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Tag Archives: st kilda
The experts agree, it’s a race of three!
Supporters of Essendon, Adelaide, Port Adelaide and Carlton may as well book a family holiday this September because their clubs will not be playing in the finals. And unless you follow one of Hawthorn, Sydney or Fremantle, you can dump … Continue reading
Posted in australia, Australian Football, finals, sport, Uncategorized
Tagged adelaide, afl, afl captains, aussie rules, australia, australian football, australian football league, brisbane, Captain, captains, carlton, collingwood, essendon, final eight, finals, football, footscray, Fremantle, geelong, gold coast, Gold Coast Suns, greater western sydney, hawthorn, melbourne, north melbourne, Port Adelaide, predictions, richmond, september, st kilda, sydney, top eight, west coast, west coast eagles
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Falling out of love with footy
Justin Koschitzke’s admission on Triple M Last week he no longer enjoyed football was hardly surprising. The St Kilda big man has struggled with injuries and form and is no longer a regular in the Saints’ line-up. What was surprising … Continue reading
Posted in Australian Football, Justin Koschitzke, sport
Tagged afl, aussie rules, australian football, australian rules, dedication, elite, footy, geelong, Gold Coast Suns, Justin koschitzke, koschitzke, kosi, motivation, Nathan ablett, pressure, saints, sport, st kilda, Training, workload
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Depth of talent is key to success for football clubs
Many factors apply when trying to quantify what makes a successful sporting team. Good coaching, a stable financial base, player attitude, good leadership and access to resources are all imperative if a team is to have onfield success. But perhaps … Continue reading
Posted in Australian Football, Essendon, sport
Tagged afl, australian football, bombers, carlisle, collingwood, depth, essendon, essendon football club, fletcher, football, Fremantle, heppell, hurley, st kilda, talent, watson
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Formulaic coaching a blight on the game
Australian Football is an ever evolving game. New trends, rule changes, revolutionary tactics and the resultant counter tactics all contribute to the fluid nature of AFL football. What worked tactically one year, may not work the next – so the … Continue reading
Posted in Australian Football, sport
Tagged afl, coach, coaches, coaching, cricket, football, Nick reiwoldt, st kilda, statistics, viv richards, west indies
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