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Posted August 07, 2015 08:00 · last edited March 18, 2021 07:43

asdasd wrote:
JW wrote:

The underachieving 11 for 2015-

Zane "ZG" Green or aka DAD as he is know out on the plains. Starting off the season with great leadership skills and a couple of MOM awards things quickly went down hill, conceding 28 in his last 5 and handing over the captaincy after a bust up with Brookside. 4/10

Jesse Wright- After a tight first round for the mighty blues and a cracking equaliser late against GI to save a point a mixture of injuries,inexperience and cockiness caught up with the journeyman. 5/10

Tom "TK" Kindley- I'm hearing whispers out on the plains that Mosgiel punters are solely blaming their end on season shambles on the young Mosgiel prodigy. His brain fade again Caversham and subsequent three match ban was the start of a downhill spiral for a inexperienced Mosgiel side. 5/10

Cam Attwood- Whether is was the pressure of coaching or playing at the same time this young guy from Wellington with so much potential is leaving empty handed after four cold years down south. No doubt his heart was in the right place but poor guidance. 6/10

Ewan Bakker- after not being wanted at Tech he finally found a home at Varsity. Good touch and pass but never lived up to the potential he had when arriving at Culling. 3/10

Isacc Snell- Don't know if the guy got caught up in the hype of his older team mates on the plains or he had big tickets on himself after his time at ACFC but after making Ross Howard his bitch in round one nothing really went right for the first year Aucklander. Like he pointed on publicly on Facebook a while back tho, they're the best team but just have just had a couple of unlucky results. 4/10

Morgan Day- More yellow cards than forward facing passes (3) 2/10

Patrick Ebanda- Played 12- 2 reds- 4 yellows. Time to step aside 3/10

Curtis Day- Through more fault of CT than his own. Needs to play one position consistently 5/10

Ben Kiore- Only two goals scored against any team in the top four. Not good enough from a youth international. 5/10

Regan Coldicott- Three rounds. 1-Rusty 2-Injured 3-unfit. Mosgiel needed him more than Frachini. A long way from his best. 5/10

Honourable mentions-

Blair Bates 

Eder Franchini

Angus Milne 

Ben Ofarrell

a couple harsh names in the mix, cam attwood and ben kiore playing in underwhelming teams, anyone can look good when there team is winning by 5 goals every week. 

I endorse this.  Both players are top drawer I think.  But this.  "Anyone can look good when a team is winning by 5 goals every week".  How do Cavy do that?  TJ, AR, SR, RH, JF and CF we hear about. One is outstanding and the others are pretty good.  But is it  just because of 6 players?  Other teams have that.  I'm wanting to know about the Cavy way.  It's said it's coaching. But really is it just that?

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asdasd wrote:
JW wrote:

The underachieving 11 for 2015-

Zane "ZG" Green or aka DAD as he is know out on the plains. Starting off the season with great leadership skills and a couple of MOM awards things quickly went down hill, conceding 28 in his last 5 and handing over the captaincy after a bust up with Brookside. 4/10

Jesse Wright- After a tight first round for the mighty blues and a cracking equaliser late against GI to save a point a mixture of injuries,inexperience and cockiness caught up with the journeyman. 5/10

Tom "TK" Kindley- I'm hearing whispers out on the plains that Mosgiel punters are solely blaming their end on season shambles on the young Mosgiel prodigy. His brain fade again Caversham and subsequent three match ban was the start of a downhill spiral for a inexperienced Mosgiel side. 5/10

Cam Attwood- Whether is was the pressure of coaching or playing at the same time this young guy from Wellington with so much potential is leaving empty handed after four cold years down south. No doubt his heart was in the right place but poor guidance. 6/10

Ewan Bakker- after not being wanted at Tech he finally found a home at Varsity. Good touch and pass but never lived up to the potential he had when arriving at Culling. 3/10

Isacc Snell- Don't know if the guy got caught up in the hype of his older team mates on the plains or he had big tickets on himself after his time at ACFC but after making Ross Howard his bitch in round one nothing really went right for the first year Aucklander. Like he pointed on publicly on Facebook a while back tho, they're the best team but just have just had a couple of unlucky results. 4/10

Morgan Day- More yellow cards than forward facing passes (3) 2/10

Patrick Ebanda- Played 12- 2 reds- 4 yellows. Time to step aside 3/10

Curtis Day- Through more fault of CT than his own. Needs to play one position consistently 5/10

Ben Kiore- Only two goals scored against any team in the top four. Not good enough from a youth international. 5/10

Regan Coldicott- Three rounds. 1-Rusty 2-Injured 3-unfit. Mosgiel needed him more than Frachini. A long way from his best. 5/10

Honourable mentions-

Blair Bates 

Eder Franchini

Angus Milne 

Ben Ofarrell

a couple harsh names in the mix, cam attwood and ben kiore playing in underwhelming teams, anyone can look good when there team is winning by 5 goals every week. 

I endorse this.  Both players are top drawer I think.  But this.  "Anyone can look good when a team is winning by 5 goals every week".  How do Cavy do that?  TJ, AR, SR, RH, JF and CF we hear about. One is outstanding and the others are pretty good.  But is it  just because of 6 players?  Other teams have that.  I'm wanting to know about the Cavy way.  It's said it's coaching. But really is it just that?

ohnoes edited August 07, 2015 08:01
asdasd wrote:
JW wrote:

The underachieving 11 for 2015-

Zane "ZG" Green or aka DAD as he is know out on the plains. Starting off the season with great leadership skills and a couple of MOM awards things quickly went down hill, conceding 28 in his last 5 and handing over the captaincy after a bust up with Brookside. 4/10

Jesse Wright- After a tight first round for the mighty blues and a cracking equaliser late against GI to save a point a mixture of injuries,inexperience and cockiness caught up with the journeyman. 5/10

Tom "TK" Kindley- I'm hearing whispers out on the plains that Mosgiel punters are solely blaming their end on season shambles on the young Mosgiel prodigy. His brain fade again Caversham and subsequent three match ban was the start of a downhill spiral for a inexperienced Mosgiel side. 5/10

Cam Attwood- Whether is was the pressure of coaching or playing at the same time this young guy from Wellington with so much potential is leaving empty handed after four cold years down south. No doubt his heart was in the right place but poor guidance. 6/10

Ewan Bakker- after not being wanted at Tech he finally found a home at Varsity. Good touch and pass but never lived up to the potential he had when arriving at Culling. 3/10

Isacc Snell- Don't know if the guy got caught up in the hype of his older team mates on the plains or he had big tickets on himself after his time at ACFC but after making Ross Howard his bitch in round one nothing really went right for the first year Aucklander. Like he pointed on publicly on Facebook a while back tho, they're the best team but just have just had a couple of unlucky results. 4/10

Morgan Day- More yellow cards than forward facing passes (3) 2/10

Patrick Ebanda- Played 12- 2 reds- 4 yellows. Time to step aside 3/10

Curtis Day- Through more fault of CT than his own. Needs to play one position consistently 5/10

Ben Kiore- Only two goals scored against any team in the top four. Not good enough from a youth international. 5/10

Regan Coldicott- Three rounds. 1-Rusty 2-Injured 3-unfit. Mosgiel needed him more than Frachini. A long way from his best. 5/10

Honourable mentions-

Blair Bates 

Eder Franchini

Angus Milne 

Ben Ofarrell

a couple harsh names in the mix, cam attwood and ben kiore playing in underwhelming teams, anyone can look good when there team is winning by 5 goals every week. 

I endorse this.  Both players are top drawer I think.  But this.  "Anyone can look good when a team is winning by 5 goals every week".  How do Cavy do that?  TJ, AR, SR, RH, JF and CF we hear about. One is outstanding and the others are pretty good.  But is just because of 6 players?  Other teams have that.  I'm wanting to know about the Cavy way.  It's said it's coaching. But really is it just that?