Around the 50% mark.
What wouldve probably happened if captain McInnes implements basic defence on his line instead of allowing the parra hooker to easily score. Perhaps we hope them out that set.
Go into half time at 14-0.
Have the possibility to go up 20-0 with a try after half time with out confidence up.
NO ONE was complaining about Mary's tactics or game plan at 14-0. He was not in anyone's minds. But the "players" start making BASIC errors and let parra get the ascendacy, throw in a couple of key injuries, and it's a completely different game.
If Mary is responsible for every mistake the players make, but is hardly responsible for any of the great things the players did then that's a witch hunt.
People here say that the players are making basic errors because Mary isn't drilling them at training.
I guarantee when we scored that 90m try today with great offloads and exciting NO ONE said 'wow, hats off to Marys coaching on that one'.
Whenever players are struggling and making mistakes all attention and blame goes to Mary.
People's minds are ALREADY made up and they have confirmation bias using everything that happens to take another dig
So let's accept your apportionment of 50% for a moment.
1. Games are not 35 minutes long - coach's are assessed on 80 minutes of football. Seasons are 26 games long for that matter and table position at the half way mark does not equate to premierships. Similarities are starting to appear with previous years.
2. The bench rotation killed us today.
We carried a centre on the bench which is just a nonsense.
We had Latimore come on before half time and kept him on after half time as well.
Leilua, Graham and Latimore on at the same time means a massive drop in intensity.
So Aitkin and Latimore were really useless in the context of the game today which meant, coupled with Frizzel's injury, our forwards got overrun.
It is no coincidence that the game swung Parramatta's way either side of half time.
3. Gutherson's try - terrible defence with the fullback out of position.
4. Dummy half tries conceded - should never happen.
5. No composure under pressure - we just collapsed in the second half.
So players making mistakes, especially under fatigue, are part of the game.
It's how teams defend those mistakes and bounce back that
does reflect on the coach's ability.
No one is blaming McGregor for every mistake that the players make but it is obvious he is not good enough to coach a FG NRL side.
So even at 50% responsibility, he has a lot to answer for.