FarmerBlue wrote:
BigBlueWave wrote:
We have been in VERY poor form for 5 weeks. Rather than the philosophy 'steady as she goes ... stay with the process', we badly need to change it up.
- We are consistently getting beaten for the ball.
- We move the ball too slowly.
- Our decision making is woeful.
- We have no plan B.
We need to move the ball on at all cost ... break the lines ... lower the eyes going forward.
I support the steady as she goes philosphy. We've come a long way and Voss has said numerous times this is about long term and building us in a successful club over a sustained period.
At the moment we trying to find the balance between attack and defence and controlling the tempo. At the start of the year we were run and gun and then hung on to win a few games. At the moment we look like we have gone to far into slowing the game down.
I would definitely try and release them a bit this week and be more attacking but this is very much in line with what is trying to be achieved.
It's been hard to get it all going and will need another pre season. Also, having many key players injured makes it hard to have some consistency as we simply don't have the depth
I feel our best team and beat anyone but if we don't we fall away.
yeah it’s like when we had great D under bolton and the en teague comes in and goes ok let’s down hill ski a bit more than this. he assumed the defensive game would hold up without the entire team playing hard D and rebound to an open midfield and F50. it didn’t work like that. or D dropped off. so voss has hardened it up well and much fewer and shorter lapses in concentration leading to fewer goal spree swings in momentum to the opposition.
like you said FB it’s about finding the balance of a few different aspects to the game. all teams are constantly fighting to get the balance as oppositions change from week to week and trends i. the game change from month to month. (and even trends in the umpiring!), Melb and Geelong the only ones who are doing it pure. we’re improving but last six weeks we’ve seen setbacks. that’s life trying to reshape the system and and recondition the players into winning sportsmen. only crippa and walsh don’t need coaching. and even crippa needs more discipline.
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