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Mozart - the Truth about his player likes and dislike

Started by clevermike4 REPLIES129 VIEWS· 07 Oct 2014, 05:25
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clevermikeCoach57,555 posts
07 Oct 2014, 05:25
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07 Oct 2014, 05:25#1

The Board has been cluttered up by him - he started threads fawining over Matfield - while threads exist already.    Matter of fct i counted five sucjh duplications originating from him.   The fawnig over Matfield is so sickening because he just ifgnore the negatives and fawn over what he regards as positives.  He has a similar tendency in respect of most of his favoured players - when players he likes buggers up,  the stats are ignored or only used partically and selectively.   Beware any of the players he dislikes making one mistake and th Board gets flooded with that mistake.   


There is deadly silence about another important issue raised.   Ever since 2012 Mozart was the strongest supporter of Morne Steyn on this site.   Whenever Mone fouled up Mozart was providing cover-ups.   When Morne was dropped by Meyer in 2012 - the cover-ups were incredible.   


Up came the 2013 Super 15 and the maligning of every other player was endless -  Morne must be the choice for the Springbok team.    When Morne buggered up badly in the Eden Park test - no mention made of his bugger-ups.   Morne was even worse in the Ellis Park test last year - again the cover-up by Mozart and the blame assignment to other players were there -  BS by the lorry load.


The demonizing of  potential different selection of players to the flyhalf possition was endless.  After every Cheetahs game this year there was a Mozart saga about an injury to Goosen.    Lambie was even more demonized and belittled by Mozart - who continued up to the week before the Aussie local test - when Lambie was put on the bench after a huge bugger-up by Steyn in the Aussie test.   The bugger-up - missing to find touch with a penalty kick - was pianted as a unique case by Mozart - which it was not - it happened 7 times in Morne's 9 last tests.   When Pollard missed finding touch twice in the est against the Aussies with penalty kicks - Mozart was over the moon and crowed over it - becaused he had the same probem as dear Mornetjie. 


 There were rumours of failure of Morne Steyn at Stade Francais - so Mo\zart cottonned on to the idea of Francois Steyn as Springbok flyhalf.  However - sttaistically and otherwise Fransie was the wporst flyhalf and center in Super 15 this year - the stats meant nothing - Fransie is the man.    


In the meantime I wrote as far back as March that Strade Francais must have realized they made a serious mistyake in contracting the under-performing Morne Steyn.   I went on to state that I would not be surprised if they try and et out of the contract with Steyn and went so far as calling Morne the Stade Francais Reject.   


Now there are two threads on the move by Stade Francais to get rid of the Morne Steyn contract and Mozart - and his dunce side-kick went absolutely silent about that one.  Everyone else could see Morne was not a good enough flyhalf and neither was Francois Steyn - but Mozart and his moron companions would not recognize it.    According to them Morne and the teribly poor Francois Steyn were the ebst flyhallfs in SA - Pollard was accptable - but had to wait thill after the next WC.


This is typical of the old fool - fawning over a player he fancies and cutting out all the engatoves of such a player - and demonizing of players he does not like.   That is why I call Mozart the leader of the Board Morons. 




  



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MozartCaptain49,914 posts
07 Oct 2014, 05:56
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07 Oct 2014, 05:56#2
Still who was right about the home Aussie and NZ tests and who was wrong? Who was right about Pollard and who was wrong. Who was right about Jordaan and who was wrong. Who was right about Lood and who was wrong.Who was right that Hougaard had improved in the Aussie test and who was wrong. Who was right that the Bok scrum would be okay against Scotland and who was wrong. Who was right that we would be fine scrum wise after the Bargie tests and who was wrong.  Who was right that HM was on the right track and who was wrong. Who was right that we wouldn't lose our second place ranking to Oz and who was wrong......I could go on all night OOm, but really I'm grateful. As they say in the States, as long as they are still talking about you.....and my word you never stop. You are besotted.

And don't cry for Morne perhaps Paris St Germaine will pick him up,
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clevermikeCoach57,555 posts
07 Oct 2014, 06:42
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07 Oct 2014, 06:42#3
 Who was right and who was wrong - th e hate list continues.   He was right when he called for Pollar to become a Springbok in 2016 - that is how right he was.  Who was right about jordaan ad who was wrong.  Definitely not the Jordaan hater - he is still a goood player and not the ruibbish Mozart makes him out to be.   Mozart was right about De Jager - what a real joke that is - the Jager had one game where he missed tackles and that was it.   De Jager was in any of his games better than the useless Bakkies Botha - and Meyer made a mistake in this case - but Moxzart waas right - the pisspot thinking at work again.    The selection of the Scotland test was a joke - the ones where they failed comprises a much longer list.   Scrum wise a gainstthe Bargies being fine - that was Mozart's story and it was a serious flop.   Right about a packthat was poor in the Tight 5 being claimed by Mozart as being the correct Tight 5 - what a joke.   
This thread is about mOrne Stey - who failed as Springbok flyhalf - while the besotted  Mozart idolized him - The other o-called dubious rights are often coloured in by outright lies about what happened on the field of play or manugfacture of rubbish allegations.
When Mozart wants to demonize players - there is no lengths he would not go to - even becoming dishonest is acceptable.   When he praises a player and describe how good he was - go and check the records - he probably failedin the cases where he aid he did well.
This is the routine of the worst player assessor on this site - potentially a person that is basically a disgrace on this site.   
MO
MozartCaptain49,914 posts
07 Oct 2014, 06:48
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07 Oct 2014, 06:48#4
OOM honestly until I read this thread I didn't realize how important this all is to you. The pain comes through in every word. Hell I only have to use the word "besotted" and it becomes part of your vocabulary. Shame, has the nasty man hurt your feelings?
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clevermikeCoach57,555 posts
07 Oct 2014, 07:13
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07 Oct 2014, 07:13#5
Mozarrt
No - what hurts me is tht a person likeyou can become an absolute jerk when it comes to player assessment and the constant personal attacks when people disagree with you.  
I wrote this to illustrate that player aassessments should be done objectively - not based on personal prejudices.   It would help if you could do that  and stop juding players on one incident in games or not blame players for mistakes of other players - purely because the latter players are your favourites.   
"Besotted" is a nice word to describe your attitude insofar as a few players are concerned.  You are besotted with Francois Steyn, Morne Steyn, Victor Matfield, Jannie du Plessis, Willem Alberts, Bakkies Botha, Gurthro Stenkamp and a short list of other players.   The players you hate and demonaize - often based completely on false and fabricated grounds - can fill a whole book.    
Bu back to morn Steyn - you idolized him for years - the only norm being his goalkicking.  While virtually every else pointed out his deficiencies you attacked them as being ignorant.  When from aprofessional perspective - the worst thing possible happens to him because of performance deficienncies pointed out by other members - you keep absolutely quiet about it instaed of admitting that you were wrong all along about that player.    What really is sickening is the constant finger-pointing at others for being wrong and your ego-trip about yourself.    

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