Blue Vain wrote:
For once we played with something that resembles a team defence when the opposition had the ball.
We managed space better than we have to date. We pushed numbers back when required and the communication/connection in defence was much better. We still have a couple of bludgers who don't work hard enough in transition but they will be dragged along if the remaining players place expectation on them.
Apparently the players have been working on it the past month and we're finally seeing a bit of improvement in that area. Credit to the coaches for getting their heads out of their backsides and releasing the playing group into the modern game.
I mentioned a few weeks ago that our strategy of stretching the ground hangs the defence out to dry and we'll know it shifts when we see goals coming out the back. The past couple of weeks we're seeing that. It's no coincidence that players like Saad and Williams will come into their own now. These are the moves that can see Teague retain his job.
It shows he can adapt and evolve. His next step is to innovate instead of stubbornly taking 18 months to catch up.
So him being stubborn , cost of a spot in the 8 wins against eagles , and swans !! And now the pressure is off he wants to change his team defence to Save his job because the review
This only proves we have a list capable , he just mismanaged it !!
Sorry he had his chance ...
The only highlights for the rest of the season is to keep watching dow , owies , stocker keep developing , weiters is going to another level with Walsh and McKay
Very disappointed in Teague it took him 16 weeks for us to show grit and also let’s not forget we only played crows and freo
Let’s see how we finish this season ...