woof wrote:
Blue Vain wrote:
woof wrote:
Blue Vain wrote:
SnickerS wrote:
People have go to look at the bigger picture.
Our club is run like its in the 90's
Footy dept, recruiting, development ... right across the board.
Mick will change this. Even if we dont progress that much on the field in 3 years, he will change this part of the club no doubt. He was a part of building that at the Pies.
Spare me.
MM has plenty of positives but being a progressive coach isn't one of them.
If any AFL coach still has a 90s attitude to club structure, it's autocratic Mick. That's why he's not at the Pies anymore.
He has positives. Lets stick to those instead of inventing stuff.
I'd say in the last 10 years sports science is the biggest change in the football landscape and the biggest structural change at every club.
http://www.theaustralian.com.au/sport/m ... 6154417917and the point is.....?
Every club has fitness and conditioning staff. Even some VFL clubs.
Are you suggesting we should applaud Mick for having a strength and conditioning coach?
Collingwood have the best. In fact, Collingwood had the best of everything for a long time.
Yep, sports science is so 90's.
That's it? That's all you've got?
Mick has a strength and conditioning coach so that makes him a progressive coach?
Lets get things straight. For the record, I dont want Malthouse sacked. I didnt approve of the methodology to appoint him as its another shortcut by an incompetent board.
What I do want is for him to give us every opportunity to succeed. The most successful teams of the past 8 years are Sydney and Geelong. Both teams attribute a large degree of their success to the leading teams pholosophy of everyone taking responsibility.
If its good enough for the best teams, it should be good enough for us but Mick wont have it. Why not, because he wont relinquish any of his power to the player group.
We need a full and comprehensive review of the club. At Collingwood, Mick refused to have his role reviewed. In fact, he refused to participate in any aspect of the football department review. We cant have people being that precious if we want to improve. Everyone has to be on the same page doing whatever they can to
improve the club as a whole.With regard to on field, you cant build a list to suit a gameplan. You have to build a gameplan to suit the list. By the time Mick gets half the players he wants to suit his gamestyle, the game would have evolved significantly. Even Eddie McGuire said their 2010 game plan had gone from "revolutionary to middle class" in 12 months.
If Mick can show a willingness to change in those ares, fantastic. If he cant and it reduces the clubs ability to improve, everyone should be pissed off about it. As we saw with Ratten, you cant compromise in any areas. You have to do everything right to have sustained success. That's what I expect. As a member, I dont think thats too much to ask.