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He's been in the job for 9 years - if he doesn't have the answers by now, maybe it's time to step aside for a more competent coach.To save you all the hassle, Hinkleys presser summary: “I don’t have the answers”
If the umpires had done their job properly at the Gabba last week, the Dogs wouldn't even have been playing last night.
I welcome the crap and ridicule.We deserve all the crap coming our way, truely pathetic performance. Again our aged players (Boak et all) didn't rock up. Feel sorry for those younger like Bonner, Bergman, Burton and Rozzee who actually tried.
NNE years is long enough in most circumstances whether you’ve had success or not.He's been in the job for 9 years - if he doesn't have the answers by now, maybe it's time to step aside for a more competent coach.
Not at all - I was simply pointing out that it's a bit rich for the Dogs coach to be complaining about umpires, after the armchair ride they got last week.Are you suggesting you would have easily beaten us in the prelim?
If the umpires had done their job properly at the Gabba last week, the Dogs wouldn't even have been playing last night.
Only because Port are pretenders
This will be Koch's take.
Best performance - All Ken
Worst Performance - All players.
Well said, that's it in a nut shell.From our vantage point in 532, a virtual birds eye view, it was clear that in the first quarter we were unprepared for the intensity of a finals game.
Players jogging with no intent, confused attack on the ball, not knowing who was going for what, no system, no structure, no idea.
Teams that make a prelim don’t just have 18 players all have a down game at once. It’s coaching. Pure and simple. The strategy going in to the game would have been thrown out in 3 mins but there was nothing to replace it. No counter plan to curb the Dogs manic attack on the ball. Unsurprising though, we’ve seen it before. Nothing is ever done to rectify it. Nothing will until Hinkley is gone.
Bulldogs players, with a ten goal lead in the third quarter, got a goal overturned by remonstrating with the umpires claiming the ball was touched. If it was or not doesn’t really matter but I started to think back about our players and how I cannot think of a time that our players have ever done that. Belligerently pushing for an advantage. We just don’t do it.
We seem to be hemmed in by a ‘righteous code’ that emanates from our head coach who is unwilling to make any comments about umpires or fixtures or scheduling or anything else that might be working against us. He is a company man and toes the company line. The company though is not the PAFC, its the AFL.
Trade Dixon.
Delist Motlop.
Sack Ken.
That’s for starters.
Unless this Christian Youth Camp is dismantled, our club is going nowhere.
Saw some drunk guy on the way out tip his beer on the ground, slipped over and started backstroking in said puddle of beer.
It was an allegorical avant-garde performance piece on the futility of human existence as encapsulated by Hinkley's game plan.Saw some drunk guy on the way out tip his beer on the ground, slipped over and started backstroking in said puddle of beer.
We all would have thought?The strategy going in to the game would have been thrown out in 3 mins
On the question of how we can possibly come out so flat under the circumstances, I don't think the fortnight break after the Qualifying Final does us any favours. It's just an extra week for players to lose touch while having smoke blown up their ass about how they're the "real deal" this time around.