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We would've lost to North or Richmond had we produced the crap we did on GF day
Autopsy Sydney Legacy in Grand Finals continues 10 goal loss to the Lions
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Did say a few months ago about the review that was coming
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Both been smashed in GF's
Only 1 not like us
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Oh I'm so sorry, I shall run any future posts past you before making them public
We have had 3 horrible blowouts since we won in 12 , totally different to the other 2 , you're better than that !Oh I'm so sorry, I shall run any future posts past you before making them public
Just heard Coxy, speak about it on the news. Words to the effect of 'can't learn from it if we don't face it head on'.
Damn ****ing right we can't, that's the sort of thing I have been desperate to hear from the club. Not just a wishy washy, we will learn from it.
A little fire has been lit in the belly again. The swans bucket hat has been dusted off ready to wear on yard duty tomorrow.
This
I like what we've seen and heard from Coxy so far. Mindful of what Worsfold had to say about him. I was particularly pleased when he said that Warner would be accountable for playing good footy. Love that word. They need to hold themselves and each other accountable. 2012 was a wonderful example.
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Cox’s brain power matched his running power: John Worsfold
John Worsfold coached Dean Cox for nearly his entire AFL career and saw his skill, tactical nous and ability to relate to people. Cox will use all of those attributes now that he’s taken over as Sydney coach.
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Cox’s brain power matched his running power: John Worsfold
John Worsfold coached Dean Cox for nearly his entire AFL career and saw his skill, tactical nous and ability to relate to people. Cox will use all of those attributes now that he’s taken over as Sydney coach.
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Cox’s brain power matched his running power: John Worsfold
John Worsfold coached Dean Cox for nearly his entire AFL career and saw his skill, tactical nous and ability to relate to people. Cox will use all of those attributes now that he’s taken over as Sydney coach.
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Paps said on his podcast today that Emma Murray was part of the GF review on Monday
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Well I just hope she was receiving plenty of feedback as well.
Mental preparation, mindset were surely part of her input prior to the GF and we were miles off.
Everybody involved should be under scrutiny.
Players seem to be happy with her input across the season, but there was an interesting article posted by TasSixer previously, which differentiated between a sports psychologist (who seeks to get your mind right) and a performance psychologist who aims to get your performance right.
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There is also discussion regarding the mindset (active/passive) and don't prepare differently for a GF and let the game lift you, don't waste energy and invite negative thoughts. In our case, the performance psychologist felt it may have been a case of 'here we go again' ( passive) when we fell behind whereas the Lions concentrated, when the game was level, on tackling harder, running faster etc (active) (in my words the 'controllables').
The question has to be asked, has she delivered in her role?
I'd also add that although she has an undergraduate degree she is not a registered psychologist (and does not claim to be) and I believe she would consider herself primarily a mindfulness coach.
I have also seen a suggestion that she actually addressed the team at HT of the GF.
I don't know if it is true or not but if it is.
However if it is true it may help explain the 'one game won't define us' mantra that was parroted by the players after the match.
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My knowledge of her is that she's outstandingWell I just hope she was receiving plenty of feedback as well.
Mental preparation, mindset were surely part of her input prior to the GF and we were miles off.
Everybody involved should be under scrutiny.
Players seem to be happy with her input across the season, but there was an interesting article posted by TasSixer previously, which differentiated between a sports psychologist (who seeks to get your mind right) and a performance psychologist who aims to get your performance right.
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There is also discussion regarding the mindset (active/passive) and don't prepare differently for a GF and let the game lift you, don't waste energy and invite negative thoughts. In our case, the performance psychologist felt it may have been a case of 'here we go again' ( passive) when we fell behind whereas the Lions concentrated, when the game was level, on tackling harder, running faster etc (active) (in my words the 'controllables').
The question has to be asked, has she delivered in her role?
I'd also add that although she has an undergraduate degree she is not a registered psychologist (and does not claim to be) and I believe she would consider herself primarily a mindfulness coach.
I have also seen a suggestion that she actually addressed the team at HT of the GF.
I don't know if it is true or not but if it is.
However if it is true it may help explain the 'one game won't define us' mantra that was parroted by the players after the match.
**** her off. I hope she got ROASTED.
Hopefully out standing in the rain with no job.
Mathew Lloyd commented on vision he saw of Emma addressing the players at halftime of the GF Call me old fashioned, I find that quite bizarre. Halftime on the biggest stage,and you’re staring down the barrel is no time for a pat on the head and a tummy rub. And she’s still on board? Hopefully Emma also makes changes re how she goes about itWell I just hope she was receiving plenty of feedback as well.
Mental preparation, mindset were surely part of her input prior to the GF and we were miles off.
Everybody involved should be under scrutiny.
Players seem to be happy with her input across the season, but there was an interesting article posted by TasSixer previously, which differentiated between a sports psychologist (who seeks to get your mind right) and a performance psychologist who aims to get your performance right.
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There is also discussion regarding the mindset (active/passive) and don't prepare differently for a GF and let the game lift you, don't waste energy and invite negative thoughts. In our case, the performance psychologist felt it may have been a case of 'here we go again' ( passive) when we fell behind whereas the Lions concentrated, when the game was level, on tackling harder, running faster etc (active) (in my words the 'controllables').
The question has to be asked, has she delivered in her role?
I'd also add that although she has an undergraduate degree she is not a registered psychologist (and does not claim to be) and I believe she would consider herself primarily a mindfulness coach.
I have also seen a suggestion that she actually addressed the team at HT of the GF.
I don't know if it is true or not but if it is.
However if it is true it may help explain the 'one game won't define us' mantra that was parroted by the players after the match.
