Why do the Swans have a rotating Captaincy and is it a good idea?
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After Stuart Maxfield stood-down as captain earlier this season the match committee decided to rotate the captaincy between six players in the leadership group. - sydneyswans.com.au\n\nIf the Swans' rotating captaincy was intended to bring out the best in the candidates, it has certainly worked. - SMH\n\nIn 2006, the Captaincy seems to have gone to Barry Hall, with no rotation.
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There is always a possibility of a come back at this time in the season.  The probability of that come back at the moment however looks quite remote.  As a Warriors fan I keep getting told that we're in a better position than Leeds were two seasons ago (and they survived relegation), but that doesn't mean a great deal when you look at the teams performances it isn't easy to see a win coming from anywhere.\nThis season there is a lack of both heart and grit on the pitch at sixways  (from the home side anyway), whatever the reason for this is it has to be rectified if there is any hope of survival in the premiership.
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I think it is good for the club.  Those 2 guys are really passionate about the club so you know they will look after it.  \nWith Russell Crowe being part owner it will get a bit of publicity which will help it get more members too.
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Yes, Good players keep on coming in Australian side - we have Nathan Bracken, Michael Hussey , Michael Clarke , Mitchell Johnson . There are some good  young  allrounders  too . Australian team also has a good rotational policy . So they will still be quite a good team even after Mcgrath and Warne retire .
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Friend,\nIndian team is doing good and they should keep this continue. But if some one look into the managment part and try to do some thing better in that then automatically the team will become much better then present. There should not be any politices.  Some great losses beared by indian team in near past due to this mis-managment which should be avoided. The future of the indian team is very good.
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Ian Wright is one of my favourite players of all time.  I used to watch him week in, week out at Highbury, and I still think that he was never allowed enough of a chance for England.  Great player, funny guy, massive personality, and yet possibly the least likely England manager I can think of.  I'd prefer most people in that role.  Cilla Black, Dame Edna Everidge, my dog (which died in 1988)............ any of those would be a better choice than Wrighty.\n\nThanks for the idea tho.
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Ah Fred, it wasn't so long ago when you suggested that the Addicks opening fixture against the Hammers was a 6 pointer. I scoffed at it then, but it appears that you had some premonition.\nThe Addicks need to convert home games into wins to stay up, just like Fulham did last season, it's as simple as that.
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history and tradition is oaky but keeping it to australkia and england is just like saying that the ashes is only for good OLD WHITE BOYS. I think you are right that 2 teams can be added to the tournament based on the top 2 rating points besides the 2 countries.
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POWER PLAY FAVOURS THE BATSMEN.\n\nPOSTING ONLY 2 FIELDERS IN THE DEEP.\n\nIT CONTAINS 20 OVERS. 1-10 OVERS COMPULSARY.ANOTHER 10 OVERS CAN BE DIVIDED IN 2 BLOCKS AND IMPLEMENTED ANYTIME BETWEEN 11-50 0VERS AS THE CAPTAIN LIKES.
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IT HAS MORE ALL-ROUNDERS.\nIT HAS MANY PLAYERS WHO ARE THINKING TO SERVE THE NATION.\nMORE AND MORE NEW COMERS KNOCKING THE DOOR TO REPLACE A POSSIBLE ONE.\nSO THE EXISTING PLAYER HAVE TO WORK HARD TO SURVIVE IN TEAM.\n\nNOT(LIKE US)DEPENDING SOME PLAYERS.
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we can definitly win if we move with a plan. There should be a long term plan on selections, and all seliection comittes shoukd stick to it. Rather than sending a team and adding players in between.
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He did very little at Grimsby but vastly improved the situation at Scunthorpe. He'd do a good job at a lower league club but may find things tough in the Championship. He's inherited a team that is more than capable of surviving in the second tier. It's a hard division to get out of promotion wise. If the Wednesday fans want consolidation then he'll be up to the task. The play-offs are way beyond Wednesday this season and Brian Laws must have to admit this. It would take a very special manager to turn this team into a play-off contender next season. Brian Laws is not this special manager.
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definitely...it's a scam....it never happened before because it is too ridiculous to be true..how can someone without international experience, without premier league football experience got selected before the eyes of some established players like defoe or derren bent?? no one in the world would do that. well, i think becoz eriksson knew that he wont be in the england squad after the world cup, so why not use his power as the national manager when he still has it? he probably have been bribed by arsenal or something. rem the fake sheikh incident?? it shows that eriksson is no good guy..and if he really think walcott is up to the game, he would have put him in the sweden's game. it's a conspiracy...\n\nto gary s down below, if u're annoyed and wonder why eriksson doesn't put walcott on the field, doesn't it means walcott was selected for the sake of being selected?? it's just a scam!!!
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A lot of it has to do with the starting pitching. They do have one good starter Bobby Keppel but aside him they don't have anyone else. Their hitting is not all that great either. However, there is hope they hired a new GM that has said he will build up the farm system. Building up the farm system is a good place to start because if KC relies on the free agency market they are only going to end up with the leftovers that other teams don't want. Also in order to lure a good free agent to play in KC they have to offer him more money because good free agents see the team as a non-contending team hence, they are less incline to sign with KC.
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Lee Germon captained the kiwis with no prior international experiences at all.No wonder he batted,bowled and kept wickets\nthat led coach Turner select him.\n\nBetween Smith and Tatenda, Smith had lesser experience than tatenda even though the latter became the games youngest captain ever(20 yrs 328 days).Its a irony that he is one of the youngest to retire too.(22 yrs)\n\nRice never captained SA.(they were not allowed to play at that time)
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IF HIS TEAM WINNING..\nHE WILL BE RATED A GOOD CAPTAIN.\nIF THE TEAM DOESN'T..\nIT WILL BE A DIFFERENT STORY.\nSO..THE VICTORY ONLY DECIDES THE CAPTAIN'S PERFORMANCE.
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Because he lives and plays in Germany week in, week out, Sven wanted to make sure there was at least one player who could get the beers in with confidence at the bar! ;-)\n\nIt's not as baffling a choice as Walcott though. I don't think he's got the quality to start, but he's definitely a versatile player, and a good addition to squad if someone gets injured out there. Aside from being able to play right across the midfield positions (though at wide left, Downing is a better choice) he can also play right back, which is good cover for Neville. So in terms of the squad, I'm glad he's there and with 29 caps for England already, he's got the experience.