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Cam
Nick's BB Member #166
Joined: 10 May 2002 Location: Springvale
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Post subject: Luck, superstition, curses and such | |
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Do Hawthorn supporters b!tch and moan about how they won't be back? How it's the end? How their list is too old? No, they sit around, get on with their lives and know, KNOW!, that their team will contend again next year. "There's always next year!" is a reality for them. A REALITY!
Now I watched 77-79-80-81 but 'luckily' only felt the last three. This loss yesterday hurts today, yes.
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How about we throw out this superstition rubbish, coz it does nothing.
How about we throw out luck? Ask S Milne about 'luck'.
Steve Waugh nailed it '...we all have good and bad luck, but it is what you do with that or how you decide to turn around those bad pieces of luck into good luck. Truly, it is about your attitude – whether you are up for the battle, whether you can recover for the next day after having a bad day, whether you can see opportunities, whether you can open opportunities and whether you are prepared to fail in order to succeed. You have to put yourself out there. if you want to win, sometimes, you have to take some risk. I think the people who do that, who have a go, they attract good luck because they are positive and have good body language and positive things happen. Whereas, conversely, if you've got a negative mindset, if you are pretty down about things, you block yourself of the opportunities and everything seems to go against you. "
Lose the fng entitlement focus "Oh I hate my club because I DESERVED them to win so I could glory and feel good about things MYSELF."
Don't get bitter, get better.
You don't get better by burying deficiencies. You don't get better by wallowing in self-pity, self-entitlement, self-loathing. You get better by identifying, giving time for emotional release, then boxing it up as experience and moving on.
Participation awards, its true, are useless guides to self-worth and rarely bring confidence. Everyone knows this except the perennial losers [or well meaning compassionate people] that have changed the systems to ensure no-one misses out [at a certain level of reward]. The real tests lie when you compete, and not participate, and no-one [of any generation] mistakes the rewards of competition for the those of the latter.
Recover, review, reveal, restock, recalibrate and reattempt.
And let's bring it home in 2019. [and leave the curses for those who want supernatural excuses for natural events that we can influence by our actions] _________________ Get back on top. |
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Pies2016
Joined: 12 Sep 2014
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Yep, they harder they train in the pre season, the luckier they will all get. |
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5 from the wing on debut
Joined: 27 May 2016
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Pies2016 wrote: | Yep, they harder they train in the pre season, the luckier they will all get. |
No, it’s the smarter, not harder, they train. |
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BazBoy
Joined: 11 Sep 2014
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The team is only learning its powers and mark my words IMHO there will be no going back into dark days
A tweek or two at recruitment over the summer and we will be back better than ever
I for one don’t intend to wallow in what could have been cos it’s happened
We can’t change it—-but we can learn and from that knowledge grow stronger and better
We got up dusted off ready to go again folks
Belief the players had so to respect that I will believe in a bright future
Love my club as you all do _________________ I'm not arguing--just explaining why i am right |
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swooper
Joined: 24 Sep 2002 Location: Melbourne
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Post subject: Re: Luck, superstition, curses and such | |
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Cam wrote: | Do Hawthorn supporters b!tch and moan about how they won't be back? How it's the end? How their list is too old? No, they sit around, get on with their lives and know, KNOW!, that their team will contend again next year. "There's always next year!" is a reality for them. A REALITY!
Now I watched 77-79-80-81 but 'luckily' only felt the last three. This loss yesterday hurts today, yes.
BUT
How about we throw out this superstition rubbish, coz it does nothing.
How about we throw out luck? Ask S Milne about 'luck'.
Steve Waugh nailed it '...we all have good and bad luck, but it is what you do with that or how you decide to turn around those bad pieces of luck into good luck. Truly, it is about your attitude – whether you are up for the battle, whether you can recover for the next day after having a bad day, whether you can see opportunities, whether you can open opportunities and whether you are prepared to fail in order to succeed. You have to put yourself out there. if you want to win, sometimes, you have to take some risk. I think the people who do that, who have a go, they attract good luck because they are positive and have good body language and positive things happen. Whereas, conversely, if you've got a negative mindset, if you are pretty down about things, you block yourself of the opportunities and everything seems to go against you. "
Lose the fng entitlement focus "Oh I hate my club because I DESERVED them to win so I could glory and feel good about things MYSELF."
Don't get bitter, get better.
You don't get better by burying deficiencies. You don't get better by wallowing in self-pity, self-entitlement, self-loathing. You get better by identifying, giving time for emotional release, then boxing it up as experience and moving on.
Participation awards, its true, are useless guides to self-worth and rarely bring confidence. Everyone knows this except the perennial losers [or well meaning compassionate people] that have changed the systems to ensure no-one misses out [at a certain level of reward]. The real tests lie when you compete, and not participate, and no-one [of any generation] mistakes the rewards of competition for the those of the latter.
Recover, review, reveal, restock, recalibrate and reattempt.
And let's bring it home in 2019. [and leave the curses for those who want supernatural excuses for natural events that we can influence by our actions] |
Where’s the like button? Well said |
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SteveH67
Joined: 18 Jul 2004 Location: Canberra, Australia
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It does beg the question though, why we have come 2nd 27 times now.
I am not religious, superstitious or whatever, but boy this club hurts its supporters a hell of lot.
I have lived through every 2nd since the 1970 debacle.
It will never get easy.
2 bloody premierships in 60 years now. diabolical.
Weagles have won 4 since 1987, Hawks have 13 premierships since 1961.
I hope its not 2030 before our next one?
I honestly dont know how we have remained such a strongly supported club in recent years. _________________ Social club member 7342 since 2000. |
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K
Joined: 09 Sep 2011
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Cam wrote: | Do Hawthorn supporters b!tch and moan about how they won't be back? How it's the end? How their list is too old? No, they sit around, get on with their lives and know, KNOW!, that their team will contend again next year. "There's always next year!" is a reality for them. A REALITY!
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I realize what Hawk people do is not the main point of your post... but did not Hawthorn appear in 8 GFs in the 80s, winning 4 premierships, plus two Brownlows? And for that decade of dominance, did not their supporters reward them so wonderfully that, on the verge of bankruptcy, they almost had to merge at the end of it with that other club based in a wealthy suburb, saved only by Don Scott's theatric shredding of a putative jumper? |
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Pipes1970
Joined: 03 Jul 2017
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swooper wrote: | Cam wrote: | Do Hawthorn supporters b!tch and moan about how they won't be back? How it's the end? How their list is too old? No, they sit around, get on with their lives and know, KNOW!, that their team will contend again next year. "There's always next year!" is a reality for them. A REALITY!
Now I watched 77-79-80-81 but 'luckily' only felt the last three. This loss yesterday hurts today, yes.
BUT
How about we throw out this superstition rubbish, coz it does nothing.
How about we throw out luck? Ask S Milne about 'luck'.
Steve Waugh nailed it '...we all have good and bad luck, but it is what you do with that or how you decide to turn around those bad pieces of luck into good luck. Truly, it is about your attitude – whether you are up for the battle, whether you can recover for the next day after having a bad day, whether you can see opportunities, whether you can open opportunities and whether you are prepared to fail in order to succeed. You have to put yourself out there. if you want to win, sometimes, you have to take some risk. I think the people who do that, who have a go, they attract good luck because they are positive and have good body language and positive things happen. Whereas, conversely, if you've got a negative mindset, if you are pretty down about things, you block yourself of the opportunities and everything seems to go against you. "
Lose the fng entitlement focus "Oh I hate my club because I DESERVED them to win so I could glory and feel good about things MYSELF."
Don't get bitter, get better.
You don't get better by burying deficiencies. You don't get better by wallowing in self-pity, self-entitlement, self-loathing. You get better by identifying, giving time for emotional release, then boxing it up as experience and moving on.
Participation awards, its true, are useless guides to self-worth and rarely bring confidence. Everyone knows this except the perennial losers [or well meaning compassionate people] that have changed the systems to ensure no-one misses out [at a certain level of reward]. The real tests lie when you compete, and not participate, and no-one [of any generation] mistakes the rewards of competition for the those of the latter.
Recover, review, reveal, restock, recalibrate and reattempt.
And let's bring it home in 2019. [and leave the curses for those who want supernatural excuses for natural events that we can influence by our actions] |
Where’s the like button? Well said |
Ditto _________________ It doesn't matter what happens.... I just love this bloody club! |
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ANNODAM
Rebel Heart Tour - The Forum, Los Angeles 27/10/2015.
Joined: 02 Jul 2007 Location: Eltham, VIC.
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You wanna know why HAW gets the job done?
#freekickhawthorn _________________ WE WERE ROBBED, RIGHT IN FRONT OF ME, RIGHT IN FRONT OF MEEE!
N.Y METS, N.Y GIANTS, PENRITH PANTHERS & HOBART HURRICANES FAN.
WE ALL LOOK GOOD AT TRAINING, IT'S THE MATCHES THAT COUNT! |
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tbaker
Joined: 02 Jul 2018 Location: Q19 Southern Stand MCG
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Yeah, well said (and written), Cam _________________ I find your lack of faith disturbing |
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Piethagoras' Theorem
the hypotenuse, is always a cakewalk
Joined: 29 May 2006
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like _________________ Formally frankiboy and FrankieGoesToCollingwood. |
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Number 35
Joined: 17 Apr 2016
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Well said Cam.
Its tactical, however Teams needs to make hard decisions sometimes.
Hawthorn has a good history of configurating a team, and swapping pieces for better or more valuable ones.
I suggest Pendlebury needs to release captaincy ( for the better ) or possibly be considered in a trade ( if it benifits the team ) and then people go apeshit.
Hawthorn move on players Ruthlessly. Nobody is bigger than the club.
In this situation, Hawthorn would move on Pendlebury like they did to Lewis. For the better of the Club.
Our fans want Birthdays but they want to Eat the Cake too.
I hope that Collingwood considers ALL possible scenarios than can better the team over the off-season.
As you said ' You get better by identifying ' _________________ Gavin Brown.. Collingwood lifting..Right on the boundary line, back to Milane likewise... DAICOS nearly runs out of room........ GOAL |
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Dark Beanie
Joined: 06 Feb 2004 Location: A galaxy far, far away.
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We get it, you think Pendelbury is useless now.
Move on. _________________ If you are foolish enough to be contented, don't show it, but just grumble with the rest. - Jerome K Jerome |
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What'sinaname
Joined: 29 May 2010 Location: Living rent free
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Superstitions, Colliwobbles, Luck, God hates us, whatever it is.....we have to remove the word cakewalk from our song. Because premierships are NOT a cakewalk for Collingwood. _________________ Fighting against the objectification of woman. |
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inxs88
Joined: 17 Aug 2014
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Post subject: Re: Luck, superstition, curses and such | |
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Cam wrote: | Do Hawthorn supporters b!tch and moan about how they won't be back? How it's the end? How their list is too old? No, they sit around, get on with their lives and know, KNOW!, that their team will contend again next year. "There's always next year!" is a reality for them. A REALITY!
Now I watched 77-79-80-81 but 'luckily' only felt the last three. This loss yesterday hurts today, yes.
BUT
How about we throw out this superstition rubbish, coz it does nothing.
How about we throw out luck? Ask S Milne about 'luck'.
Steve Waugh nailed it '...we all have good and bad luck, but it is what you do with that or how you decide to turn around those bad pieces of luck into good luck. Truly, it is about your attitude – whether you are up for the battle, whether you can recover for the next day after having a bad day, whether you can see opportunities, whether you can open opportunities and whether you are prepared to fail in order to succeed. You have to put yourself out there. if you want to win, sometimes, you have to take some risk. I think the people who do that, who have a go, they attract good luck because they are positive and have good body language and positive things happen. Whereas, conversely, if you've got a negative mindset, if you are pretty down about things, you block yourself of the opportunities and everything seems to go against you. "
Lose the fng entitlement focus "Oh I hate my club because I DESERVED them to win so I could glory and feel good about things MYSELF."
Don't get bitter, get better.
You don't get better by burying deficiencies. You don't get better by wallowing in self-pity, self-entitlement, self-loathing. You get better by identifying, giving time for emotional release, then boxing it up as experience and moving on.
Participation awards, its true, are useless guides to self-worth and rarely bring confidence. Everyone knows this except the perennial losers [or well meaning compassionate people] that have changed the systems to ensure no-one misses out [at a certain level of reward]. The real tests lie when you compete, and not participate, and no-one [of any generation] mistakes the rewards of competition for the those of the latter.
Recover, review, reveal, restock, recalibrate and reattempt.
And let's bring it home in 2019. [and leave the curses for those who want supernatural excuses for natural events that we can influence by our actions] |
Move over Tony Robbins! _________________ I love the Pies, hate Carlscum |
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