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Originally posted by tri-hard View PostDiscipline has what exactly to do with not receiving penalties?
When you give away penalties your not going to have equal possession, meaning you have higher chance of giving them away (and not receiving them) than a team who has to tackle less. You're going to be tired from doing more defence. You're going to be frustrated and niggle more.
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Originally posted by Cockadoodledoo View PostSo basically you don't have an answer. I asked the same question the other day.. It is the question which continues not to get a logical or coherent response.
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Originally posted by Tommy Smith View Post
Who are the Sharks ****ing?
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Originally posted by Madrooster View PostIt has a lot to do with giving them away and the 'gap' that is the gist of the thread.
When you give away penalties your not going to have equal possession, meaning you have higher chance of giving them away (and not receiving them) than a team who has to tackle less. You're going to be tired from doing more defence. You're going to be frustrated and niggle more....
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Originally posted by Madrooster View PostMr. Walkout, Firstly didn't even look at the stats, have been aware of our glaring discipline issue for five years on and off the field. If you want me to speculate I'd say 90% of the results as our own fault (being ill disciplined, being unfit, being inexperienced, being poorly coached and tactics etc) and 5% poor officiating and 5% of 'that's the way the game goes'.
Why do you think it happens? Here I'll make it multi choice.
A) NRL want Souths to win this year, (Dragons 2010 etc )so they penalised us heavily each of those years based on who they want to win.
B) Martin Kennedy solely responsible.
C) Refs don't like Roosters because it's an affluent area LOL
D) Daily Telegraph, told the NRL, who told the refs not to let us win.
E) All of the above and because you take part in self appreciation/interference.
Using your criteria, how the fark can you explain the Sharks stats?
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Originally posted by Madrooster View PostIt has a lot to do with giving them away and the 'gap' that is the gist of the thread.
When you give away penalties your not going to have equal possession, meaning you have higher chance of giving them away (and not receiving them) than a team who has to tackle less. You're going to be tired from doing more defence. You're going to be frustrated and niggle more.
You would think teams being beaten by us 40 or 50 nil would fall into that category too wouldn't you, Mr know it all? Except when they play Easts.
Nobody knows the explanation for these stats which clearly lie outside any normal distribution curve. I don't think there is any conspiracy. but I am convinced you have no idea what you're talking about and probably just thrive on receiving negative attention for your annoying, arrogant and flawed argument.
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Tip sheets.
Years of headlines off the field.
Preconceived ideas we were/are ill disciplined.
Human nature to go after the perceived bad boys and give them very little in return.
Years of whinngeHeadBwaiffism.
And a bit of that old Eastern Suburbs Coqq envy.
That's my opinion.
The FlogPen .
You know it makes sense.
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Originally posted by stsae View PostTip sheets.
Years of headlines off the field.
Preconceived ideas we were/are ill disciplined.
Human nature to go after the perceived bad boys and give them very little in return.
Years of whinngeHeadBwaiffism.
And a bit of that old Eastern Suburbs Coqq envy.
That's my opinion.
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Originally posted by Cockadoodledoo View PostWe lost the penalties 32-17 in the course of a 3 game stretch this season when we played the Dragons, Sharks and Knights. So you are saying we did this whilst we were tired and frustrated, probably even totally outplayed all over the park which left us having to resort to niggling. Somehow we managed despite this to win these games by a combined score 104-12.
On those 4 things how would you compare this years side to those of the previous years? There's your answer.
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Originally posted by Madrooster View PostMr. Walkout, Firstly didn't even look at the stats, have been aware of our glaring discipline issue for five years on and off the field. If you want me to speculate I'd say 90% of the results as our own fault (being ill disciplined, being unfit, being inexperienced, being poorly coached and tactics etc) and 5% poor officiating and 5% of 'that's the way the game goes'.
Why do you think it happens? Here I'll make it multi choice.
A) NRL want Souths to win this year, (Dragons 2010 etc )so they penalised us heavily each of those years based on who they want to win.
B) Martin Kennedy solely responsible.
C) Refs don't like Roosters because it's an affluent area LOL
D) Daily Telegraph, told the NRL, who told the refs not to let us win.
E) All of the above and because you take part in self appreciation/interference.When you trust your television
what you get is what you got
Cause when they own the information
they can bend it all they want
John Mayer
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Originally posted by Kingsgrove-Loiner View PostBut yet, in 2 of the 6 years under review, we've given the comp a real shake.....so we can't have been unfit, poorly coached and inexperienced at least 30% of the time, can we?
Using your criteria, how the fark can you explain the Sharks stats?
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