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PostPosted: Tue Jun 13, 2023 3:54 pm 
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I like this reminder too

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Carlton has won one of its last eight games and are in complete free fall, but David King is not ready to lump the blame on coach Michael Voss.

The Blues kicked 3.10 in the first half of their most recent loss to Essendon*, wasting opportunities in a game they ultimately lost by five goals.


Carlton won the game on expected score and led the way in numerous key stats, including inside 50s, and King is unsure what more Voss can do from the coaches box.

“What is the responsibility of the coach? What are you asking the coach to do? It’s really infuriating me the feedback at the moment for Michael Voss,” he told SEN’s Whateley.

“I understand that if you just want to look at the win-loss sheet, which in the end is the thing that hires and fires, I get that, but if that’s all you’re looking at then you’re going to bounce around and change with the breeze every two weeks.

What he created Vossy, and his job in my opinion is to create the method and the opportunity to win that game of footy – and in the end, whether you like it or not Michael Voss created a team that won 17 more contested possessions, won three more around the ground clearances, and 15 more inside 50s than their opponents.

“I don’t know what more you can do than that as a coach to give your team the opportunity to win.


https://www.sen.com.au/news/2023/06/13/the-reasons-why-david-king-is-sick-of-the-michael-voss-pile-on-as-heat-rises/

Stick with Voss.

Find confidence.

Harry & Charlie should stop their casual approach to goal kicking. Get a routine sorted and use it every time you have a set shot at goal. Show some respect to those who have done the hard work to get it to the KPF's... and lets get Martin and Cuningham fit to play week in week out, coz the developing small forwards need to do their developing in the VFL.

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PostPosted: Tue Jun 13, 2023 4:36 pm 
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i dunno. voss creates the system for our inaccuracies in front of goal. we rarely get set shots right in front bcos our structure doesn't allow it. and we never run in on open goal for gimmes


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PostPosted: Tue Jun 13, 2023 4:40 pm 
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Braithy wrote:
i dunno. voss creates the system for our inaccuracies in front of goal. we rarely get set shots right in front bcos our structure doesn't allow it. and we never run in on open goal for gimmes


There were at least 2 opportunities for gimmies on the weekend. One when Charlie kicked it from HF and it went through for a point when if he had centered it Martin was 20m out directly in front.


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PostPosted: Tue Jun 13, 2023 4:41 pm 
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bondiblue wrote:
I like this reminder too

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Carlton has won one of its last eight games and are in complete free fall, but David King is not ready to lump the blame on coach Michael Voss.

The Blues kicked 3.10 in the first half of their most recent loss to Essendon**, wasting opportunities in a game they ultimately lost by five goals.


Carlton won the game on expected score and led the way in numerous key stats, including inside 50s, and King is unsure what more Voss can do from the coaches box.

“What is the responsibility of the coach? What are you asking the coach to do? It’s really infuriating me the feedback at the moment for Michael Voss,” he told SEN’s Whateley.

“I understand that if you just want to look at the win-loss sheet, which in the end is the thing that hires and fires, I get that, but if that’s all you’re looking at then you’re going to bounce around and change with the breeze every two weeks.

What he created Vossy, and his job in my opinion is to create the method and the opportunity to win that game of footy – and in the end, whether you like it or not Michael Voss created a team that won 17 more contested possessions, won three more around the ground clearances, and 15 more inside 50s than their opponents.

“I don’t know what more you can do than that as a coach to give your team the opportunity to win.


https://www.sen.com.au/news/2023/06/13/the-reasons-why-david-king-is-sick-of-the-michael-voss-pile-on-as-heat-rises/

Stick with Voss.

Find confidence.

Harry & Charlie should stop their casual approach to goal kicking. Get a routine sorted and use it every time you have a set shot at goal. Show some respect to those who have done the hard work to get it to the KPF's... and lets get Martin and Cuningham fit to play week in week out, coz the developing small forwards need to do their developing in the VFL.



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PostPosted: Tue Jun 13, 2023 4:49 pm 
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Braithy wrote:
i dunno. voss creates the system for our inaccuracies in front of goal. we rarely get set shots right in front bcos our structure doesn't allow it. and we never run in on open goal for gimmes

We're missing too many easy shots and wasting too many genuine opportunities

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PostPosted: Tue Jun 13, 2023 5:34 pm 
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My issue is what he does during the game. Plenty of times we’ve looked ok for a quarter but as soon as the opposition makes a change we’re stuffed


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PostPosted: Tue Jun 13, 2023 5:43 pm 
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bondiblue wrote:
Kingy told us what we are not hearing in the media, that's going well for Voss.

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“Their forward 50 are eighth at scores per entry, but they’re 18th at goals per entry, so it is an accuracy thing. All their problems are small problems with large ramifications.

“I’m getting sick of the pile-on from their own.

“3.10 to 4.6 at half-time. That’s the game. If I was one of the hierarchy at Carlton I’d be going to Voss and saying, ‘Doing a lot right, mate. Keep going’.

“I’m not saying you fly blind and hope things turn. You’ve still got to challenge players to be better.

“I’m sort of getting a little bit frustrated with the pile-on because I don’t think all the numbers support the pile-on.

“The quick direction to go and sack the coach or put enormous pressure on him is wrong.

“I’ll tell you what we don’t hear. We don’t hear that in the last six weeks they’re the hardest team to move the ball against coast to coast – we don’t hear that.

“We don’t hear that their stuff between the arcs is actually very good defensively, top four or five in the competition – because they keep missing goals and eventually things puncture because you lose hope in game.”


Thanks for a reality check

Bad kicking is costing us games.
Everyone in football knows our forwards are letting us down.

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King lays the blame squarely with their goal kicking. In the last five weeks the Blues have kicked 3.10 (half-time), 2.5 (half-time), 4.8 (half-time), 5.10 (3QT) and 1.4 (half-time).

“The fact that they cannot convert in front of goal is so confidence-destroying to this outfit in game that it has brought a pressure of its own that has engulfed this whole forward 50 now,” he said.


https://www.sen.com.au/news/2023/06/13/the-reasons-why-david-king-is-sick-of-the-michael-voss-pile-on-as-heat-rises/

Thanks Bondi - interesting

Perhaps missing is the pressure we are under as we enter. Sure there are missed shots that are gettable (eg Harry and SOS), however there is plenty of scoring that comes from a rushed kick or attempt from a long range. That’s only my perception.


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PostPosted: Tue Jun 13, 2023 5:51 pm 
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Yes I heard King today too and I thought he made a lot of sense amongst the hysteria
Thought Footy classified with the used car salesman Hutchy and the Pooper Scooper was ridiculous in its hyperbole last night only sport that a coach wouldnt be sacked for the performance -pure hogwash


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PostPosted: Tue Jun 13, 2023 7:49 pm 
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There's no doubt we pushed our forwards up the ground and created opportunities to take long range shots.
It was an obvious change watching at the ground and I applaud the move. Get someone like Durdin back in the side who has the wheels to outrun defenders offensively and it will add another dimension.
Once again it was poor kicking that cost us. From memory we had 19 inside 50's in the second quarter and should have iced the game.

I admire Voss' loyalty to his senior players but Harry should be managed for 3-4 weeks. He should go away and rebuild his kicking technique. It doesn't need a major overhaul. He just needs to stay more upright when kicking the ball. I thought he tried it last week and hooked the ball badly so he reverted straight away. He needs to work on it away from the spotlight. I keep hearing he practices as much as anyone but what's the point of continually training a flawed technique?
Get Stevie j or Lloyd or someone down there. Forget the insular pride bullshit and get it sorted. At the moment he's a distraction and a momentum deflator.

Voss also needs to look at Ken Hinkley for management of key players. Hinkley dropped his captain when he wasn't performing. I'm not saying Cripps should be dropped but he should have been subbed out on Sunday. He was a liability and no one should be exempt from substitution.
Not only was he a liability defensively but our midfield structures are too often set up for him to be the hit receiver. So players like Dow don't have sufficient opportunity to showcase their abilities and play the game on their merits. We were getting flogged out of the middle and overt and IMHO, unwarranted loyalty cost us dearly. Consider Essendon* were missing Shiel, Parish and Setterfield and their B grade midfield embarrassed ours. Yet we did Jack shit to change it up.

I'm still a Voss fan but he needs to take down the hero posters from his office and treat every player the same. Playing favourites (as he initially should) has failed and it's time to select on merit.

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PostPosted: Tue Jun 13, 2023 7:50 pm 
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sinbagger wrote:
I actually wasn’t that upset with the performance yesterday, maybe I’m numb or punch drunk, but what I saw was the team playing with dare, taking the centre corridor and being very positively. We’re regularly getting enough shots on goal to win, but our accuracy is abysmal, something like 30%, all we need is to raise that to somewhere between 50-60% and we’re winning most of our games.

I’m ok to stick with Voss for this year and next, as I said before, let’s see if he can learn. The end of next season is a time to review his performance.

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PostPosted: Tue Jun 13, 2023 7:51 pm 
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bondiblue wrote:
Kingy told us what we are not hearing in the media, that's going well for Voss.

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“Their forward 50 are eighth at scores per entry, but they’re 18th at goals per entry, so it is an accuracy thing. All their problems are small problems with large ramifications.

“I’m getting sick of the pile-on from their own.

“3.10 to 4.6 at half-time. That’s the game. If I was one of the hierarchy at Carlton I’d be going to Voss and saying, ‘Doing a lot right, mate. Keep going’.

“I’m not saying you fly blind and hope things turn. You’ve still got to challenge players to be better.

“I’m sort of getting a little bit frustrated with the pile-on because I don’t think all the numbers support the pile-on.

“The quick direction to go and sack the coach or put enormous pressure on him is wrong.

“I’ll tell you what we don’t hear. We don’t hear that in the last six weeks they’re the hardest team to move the ball against coast to coast – we don’t hear that.

“We don’t hear that their stuff between the arcs is actually very good defensively, top four or five in the competition – because they keep missing goals and eventually things puncture because you lose hope in game.”


Thanks for a reality check

Bad kicking is costing us games.
Everyone in football knows our forwards are letting us down.

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King lays the blame squarely with their goal kicking. In the last five weeks the Blues have kicked 3.10 (half-time), 2.5 (half-time), 4.8 (half-time), 5.10 (3QT) and 1.4 (half-time).

“The fact that they cannot convert in front of goal is so confidence-destroying to this outfit in game that it has brought a pressure of its own that has engulfed this whole forward 50 now,” he said.


https://www.sen.com.au/news/2023/06/13/the-reasons-why-david-king-is-sick-of-the-michael-voss-pile-on-as-heat-rises/

Good post.
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PostPosted: Tue Jun 13, 2023 7:57 pm 
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Blue Vain wrote:
There's no doubt we pushed our forwards up the ground and created opportunities to take long range shots.
It was an obvious change watching at the ground and I applaud the move. Get someone like Durdin back in the side who has the wheels to outrun defenders offensively and it will add another dimension.
Once again it was poor kicking that cost us. From memory we had 19 inside 50's in the second quarter and should have iced the game.

I admire Voss' loyalty to his senior players but Harry should be managed for 3-4 weeks. He should go away and rebuild his kicking technique. It doesn't need a major overhaul. He just needs to stay more upright when kicking the ball. I thought he tried it last week and hooked the ball badly so he reverted straight away. He needs to work on it away from the spotlight. I keep hearing he practices as much as anyone but what's the point of continually training a flawed technique?
Get Stevie j or Lloyd or someone down there. Forget the insular pride bullshit and get it sorted. At the moment he's a distraction and a momentum deflator.

Voss also needs to look at Ken Hinkley for management of key players. Hinkley dropped his captain when he wasn't performing. I'm not saying Cripps should be dropped but he should have been subbed out on Sunday. He was a liability and no one should be exempt from substitution.
Not only was he a liability defensively but our midfield structures are too often set up for him to be the hit receiver. So players like Dow don't have sufficient opportunity to showcase their abilities and play the game on their merits. We were getting flogged out of the middle and overt and IMHO, unwarranted loyalty cost us dearly. Consider Essendon** were missing Shiel, Parish and Setterfield and their B grade midfield embarrassed ours. Yet we did Jack shit to change it up.

I'm still a Voss fan but he needs to take down the hero posters from his office and treat every player the same. Playing favourites (as he initially should) has failed and it's time to select on merit.

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Exactly my thoughts.
A message needs to be sent.
I was thinking that Voss should've just parked Cripps up forward for half of that game once they move Merrett.
If I were to complain about 1 thing Voss does is that he is stubborn and as you've said he needs to break that loyalty if they are not performing.
We can't wait for that many required players to work through their problems in the seniors.


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PostPosted: Tue Jun 13, 2023 7:57 pm 
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rhino27 wrote:
Fev still shitty that Vossy ended his career. He's a good bloke but take what he says with a massive grain of salt.


a mate of mine who played seniors with uni blues asked me “if Fev played his career for collingwood would he even get away with bagging the pies in public?” what would the players from his era do to him behind the scenes to pull him into line the fist time he was a little sook who obviously didn’t get enough time out in his own room as a player?

what does that say about our past players? some are maybe friends of people on here. what does that say about the carlton culture, historically and today?

to me the biggest downsides of blues success in the past was we just raided SA and WA and bought premierships. sure, they needed to play a good brand of football but individual brilliance always lifts merely good teammates playing around them. the payments under the table to two of my favorite players of all time by Eliot was ugly. heck Eliot himself was a sleazy bloke on multiple levels.

the crony capitalism model suited a “we’re Carlton F%#€ the rest, we’re the best” won us some premierships for sure in the VFL era when i grew up watching three Carlton games every saturday. but i suspect we failed to evolve when the VFL became AFL and developed into a more sophisticated marketing and product focused institution.

we didn’t get the model was now some kind of socialist-lite meritocracy, not a winner takes all, private money talks kind of world anymore. salary caps for players and footy departments, the draft rewarding losers! was like the upside down world has come to town. we carried on thinking we could just buy our way to success and fill the admin with past great players (and Sticks, no5 , SOS and diesel were all exceptional players) and it would take care of itself. but they didn’t know this knew world. mates rates didn’t cut it anymore. drafting players and list management required real patience and consideration of a huge number of things to optimise for, win/lose to keep the fans buying memberships, developing players for the future, understanding the evolution of the game and players required for the game in five to ten years time. sometimes we guessed wrong, drafting for running/repeat sprint capacity over kicking skills and footy nouse. thinking we could invent 18 Koutas just recruiting raw athletes with no natural flair for AFL.

but end of the day we made Fev (i blame pagan a bit, did same to Carey pumping up his ego until it was out of control and he cared about nobody but himself and his vanity). and we are still letting him disrespect the jumper. there’s obviously no ties that bind as far as Fev is concerned, even though he was a super talent. what kind of club are we?


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PostPosted: Tue Jun 13, 2023 8:01 pm 
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Why are they playing with fear of making mistakes if the absence of selection integrity means they won't be dropped?


one of the great paradoxes of sport and known best to those who understand the humour of the sporting gods and goddesses who wind our toy soldiers up and watch them run around in the arena according to their spells.


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PostPosted: Tue Jun 13, 2023 8:01 pm 
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GreatEx wrote:
Why are they playing with fear of making mistakes if the absence of selection integrity means they won't be dropped?


one of the great paradoxes of sport and known best to those who understand the humour of the sporting gods and goddesses who wind our toy soldiers up and watch them run around in the arena according to their spells.


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PostPosted: Tue Jun 13, 2023 8:01 pm 
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GreatEx wrote:
Why are they playing with fear of making mistakes if the absence of selection integrity means they won't be dropped?


one of the great paradoxes of sport and known best to those who understand the humour of the sporting gods and goddesses who wind our toy soldiers up and watch them run around in the arena according to their spells.


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PostPosted: Tue Jun 13, 2023 8:01 pm 
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Tapatalk is total crap on iphone. freezes mid sentence all the time. locks up sometimes and have to reboot. triple posts as a result.


when can we move this shit show to Discord? pay me $100 and i’ll set it up to mirror the current sight as best i can. it’s like comparing a Tesla and an FJ.


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PostPosted: Tue Jun 13, 2023 11:23 pm 
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Blue Vain wrote:

I'm still a Voss fan but he needs to take down the hero posters from his office and treat every player the same. Playing favourites (as he initially should) has failed and it's time to select on merit.


I thought you said a week or two ago that selection integrity had nothing to do with it and it was all or almost all about ball movement?

I think you’ll agree we have a few issues and unfortunately quite a few are coalescing.

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I just read the normal site on my mobile. Is fine.

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