yeah reddy threw a hospital pass to ben smith in the first half about 5m out from our lineWas it Reddy who threw that suicide pass within our own 10 metres. I think I remember seeing my heart jump out of my chest onto the coffee table last night. Might have something to do with anderson 'encouragement'.
Certainly the team are playing so much better under the new coach and given the key players missing I thought last night was an outstanding effort. The Titans played good footy and Parramatta turned them around when trys appeared inevitable. The effort was enormous.
What does concern me though is how Mr Anderson "wears his heart on his sleeve."
Im all for passion and encouragement and certainly expressions of dissapointment but the attack witnessed on Joel Ready in the "sheds" at half time and the aggression from the coaches box didnt appear to be any of those.
People respond to fear only for a short while before resentment steps in. Is this why Inu is simply not the player he was.
Maybe this is what the team needs but Im not so sure. Id like to add that Ive never seen Wayne Bennett act such as we witnessed last night.
I do hope Im not reading this wrong.
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Anyone noticed that Ando doesnt work the radio in the box anyore ?
There's a reason for that.........
If I f*ck up in the workplace, I expect to get yelled at, harden the f*ck up you p*ssies.
He copped a massive spray from anderson at half time, which later in the press conference anderson denied although it was clear to see for the whole world to see when fox sports showed the camera inside the sheds.What happened to Joel Reddy?
You expect to get screamed and pointed at, right in the face, in front of your coworkers? :?
Im not feeling strongly either way re: Ando's demeanor. I've worked with some very calm and some very angry coaches, and they were both well received and well respected by players.
As someone said, as long as its not constant "yelling for the sake of yelling" then its ok.
But i know i wouldn't take that sh*t from my boss in my workplace! :lol:
That was when Inu 'almost killed Prince with that terribly late charge after he kicked the ball.' You could tell it was late because prince stayed down until the penalty was given, then jumped up to kick the goal:sarcasm::x
Caylo didnt see what the penalty was for and asked the ref who told him it was terribly late and Inu had almost killed a player.
That was when Inu 'almost killed Prince with that terribly late charge after he kicked the ball.' You could tell it was late because prince stayed down until the penalty was given, then jumped up to kick the goal:sarcasm::x
Caylo didnt see what the penalty was for and asked the ref who told him it was terribly late and Inu had almost killed a player.
I think they should all take a Cement pill and harden the f**K UP !!!
heh i love watching the storm losing a game just to see bellamy turning several shades of purple up in the box im just waiting for them to really get flogged one day (next monday would be nice ) so he starts headbutting the window :lol:yea - there'd have to be a balance.
As someone said, Hasler and Bellamy are two of the best coaches in the game and are both known for losing their sh*t in the changerooms. They must have found the middle ground or their players wouldn't respond at all!