No it won’t
Lots of draft picks and the media narrative will be “baby tigers”
PRE? Well, nuffies will nuffy but who cares
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Lots of draft picks and the media narrative will be “baby tigers”
PRE? Well, nuffies will nuffy but who cares
That's a pretty big straw man.
The players might have been interested in staying when they thought we were going to try rebuild and win. Now we're going a conventional rebuild, they're not buying in - perhaps. We're assuming the media is correct.
The fact we can't get the same 30 (let alone 40) to train week to week is not Yze’s fault. People forget we had some promise at the start of the year. As the injuries mounted and players lost hope, the season has got worse. Not many coaches can stop that momentum.
There’s no insults there partner , my rebuke was related to the comment not personalized so unprick your balloon and get on with it
And if he didn’t plenty on here would screaming that Ooze is too conservative and unwilling to try new things with players.
Tough gig being a coach.
For all those media seagulls placing pressure on Ooze as coach, have a look at Voss and Pepper Scott!!!
Dimma isn’t exactly setting the world on fire with all his awesome new toys either.
Dimma did it a lot pre Lynch as well.... kick it to forward pocket, get a throw-in and let our smalls go to work. A lot of teams do it when they don't have dominant
tall forwards.
Carlton,Geelong,Bribane,Port,Pies.In the 8 or close to it.
I'm not saying anything is true as far as players leaving
I am just saying its the coaches job to sell hope, and belief, especially to the players, if he can't and they want to leave it is largely on him.
That's his job, regardless of injuries or anything else
I also believe that we are not THAT bad, one of the key differences between us and Geelong is that Cameron, Danger, Stewart, are all still their best players, and as far as Cameron and Stewart are concerned, they play every week, and are their best players every week
Take those three players out, and take away the biggest home ground advantage in the AFL, and then Humphries and Dempsey would have a very different AFL experience, and Geelong would not make finals, no way
So my point is, Yze has enough reason to explain away this year, especially to the players
Problem is if they think he is not up to it, because that's why players leave
We where garbage with Dimma at the start as well, but the players bought in, and the rest is history
My point is, they may think he "is up to it", but don't want to be a part of a rebuild as they've been to the top and don't want to go back to the bottom.
That's reality. And it doesn't matter how much a coach sells a picture, if someone wants a short cut to the top (like Dimma did), they'll take it.
Players also leave, because the coach wants to develop other players in a position and the incumbent doesn't want to step aside.
Its more complex than "my boss is bad, im going"
Its not a binary world, where things are so absolute.
I am well aware that the world is not binary
The key difference between me and you on this is that I think there is a strong correlation between required players leaving and the coaches ability to get players to buy in , and you sound like you don’t .
that is two more than we have.Think you need to look at who is consistently scoring goals in the five clubs I listed.
Expectations need to be in context tho , we were expected to be bottom 4 , blues were expected to be a premiership aspirant I know which ones further from expectation don’t you
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