My mate is a Panthers fan & has never seen an opposition club warm up for so long as the Tigers do. No wonder we look lethargic.
Congratulations @kafta I feel you may have found the key to Madge's current coaching methods.
While all the other teams are getting heaps of injuries, Madge gets our guys to warm up properly therefore avoiding injuries such as...
if our blokes dont run fast they wont get torn hamstrings.
If they dont tackle hard they wont get shoulder, or upper body injuries generally.
if they dont jump high for the ball they wont get knee or back injuries etc etc etc.
Then, by the time we get to the 10th last match just watch us go all the way to the semis, as all the other teams will be decimated by injury, we'll have a fully fit team.
I reckon Madge will be proven to be a genius :rolling_on_the_floor_laughing: :rolling_on_the_floor_laughing: :rolling_on_the_floor_laughing: :rolling_on_the_floor_laughing: :rolling_on_the_floor_laughing: :rolling_on_the_floor_laughing: :rolling_on_the_floor_laughing:
Wouldn't it be good if this scenario proved to be correct - in a previous post I recommended that we fixed up our DEFENCE all would be well, but of course we all know that will only partially fix our problems...I still can't figure out when we have so many chances to get tries when we are attacking the oppositions line why can't we get through the defence ! so maybe our long warm ups don't help that much afterall:anguished:
While it may appear as though we’re not effective in attack, the numbers don’t support that. Our points tally is better than, or equal to 50% of the teams. We have an inexperienced roster and our experienced players are only those unwanted by other clubs, except maybe Dogs. The inexperience prevents us from maintaining momentum, which in turn demoralises other players. The way to fix this is for the playing group to have more teamwork type training, encourage group problem solving activities etc and develop teamwork in the true sense of the word. I swear I will switch off the next time bloke in the bar asks a player “who plays golf in the club” and they can’t mention a single name. The group dynamics isn’t working for Madge. When you look at most other clubs they have a majority of their roster invested in each other and the cause, so it’s easy to rescue a player who drops the ball (including figuratively) or gets off loaded.