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Must be the new coachYou know it's funny, last year we all wanted a new defensive coach (me included) and now we have the best defense!
Must be the new coachYou know it's funny, last year we all wanted a new defensive coach (me included) and now we have the best defense!
Or, BA had a word with the lads.Goes to show coaching has f**k all to do with it. Our defence has improved because of Matterson and RCG, and Mahoney getting a year older and stronger.
Maybe he should. Pulling his hair out obviously hasn't worked.He doesn't talk to anyone.
I don’t know what their respective coaching strengths are but I think a Fitzgibbon or a Demetriou in as attacking coach and a natural successor to BA would work nicely.
And Bennett???? Lol people whinge about BA doing nothing in tenure. When was the last time Skeletor did anything
You know it's funny, last year we all wanted a new defensive coach (me included) and now we have the best defense!
And fitness .... and attitudeGoes to show coaching has f**k all to do with it. Our defence has improved because of Matterson and RCG, and Mahoney getting a year older and stronger.
BA said a while back and again just last week that they spend most of their training time on defense, and it shows.
Our defense is amazing but maybe it time to spend a bit more time on our attack.
Jack Gibson had a similar approach, work on your defense and keep the opponents score down and the attack takes care of itself.
I don't see why either of those things would be any different.And fitness .... and attitude
Because the teams that continued to focus on defence would beat the teams that focused on attack. Winning ugly puts bums on seats more than losing pretty.I suspect that's a reason why attack across the board is crap and TV ratings aren't getting any better. All these teams spending 80% of their time on defense (and thus neglecting attack) makes for terrible viewing of neutral games.
If teams spent 50% of their time working on attack maybe there would be some creativity and better ball handling during risky play etc. That would put bums on seats.
BA said a while back and again just last week that they spend most of their training time on defense, and it shows.
Our defense is amazing but maybe it time to spend a bit more time on our attack.
Jack Gibson had a similar approach, work on your defense and keep the opponents score down and the attack takes care of itself.
Because the teams that continued to focus on defence would beat the teams that focused on attack. Winning ugly puts bums on seats more than losing pretty.
That is a true statement of the win/loss crowd curve.
The aim of the rule makers should be to make such changes to the rules as is needed so that if you spend most of your time on D and not much on A then you will most likely lose. If you neglect A it should be a recipe for losing.
That would create a new win/loss crowd curve where at every point on the curve you get a bigger fan base, crowd etc.
What's the one thing every bastard remembers about 2003. A tackle. I can't even remember which team won.2003 and 2005 premiership winners won with attack.
What's the one thing every bastard remembers about 2003. A tackle. I can't even remember which team won.
Sadly that was before Bellamy and the wrestle, him and his Storm grubs are a plague on the game.2003 and 2005 premiership winners won with attack.
Sadly that was before Bellamy and the wrestle, him and his Storm grubs are a plague on the game.
Actually I was there @hindy111. Only GF I have ever been to. My brother played in the curtain raiser, Wenty V the Entrance, Jim Beam Cup I think was back then. Joanna Griggs smiled at me in the back of the grandstand and I have had a crush on her ever since.It was the greatest grand final I have seen....But I was talking about the year in general. You could not contain them.
Same with the Tigers in 2005. Had to many points in them.
Actually I was there @hindy111. Only GF I have ever been to. My brother played in the curtain raiser, Wenty V the Entrance, Jim Beam Cup I think was back then. Joanna Griggs smiled at me in the back of the grandstand and I have had a crush on her ever since.