Those hair replacement tablets he is taking must be rotting his brain.
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Media Carlton in the Media (articles, podcasts etc) - Part IV
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Hysterical garbage from Morris, Teague's camp demonstrating the poor judgment and lack of insight that cost him his job
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Morris: Key figures in Teague’s demise — and the final act of torture Blues made him endure
The key figures in Teague’s demise — and final act of torture Blues made him endurewww.foxsports.com.au
How long ago did SOS leave and they are still pointing the finger at him?
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total knob jockey
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Written and spoken like a true Melbourne supporting flog who's having a t** because his team's finally playing finals so he knows everything now. Nice to know his mate Pickering's got his back by leaking all that to him.
Particularly given most of them he was a fellow assistant coach with under Bolts. Always an issue for internal promotions managing people who used to be peers and friends, especially for nice guys like Teague.
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Is anyone else getting off on the media attention?
I typically don't read it because with my temperament I'll go postal on a number of journo's. However this year I'm actually enjoying it.
Prior to today, the club hasn't done or said anything wit the exception of Sayers email about giving members a summary report. The media has warped itself into an absolute frenzy trying to get an opinion on us from everyone outside the club, and then pasting it as gospel. The more I read of it the more I laugh at the absolute tripe most of them are spewing, making sure they are unaccountable for anything. They even went as far as to ask Kouta his thoughts and plastered it as club legend disappointed piece.
Most of them refer to in my opinion, it's my belief, it's my understanding, I'm led to believe, I have been informed, I have a feeling etc. They're nothing comments that actually have zero bearing on anything. They are they arm floaties most journo's use to keep their heads above water, letting them wade until they get some real facts.
The more I read, the more I feel we are smashing them. I know it sounds stupid saying that, but the reason I feel this way is we're not giving them anything and they're having to use use their makey uppey thesaurus to come up with different ways to spew the same thing.
If, as in the past, they actually had someone/s telling them inner sanctum secrets right now, they wouldn't be constantly quoting comments from Leigh Matthews, Healy, Nick Riewoldt, J Brown, Wilson, Lloyd etc. They have nothing to go on apart from a young (sacked) coach under pressure from his manager, and who's manager obviously can't filter his confidential information and decided to ramble on about everyone else except for the bloke who couldn't coach his team as well as his ambition wanted to.
I don't know why, and others will certainly disagree with this, but I like what we're doing and I'm enjoying the media bashing.
I typically don't read it because with my temperament I'll go postal on a number of journo's. However this year I'm actually enjoying it.
Prior to today, the club hasn't done or said anything wit the exception of Sayers email about giving members a summary report. The media has warped itself into an absolute frenzy trying to get an opinion on us from everyone outside the club, and then pasting it as gospel. The more I read of it the more I laugh at the absolute tripe most of them are spewing, making sure they are unaccountable for anything. They even went as far as to ask Kouta his thoughts and plastered it as club legend disappointed piece.
Most of them refer to in my opinion, it's my belief, it's my understanding, I'm led to believe, I have been informed, I have a feeling etc. They're nothing comments that actually have zero bearing on anything. They are they arm floaties most journo's use to keep their heads above water, letting them wade until they get some real facts.
The more I read, the more I feel we are smashing them. I know it sounds stupid saying that, but the reason I feel this way is we're not giving them anything and they're having to use use their makey uppey thesaurus to come up with different ways to spew the same thing.
If, as in the past, they actually had someone/s telling them inner sanctum secrets right now, they wouldn't be constantly quoting comments from Leigh Matthews, Healy, Nick Riewoldt, J Brown, Wilson, Lloyd etc. They have nothing to go on apart from a young (sacked) coach under pressure from his manager, and who's manager obviously can't filter his confidential information and decided to ramble on about everyone else except for the bloke who couldn't coach his team as well as his ambition wanted to.
I don't know why, and others will certainly disagree with this, but I like what we're doing and I'm enjoying the media bashing.
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Yes - probably the most ridiculous part of the entire presser
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He didn't need to hear it as he wrote it himself.
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Last week, yes. To be fair, he shouldn't have given the FC stuff any air so he did the right thing. He's not about to talk about new coaches or candidates on the day he announces the senior coach is gone.
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Luke Sayers came across as a naive dill today. By predicting that the club will play finals next year, he is not only putting the next coach under pressure, but he is in essence saying we have the team list to do it. On what basis? Our list is overrated, expensive overpaid imports have missed 50% of the season with injuries, and the likelihood of that changing next year is not good. We have 5 months to develop a new game plan and implement a defensive structure assuming that the players are able to implement it.
What if we don't make finals? Do we then sack the new coach? Is he going to provide running commentary on the performance of the team during the season? He has made a rod for his back. If we start next year at 1-4, the media will relish piling on the pressure. For all the wraps on Sayers, he is just another suit trying to get his head on the tube and pretend he is relevant. He really understands nothing about footy.
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I'm not attributing the rest of my comments to anything you said. Just generally, there would be some skepticism about his claim, but I think he was right not to address anything about Ross.
Yes, but then again I don’t Sayers is the type of bloke that gets home, cracks open a beer and settles back to a few hours of television.
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Key Carlton players made a last-minute plea to keep David Teague. Now some are livid
Key Carlton players made a last-minute plea to keep Teague. Now some are livid
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Not sure I believe, but whoa....
Also, IF true (big if), who leaked that?
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I thought he did in his presser with Cain, that Carlton wants finals in 2022.
in any case, I loved it.
I’m glad he said it. Because fudge mediocrity.
But at the same time, the media will play this grab endlessly if we are rubbish next year.
The challenge: get the right coach and let’s not be rubbish next year.
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Pickering, I’d guess.
Key Carlton players made a last-minute plea to keep David Teague. Now some are livid
Key Carlton players made a last-minute plea to keep Teague. Now some are livid
Not sure I believe, but whoa....
Also, IF true (big if), who leaked that?
Yep.
And I’m sure the players did try and save Teague. They loved him. They just couldn’t implement whatever his gameplan was.
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It’s natural that players are livid by the departure of a coach his a mate they’ve built a bond but unfortunately it’s not about mates it’s about result and Teague failed in that area , move on boys you’ll build another bond with the new coach and hopefully a successfully one .
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