Cazzesman wrote:
keogh wrote:
Cazzesman wrote:
thryleon wrote:
Cazzesman wrote:
https://www.sen.com.au/news/2021/08/26/carlton-president-makes-bold-finals-prediction-hours-after-parting-ways-with/
Media headlines....................
.............“Our expectation based on the list that we have, we are looking to make finals in 2022,” Sayers told reporters.
“The Carlton Football Club is pursing winning games, getting ourselves into finals and winning premierships.Not sure it was Bold or just a statement of fact. With our list fit and healthy and with a decent game plan, we certainly should be looking to make finals. Seems a logical statement to me.
What is he suppose to say............."Yeah we sacked Teague and now we are just hoping to make up the numbers in 2022."
That would help the membership drive.
Regards Cazzesman Blowtorch well and truly on the next coach. Finals in 2 years or your out.
And don't you think their should be a blowtorch on the Coach with this list? At its best surely this list should be better than Essendon****.
Regards CazzesmanI disagree Cazzeman
Our recruiting is the problem more so than coaching
We have so many overrated players on our list a couple of stars and not a lot of depth in the midfield
Clearly the board thinks otherwise
Nothing has changed for me other than Sayers is a better speaker than the Blues Brother
Are they over-rated or under developed and therefor under performing as a result? That is the big question we all want answered.
I think guys like SPS, McGovern, Dow, O'Brien, Setterfield and Fisher all have the AFL skill set, but they all (lesser extent with Fisher) lack the ability to play fierce, physical contested football consistently. The playing staff have not been able to instill that into them which an issue with the coaching staff.
Regards CazzesmanI would suggest as a start that they all learn to do the basics well.
- to chase hard, that is sprinting after the guy with the ball not just coralling,
- able to kick with either foot
- able and willing to block for a team mate
- kick straight
- stick tackles
- communicate to one another (ie so we do not have 2 or more players all trying to tackle 1 opposition player)