Not sure about that. We only won one more Grand Final after Blake left.Reckon it was a false argument.
Not sure about that. We only won one more Grand Final after Blake left.Reckon it was a false argument.
Should see the place he purchased last March in Mermaid Beach
Try "D Hardwick".Property purchase search for a D Harwick purchasing a property in Queensland in 2022 or 2023 returns a zero result
He's hardly gunna be living out in Ashmore when he's a star footy coach on a million bucks.Beach side of the highway?
Not a bad name for a racehorse; Tactical Nuffy, would roll off the caller's tongue IMOLeppa doesnt think Dimma is a tactical nuffy, rates him very highly
Property purchase search for a D Harwick purchasing a property in Queensland in 2022 or 2023 returns a zero result
Or maybe his company name...Try "D Hardwick".
Try "D Hardwick".
That's not true Baloo.Dimma never said he was burnt out. The media ran with that line but those words didn't come from Dimma.
I think Dimma chose his words very carefully. He left room to coach again very soon. Which I think is one of the reasons he didn't say he was burnt out.That's not true Baloo.
He said in his press conference:
The rigours of the job "all became a bit too much".
and
The biggest thing on his plate was to "take a break" and "decompress".
If that's not burnout, I'm not sure what is.
What do you think the rigours of the job becoming too much could mean then?I think Dimma chose his words very carefully. He left room to coach again very soon. Which I think is one of the reasons he didn't say he was burnt out.
He did take a break and decompress didn't he?That's not true Baloo.
He said in his press conference:
The rigours of the job "all became a bit too much".
and
The biggest thing on his plate was to "take a break" and "decompress".
If that's not burnout, I'm not sure what is.
So was he burned out then?He did take a break and decompress didn't he?
He was under pressure and that pressure was getting to him. Hence decompress.What do you think the rigours of the job becoming too much could mean then?
Because he was very deliberate in his words and he didn't want to say he was burnt out.Why do you think when he got asked a burnout in his presser he got defensive?
Yep, all going around in circles with this stuff.It’s semantics, burnt out, tired, rigours of the job, it’s all the same. He’d had enough.
Disagree. If someone is burnt out, I picture them as physically and/or emotionally exhausted to the point it's taking a toll on their health and well being. Dimma wasn't at that stage.It’s semantics, burnt out, tired, rigours of the job, it’s all the same. He’d had enough.
Agree TT.It’s semantics, burnt out, tired, rigours of the job, it’s all the same. He’d had enough.
“Burn-out is a syndrome conceptualized as resulting from chronic workplace stress that has not been successfully managed. It is characterized by three dimensions:Disagree. If someone is burnt out, I picture them as physically and/or emotionally exhausted to the point it's taking a toll on their health an well being. Dimma was at that stage.
With a bit of luck our next premiership will be against the Suns in a similar vain to 2019 slappation of the Gee Whiz.Agree TT.
It's a case if whether he was burned out, or burned out of us (certainly I'd be feeling energised by a 6yr many millions of dollars job).
Good luck to him. Grateful for his PART in three premierships. He's the enemy now.
Time to get on with finding our next Premiership and not worry about who's in the rear view mirror.