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Gitano I can accept losses, I even planned for 7 losses this year, so another 4.
However, what irks most of the forum and me is the following.
A. Playing busted injured players and thinking they can compete against other highly trained footballers. Look at Penrith, injured players are stood down to recover and they give some ISP guys a go. Leading the comp. Our club thinks highly injured players are better than fit ISP players.
B. Playing with 16 week after week after week.
C. Sticking with a coach who has no success for the past 3 years while clubs like Souths sack Maguire who led them to a GF, but became like Mary.
Now look at how they are going with their new coach.
D. Sticking with old worn out players like nighty while great teams move their old players into retirement and bring new players through to keep the team fresh and on top.
These issues raised by forum members are all relevant and fair. Many on this forum seem to know more about football than Mary and co.
The principles of creating a great team is no different to creating a great team in the work place or even creating a great family unit.
Mary and co are the ones who don't understand football.
Well said ""Our years"- The thing that's annoying is that we'll probably end up losing the more promising ISP players due to Mary's lack of faith in them. Lawrie got some decent minutes against Penrith but only because we lost players to injury. In previous weeks, we've seen Robson, Lomax and others only given a couple of minutes at the end of the match when there was little to play for. One theory for this is that Mary is a scared coach - he only thinks he can win with his top 16 or so players. This exposes another of his weaknesses- his inability to bring through young talent. Meanwhile over at Cronulla, Shane Flanagan has brought through Jayden Brayley, Jessie Ramien and a young prop whose name escapes me. Flanno could teach Mary a trick or two.