Mr Pmatta
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As a coach Kearney is starting to concern me a little now, no change in attitude whatsoever, still mentally weak as ever.Hi all. This game was of a terrible standard. Both teams looked lost in attack - which made it look like both defences were great. IMO, at least Newcastle can say they are just out of form and can somewhat blame their lack of cohesion on losing Mullen.
I said before that I was concerned with Kearney's "vision" for this side. This whole "structured" approach (mimicking Melbourne, if you will) does not guarantee success - especially when you do not have the players to pull it off. The reason I liked Anderson as a coach was because he saw our limitations and developed a style of play to make us competitive - rather than trying to force players to play a certain style. Even last year, if a few things went our way we make the 8 and who knows what would have happened? I believe he would have had a long term plan (despite what the propaganda machine wants you to think) but was doing what he could to keep us competitive in the meantime. I guess we'll never know the real truth there.
On the other hand, Kearney seems happy to keep banging his head against the same brick wall each week. It is obviously not working but he keeps going believing it will happen...I'm not so sure. I am pretty confident it won't happen this year anyway. I will reserve my judgement for Kearney and his plans after next year.
Anyway, there's still a long way to go this season. I watch with interest as it all unfolds. Go the Eels!
WOE