jim wrote:
phoenix johnson wrote:
TheGame wrote:
He basically said Pagan was a factor in his decision. The only scum bag at Carlton is our coach and as soon as we get rid of this cancer the better.
Oh dear lord.
So who would you rather have coaching us?
Would any other coach in the league have the balls to take on a challenge as big as ours?
Preferably someone who doesn't keep losing the players as Pagan keeps doing. That's the reason why we are in shit. If Campo can't work with him, and he's probably not the only one, then he should go somewhere where he's happy. In the same position, wouldn't we all? We asked players to be loyal, but sometimes the most disloyal is the club. They get rid of you at the drop of a hat when it suits them. Be very few here who would know what the real situation is with Campo, so it's hard to have an informed opinion on the subject.
See, it all comes back to willing to put in the hard yards to get the best out of yourself. It would appear that Campo was put out of place when Denis arrived because Campo wasn't used to his methods and still isn't.
It's no secret that Denis is a taskmaster when it comes to coaching, but this is what the club needs given the situation we are in.
Like I said, there is no other coach in the AFL who would be willing to take on the challenges that we face at the moment. Most of them would have given up after 1, maybe 2, seasons.
Actually I think the only coach, apart from Denis, who would take on the challenge would be Leigh Matthews, but he would be an impossible target to acquire so we have the next best.
I'm glad Denis is being an absolute hardarse to these no good bludgers who aren't willing to adapt to his methods. For years now these pricks have been sucking the club dry and just drifting along. Now that someone has come along to put them into line, they have a sook about it.
Not if you keep losing them. Gets you no-where. you want someone with good man-management skills that gets the best out of the players, not finish 15th and last in 2 of your 3 years where the players are disineterested and lack direction. If he didn't keep losing them then they wouldn't be no-good bludgers because the players would play for him.
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