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No we are not. Very different game plans.We are trying to play the same way as we did in our three-peat.
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No we are not. Very different game plans.We are trying to play the same way as we did in our three-peat.
darthmann has literally answered this a couple of posts up.I think he's yelling because of the skill errors within our game plan.
We are trying to play the same way as we did in our three-peat. Seriously. We haven't pivoted despite recent premiers showing a different method. Despite our ability to execute.
Once again, on record, they way we come back against crows and bombers is not what we are trained to do. It was a result of the scoreboard.... as per our senior assistant.
So tell me, if that's not the way, what is?
We don't have any.
Smith went to Geelong, Henderson retired, Scully sort of an incident ran away.
There is your three best runners at your club walk out the same year.
We had no one to replace them at all. Bad list management.
Not one person on the list could keep up with them even a spud at BH.
I actually feel sorry for Mitchell, he has a lot of limitations as a footballer if you take away possessions and he's not a great kick, but when he had Smith, Henderson and even Scully, he had 3 ppl running past that make his handball possessions extremely useful for the team. Now he has... nobody running past. Nobody
Sure he still gets possessions but as a club we can't help them be useful anymore. It's a list management issue not Mitchells.
play Conor downie. Get games into him that’s his role wing/half back run and kick. Also play brockman I know he’s a forward not a mid but give him time up the ground we do have players play the right ones.We don't have any.
Smith went to Geelong, Henderson retired, Scully sort of an incident ran away.
There is your three best runners at your club walk out the same year.
We had no one to replace them at all. Bad list management.
Not one person on the list could keep up with them even a spud at BH.
I actually feel sorry for Mitchell, he has a lot of limitations as a footballer if you take away possessions and he's not a great kick, but when he had Smith, Henderson and even Scully, he had 3 ppl running past that make his handball possessions extremely useful for the team. Now he has... nobody running past. Nobody.
Sure he still gets possessions but as a club we can't help them be useful anymore. It's a list management issue not Mitchells.
Every team has those same issues the coaches that get the best out of his players are the ones at an elite level. He’s not getting the best out of them anymore. Not expecting much but he should be able to muster up a win against nth.They are professional athletes . You can blame coaches , selection whatever you want but personal pride in performance is up to individual .
Its an easy out to blame the coach or coaches for everything.
play Conor downie. Get games into him that’s his role wing/half back run and kick. Also play brockman I know he’s a forward not a mid but give him time up the ground we do have players play the right ones.
So no responsibility for the players to lift against North ?Every team has those same issues the coaches that get the best out of his players are the ones at an elite level. He’s not getting the best out of them anymore. Not expecting much but he should be able to muster up a win against nth.
It is a coaching issue. We continue to select list cloggers over kids in a hard rebuild.
not necessarilyGood thing Scully and Patton are retired / forced out or they'd be playing over more kids and we'd still be 2-7.
I agree on the 2019 version of Scully. I don’t agree on Patton. Looked cooked last year. I doubt he plays ahead of Lewis or Kosi this year and tob probably ahead of him too. A fully operational Patton would have been handy but he didn’t look like it last year.not necessarily
Scully could provide a running link to a TOM hand ball that we are missing
Patton could be providing a big older body and mature voice to the forward line
allowing KID to play a role around them and learn
I doubt he was 100%. Either that or Clarko really does want the #1 pick. I'm hoping it was the former.
Heard the lurgie is running though the club.something changed around that St Kilda game
we were fighting out games really well, our effort was actually the shining light of our performances
completely faded away and has been unacceptable of late
So we just train the opposite to our game plan? I think it’s clearly an inability / lack of confidence to execute out game plan except for quick glimpses.
I don’t think Clarko is yelling and swearing in the coaching box ironically...
Yes in season they have one day to do any real training because the first day is usually a bit of a run around and recovery. They focus on things that they have found in games that they need to work on. They hardly play intras its more about focusing on things that they are doing wrong. No surprise they have spent a lot of time focussing on stoppages and in close pressure clearances and transition football. We are struggling to put chains of possessions together hence the low number of inside 50s its exhausting just explaining this because i am sure someone will come in and say that its not the way we playLook, I've been to training a few times. I have not seen them practice taking the game on through the middle when I was there.
I did see drills where the ball was worked up the wings. And contested ball drills on the boundary along the wing/HFF area which resulted reverent generally in rushed kicks forward.
Now that may have been how they wanted to use the ground given there were two large groups on opposite wings. Or maybe those are the areas that we want to move the ball through.
There was also switching drills from the backline, with hand balls out the back to runners and long kicking.
None of it screamed "take the game on" through the middle.