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PostPosted: Tue Nov 06, 2012 2:08 pm 
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PostPosted: Tue Nov 06, 2012 2:38 pm 
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I would have thought 1 of his keys roles would be to get around and talk/mentor/encourage/support those on our list from years 0-4. He is some youth to go with our youth and he is 2 months out of the game. Surely that's not to hard to understand. :roll: :roll: :roll:

So he wasn't 1st choice. Some of those other choices said thanks but I have a good gig in the media, some said yes then shafted us days later and some said sorry but it doesn't suit my family at this time. Such is life.

There are obviously many knowledgeable, well read, close friends of Brad currently posting on TC about his supposed deficiencies. Lets be honestly here; I doubt those same posters would know him if they fell over him in the Street.

I doubt the Clubs 18-22yr old's would know much about him other than he has Captained an AFL team, played 250+ AFL games, played for Australia and that MM wanted him in a Coaching/Development role.

How many assistant Coaches that started under MM have carried on to Coach AFL teams and/or now hold lofty positions in the AFL? If MM can mold players I suspect he would have a fair influence on budding new Coaches.



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PostPosted: Tue Nov 06, 2012 2:39 pm 
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PostPosted: Tue Nov 06, 2012 5:01 pm 
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JohnM wrote:
Blue Vain wrote:
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i've got no idea.

But I'm not sure how this works. Ratten was as honest and blue collar and grunty a footballer as you can get, yet as coach he created a team of soft, flakey downhill skiers who shat themselves every time the spotlight was put onto them.


Did you see our finals match against West Coast in 2011 John?
We had the hardest road trip in the game with less than our full complement of players and missed a prelim by less than a kick.
Yes we had a poor year in 2012 which correlated with our injuries IMO but to suggest the players shat themselves every time the spolight was put onto them is wrong IMO.


I stand corrected. Should've said 'almost every time'.

I just don't buy this idea that teams play in a mirror-image of the way their coach played.


I agree that players dont play in the mirror image of their coaches but your ascertain that we shat ourselves when under the spotlight is completely misguided IMO.
The spotlight is applied at its greatest when you are playing the best with the most at stake. Thats finals football.
No one could possibly say we havent given everything when competing in finals.
In 2011, we obliterated Essendon* and played a sensational game against the Eagles. Our effort in 2010 against the Swans was full of merit as well.

If we want to be critical of Ratten, thats fine but lets be fair about it. To suggest he " created a team of soft, flakey downhill skiers who shat themselves every time the spotlight was put onto them" cannot be justified IMHO.


I may be unfairly critical, but I remember a team that lost finals to Brisbane, Sydney and West Coast in winnable games. Yes, we smashed Essendon*, who didn't bring a finals game at all... They were 2 games shy of 7th and quite frankly didn't belong. that's 1 from 4. I also remember a team that got up for the big games, but consistently crumbled when they needed to consolidate their good work by beating teams they probably should have in mid season.

In short, my recollection of Ratten's team was of one that was unreliable and fragile - the opposite of Ratten as a player. Honestly BV, did you go to the footy any time in the last 4 years confident that Carlton would grind out a solid, professional win? Personally, I had no idea what I was going to get... Boiled lollies or chocolates.


While I don't disagree entirely we lost finals away to interstate teams above us on the ladder by a grand combined total of 15pts when underdog. The West Coast game when we were well undermanned and lost possibly because of a bad umpiring non-decision in the last 30 seconds. If you want to use finals performances to make your point then you're barking up the wrong tree there. You can spin anything to suit an argument. Generally speaking you have some good points but I wouldn't use finals as an example.


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PostPosted: Tue Nov 06, 2012 7:11 pm 
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Congratulations to Brad Green Moon

Had the navy and white colours too. Why didnt i back it? :banghead: :banghead:


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PostPosted: Wed Nov 07, 2012 6:28 am 
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Adelaide showed us up badly last year for intensity, contested ball and midfield accountability.

We should have poached whoever their midfield coach is, rather than get a soft front runner like Green......

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PostPosted: Wed Nov 07, 2012 6:33 am 
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Blueboy74 wrote:
Adelaide showed us up badly last year for intensity, contested ball and midfield accountability.

We should have poached whoever their midfield coach is, rather than get a soft front runner like Green......


So did Hawthorn, Port Adelaide, GCS - perhaps we should have recruited everyone that smashed us this year.


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PostPosted: Wed Nov 07, 2012 8:40 am 
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Juanita Jones wrote:
Blueboy74 wrote:
Adelaide showed us up badly last year for intensity, contested ball and midfield accountability.

We should have poached whoever their midfield coach is, rather than get a soft front runner like Green......


So did Hawthorn, Port Adelaide, GCS - perhaps we should have recruited everyone that smashed us this year.

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I love that some believe that a player's style of footy dictates that he lacks the footy smarts and communication skills to be a midfield coach. :?


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PostPosted: Wed Nov 07, 2012 8:53 am 
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Kouta wrote:
Juanita Jones wrote:
Blueboy74 wrote:
Adelaide showed us up badly last year for intensity, contested ball and midfield accountability.

We should have poached whoever their midfield coach is, rather than get a soft front runner like Green......


So did Hawthorn, Port Adelaide, GCS - perhaps we should have recruited everyone that smashed us this year.

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I love that some believe that a player's style of footy dictates that he lacks the footy smarts and communication skills to be a midfield coach. :?


:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: Comedy Gold!

Nicely done Kouta.

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PostPosted: Wed Nov 07, 2012 9:10 am 
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Give me some credit guys. I'm aware it is Camporeale.

Didn't think my post was that subtle, or my posts are generally that crap that it needed a :razz: or :wink:

:oops:

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PostPosted: Wed Nov 07, 2012 9:27 am 
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Give me some credit guys. I'm aware it is Camporeale.

Didn't think my post was that subtle, or my posts are generally that crap that it needed a :razz: or :wink:

:oops:


I knew what you were saying.

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PostPosted: Wed Nov 07, 2012 10:12 am 
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Blueboy74 wrote:
Give me some credit guys. I'm aware it is Camporeale.

Didn't think my post was that subtle, or my posts are generally that crap that it needed a :razz: or :wink:

:oops:


It was a gem! :clap:

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PostPosted: Wed Nov 07, 2012 10:52 am 
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PostPosted: Wed Nov 07, 2012 11:01 am 
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Blueboy74 wrote:
Give me some credit guys. I'm aware it is Camporeale.

Didn't think my post was that subtle, or my posts are generally that crap that it needed a :razz: or :wink:

:oops:

I wish I had thought of Camporeale. :razz:

I was thinking more along the lines of a player like Nick Stevens coaching Gippsland to the GF in the TAC Cup.

I guess some posters will reel out the jobs for the boys argument if Stevens comes back to Carlton as an assistant coach.

Ahhh, Stevens.

We could tell Mick that we employed Stevens as our coaching succession plan...


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At least he might try a bit harder, thinking he has finally made it to Collingwood.

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PostPosted: Thu Nov 08, 2012 9:19 am 
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Cazzesman wrote:
I would have thought 1 of his keys roles would be to get around and talk/mentor/encourage/support those on our list from years 0-4. He is some youth to go with our youth and he is 2 months out of the game. Surely that's not to hard to understand. :roll: :roll: :roll:

So he wasn't 1st choice. Some of those other choices said thanks but I have a good gig in the media, some said yes then shafted us days later and some said sorry but it doesn't suit my family at this time. Such is life.

There are obviously many knowledgeable, well read, close friends of Brad currently posting on TC about his supposed deficiencies. Lets be honestly here; I doubt those same posters would know him if they fell over him in the Street.

I doubt the Clubs 18-22yr old's would know much about him other than he has Captained an AFL team, played 250+ AFL games, played for Australia and that MM wanted him in a Coaching/Development role.

How many assistant Coaches that started under MM have carried on to Coach AFL teams and/or now hold lofty positions in the AFL? If MM can mold players I suspect he would have a fair influence on budding new Coaches.



Regards Cazzesman


Great post Mr C.


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PostPosted: Thu Nov 08, 2012 10:42 am 
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Cazzesman wrote:
I would have thought 1 of his keys roles would be to get around and talk/mentor/encourage/support those on our list from years 0-4. He is some youth to go with our youth and he is 2 months out of the game. Surely that's not to hard to understand. :roll: :roll: :roll:

So he wasn't 1st choice. Some of those other choices said thanks but I have a good gig in the media, some said yes then shafted us days later and some said sorry but it doesn't suit my family at this time. Such is life.

There are obviously many knowledgeable, well read, close friends of Brad currently posting on TC about his supposed deficiencies. Lets be honestly here; I doubt those same posters would know him if they fell over him in the Street.

I doubt the Clubs 18-22yr old's would know much about him other than he has Captained an AFL team, played 250+ AFL games, played for Australia and that MM wanted him in a Coaching/Development role.

How many assistant Coaches that started under MM have carried on to Coach AFL teams and/or now hold lofty positions in the AFL? If MM can mold players I suspect he would have a fair influence on budding new Coaches.



Regards Cazzesman


Great post Mr C.



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