall enough or strong enough for her to train against and get better.
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perhaps not at the lower leagues. but certainly for the aflw it would be useful. the mens side of the game would have the most IP. have more staff etc. so the transfer of knowledge across would still be highly useful.Gotta say, I don’t understand this “needs more male involvement thing”. Blokes have coached women’s footy forever; I played in the 90s and had only male coaches. Our women have had mostly male coaches as I recall. So… WTF?
Strom seems to have needed more experience and to grow into her body somewhat, as for most young rucks. Remember young Darcy? Or perhaps he just needed more men involved in his training?
I know this contradicts my earlier statement about having former women players in the coaching ranks being beneficial. but perhaps both are true. greater transfer of knowledge + the knwoledge of what would work well in aflw.
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