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Jul 30, 2015 13:20:14 GMT
Post by coloradoflyer on Jul 30, 2015 13:20:14 GMT
aye that is it sorted lol
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Jul 30, 2015 13:30:05 GMT
Post by icysmith on Jul 30, 2015 13:30:05 GMT
I blame the parents
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Post by flyer31 on Jul 30, 2015 13:31:02 GMT
Haha.
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Post by coloradoflyer on Jul 30, 2015 13:33:23 GMT
brilliant ha ha ha , at least it was sorted nicely without slagging anyone off and getting personal that is how is should be
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Post by degtheman on Jul 30, 2015 14:52:16 GMT
Look pingu stop with the Ned references ,, too inconsistent,, and rotate our no 1 import keeper with Daly WTF Love him or loathe him.......still the best stick handler I`ve seen for us in 50 years of going to the games. Could have been an absolute and pure legend had he applied himself a little better. Shame really. so you never saw mike Hamilton ?
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Post by langtouner on Jul 30, 2015 14:57:31 GMT
Let's agree it's the responsibility of both parties. Sorry, I don't agree. Players are never going voluntarily run up and down sand dunes to the point where they are puking! Very few professionals have the discipline to train themselves to get to the level of fitness required. I can just see the Rovers players slogging themselves up and down the Bevvy Park hill because they want to! Nearly every player needs pushed to get to and maintain fitness. Team fitness is the responsibility of the coaches. As I have said before, given the issue of familiarisation with a new environment and team mates, and after the off season arriving as late as our players do mean we will never be in a position to start properly. Have we ever won any of the first five games in the past four seasons? Players need to be arriving mid August and spending the last two weeks of August getting fit and ready for the season, but won't happen because of cost. Not a cost in my view but an investment. If we had taken half the points we did in the first five games of the last two seasons we would have finished in 6th or 7th and not been scrabbling around trying to get into the playoffs. But hey-ho it is the Flyers way.
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Post by flyer31 on Jul 30, 2015 15:11:07 GMT
Let's agree it's the responsibility of both parties. Sorry, I don't agree. Players are never going voluntarily run up and down sand dunes to the point where they are puking! Very few professionals have the discipline to train themselves to get to the level of fitness required. I can just see the Rovers players slogging themselves up and down the Bevvy Park hill because they want to! Nearly every player needs pushed to get to and maintain fitness. Team fitness is the responsibility of the coaches. As I have said before, given the issue of familiarisation with a new environment and team mates, and after the off season arriving as late as our players do mean we will never be in a position to start properly. Have we ever won any of the first five games in the past four seasons? Players need to be arriving mid August and spending the last two weeks of August getting fit and ready for the season, but won't happen because of cost. Not a cost in my view but an investment. If we had taken half the points we did in the first five games of the last two seasons we would have finished in 6th or 7th and not been scrabbling around trying to get into the playoffs. But hey-ho it is the Flyers way. Imo the coaches are responsible for on ice training the owners are responsible for arrival times and the players for off ice activities. Listen to what Wando had to say about going to the gym on the podcast.
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flyersforlife01
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Jul 30, 2015 15:41:57 GMT
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Post by flyersforlife01 on Jul 30, 2015 15:41:57 GMT
Sorry, I don't agree. Players are never going voluntarily run up and down sand dunes to the point where they are puking! Very few professionals have the discipline to train themselves to get to the level of fitness required. I can just see the Rovers players slogging themselves up and down the Bevvy Park hill because they want to! Nearly every player needs pushed to get to and maintain fitness. Team fitness is the responsibility of the coaches. As I have said before, given the issue of familiarisation with a new environment and team mates, and after the off season arriving as late as our players do mean we will never be in a position to start properly. Have we ever won any of the first five games in the past four seasons? Players need to be arriving mid August and spending the last two weeks of August getting fit and ready for the season, but won't happen because of cost. Not a cost in my view but an investment. If we had taken half the points we did in the first five games of the last two seasons we would have finished in 6th or 7th and not been scrabbling around trying to get into the playoffs. But hey-ho it is the Flyers way. Imo the coaches are responsible for on ice training the owners are responsible for arrival times and the players for off ice activities. Listen to what Wando had to say about going to the gym on the podcast. Fitness should be done by both parties, firstly it's the players job to be at their best physically and its up to the coaches to make sure that they stay at that level. If they don't they either get benched or in the imports case sacked and replaced. It was mentioned before that Kyle Haines was going to be brought in as fitness coach as well as a player, has this ever been confirmed or was this just another piece of gossip.
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Post by thebear on Jul 30, 2015 19:57:59 GMT
Imo the coaches are responsible for on ice training the owners are responsible for arrival times and the players for off ice activities. Listen to what Wando had to say about going to the gym on the podcast. Fitness should be done by both parties, firstly it's the players job to be at their best physically and its up to the coaches to make sure that they stay at that level. If they don't they either get benched or in the imports case sacked and replaced. It was mentioned before that Kyle Haines was going to be brought in as fitness coach as well as a player, has this ever been confirmed or was this just another piece of gossip. Agreed Drinking culture needs to get a lid screwed on also, fair enough go out and celebrate a win or drown your sorrows but drinking all week and being hungover for games should be unnacceptable! Todd & Danny have got to try and get this habbit under control and discipline offenders. I think they let the guys off with murder last leason. Hopefully Haines will have some authority with fitness & conditioning coaching could really do with it. I think Dingle runs a fitness camp also so even if the two of them influence the rest of the team for fitness it would be a big help, but proper coaching and discipline are a must this season in order for us to gel together as a team
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Post by johndabomb on Aug 16, 2015 10:09:25 GMT
One signing to go which we are all hoping and expecting to be a first line right sided d-man who can or cannot fight. Lines then:
Lee Dingle Caig Cullen Fox Dorr Gunn Stockton Stewart Wilson Anderson Scoon
Haines Import Delahey Paquet Muir Horne Wands
Brown Daly
Assuming that Horne is going to be re-signing. If the Mitchell rumour comes true as well then we'd have a full 22, shock.
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Post by rebelukaroehl on Aug 16, 2015 10:21:14 GMT
One signing to go which we are all hoping and expecting to be a first line right sided d-man who can or cannot fight. Lines then: Lee Dingle Caig Cullen Fox Dorr Gunn Stockton Stewart Wilson Anderson Scoon Haines Import Delahey Paquet Muir Horne Wands Brown Daly Assuming that Horne is going to be re-signing. If the Mitchell rumour comes true as well then we'd have a full 22, shock. The press release for Cullen clearly states that they view him on the 3rd line. A friend on mine made the comment that it's insane. How you can know who is playing where without having ever seen them play? It is just fantastic coaching obviously. Danny and Dutes just know.
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finchy
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Post by finchy on Aug 16, 2015 14:06:30 GMT
One signing to go which we are all hoping and expecting to be a first line right sided d-man who can or cannot fight. Lines then: Lee Dingle Caig Cullen Fox Dorr Gunn Stockton Stewart Wilson Anderson Scoon Haines Import Delahey Paquet Muir Horne Wands Brown Daly Assuming that Horne is going to be re-signing. If the Mitchell rumour comes true as well then we'd have a full 22, shock. The press release for Cullen clearly states that they view him on the 3rd line. A friend on mine made the comment that it's insane. How you can know who is playing where without having ever seen them play? It is just fantastic coaching obviously. Danny and Dutes just know. Agree-I think it's bizarre. Guys coming of a 40 point ECHL season - for all we know he could be the next Casey Haines. It's ok having an idea in your head by why commit to this before they've even turned up?
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