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 Post subject: Re: Ratts Future
PostPosted: Thu Jul 21, 2011 10:34 am 
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I reckon they will sign him for sure. He would have to stuff up the next month to lose his position.

It takes too long for a new coach to come in and get a team firing and i reckon they will role the dice on Ratts as next year will be peak year for the list. It would also be nice to avoid the 'must win a final' circus that could put extra pressure on the team come round one of the finals 2011. Having the whole team know that that isnt the case and they are going forward with a set plan will be advantagous for the Blues. If we fail in finals again and its the usual suspects that let us down then big changes to the list will surely be made.


I hope we're a bit mentally tougher than that.


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 Post subject: Re: Ratts Future
PostPosted: Thu Jul 21, 2011 10:35 am 
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club29 wrote:
I reckon they will sign him for sure. He would have to stuff up the next month to lose his position.

It takes too long for a new coach to come in and get a team firing and i reckon they will role the dice on Ratts as next year will be peak year for the list. It would also be nice to avoid the 'must win a final' circus that could put extra pressure on the team come round one of the finals 2011. Having the whole team know that that isnt the case and they are going forward with a set plan will be advantagous for the Blues. If we fail in finals again and its the usual suspects that let us down then big changes to the list will surely be made.


I hope we're a bit mentally tougher than that.


Me too.


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 Post subject: Re: Ratts Future
PostPosted: Thu Jul 21, 2011 12:49 pm 
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ThePsychologist wrote:
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Need to be patient, Ratts has the smarts is still learning the caper and developing into a stronger leader.

The one characteristic most successful sides posses is strong leadership. Paul Roo's at Sydney, Worsfold at West Coast, Cook & Costa at Geelong, Malthouse at Collingwood.

Once your team ethos is established, you need to be strong to maintain it. Zero tolerance to those who do not buy into it, and embrace and encourage those who accept it.



I understand your point but don't agree.

Ratten I believe is strong character but I have doubts on him as a strong 'leader'. I just don't believe he has that characteristic. I see him as a great development or specialist coach.

I said at the time he was appointed that it is a great risk to appoint a new coach with limited experience to a young list! It rarely if ever works.

They are both learning on the spot and simple mistakes can cause a lot of damage and confusion.

Imagine what a Mathews, Malthouse, Roos, Williams, Clarkson may of done with our young list?
It is fine to have zero tolerance but if the 'group' doesn't support the direction it will fall apart very quickly.

Let me be clear I like Ratten and think he has a lot of positives but when you are in a team with high expectations in the top level of your sport you must strive for the best! Not make the best of what you have got.


What about Pagan? His reputation at the time was at least the equal of three of those names on your list. IMO sacking a coach who gets us in the top four would be madness.


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 Post subject: Re: Ratts Future
PostPosted: Thu Jul 21, 2011 2:22 pm 
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BigKev wrote:
ThePsychologist wrote:
goodbuzz wrote:
Need to be patient, Ratts has the smarts is still learning the caper and developing into a stronger leader.

The one characteristic most successful sides posses is strong leadership. Paul Roo's at Sydney, Worsfold at West Coast, Cook & Costa at Geelong, Malthouse at Collingwood.

Once your team ethos is established, you need to be strong to maintain it. Zero tolerance to those who do not buy into it, and embrace and encourage those who accept it.



I understand your point but don't agree.

Ratten I believe is strong character but I have doubts on him as a strong 'leader'. I just don't believe he has that characteristic. I see him as a great development or specialist coach.

I said at the time he was appointed that it is a great risk to appoint a new coach with limited experience to a young list! It rarely if ever works.

They are both learning on the spot and simple mistakes can cause a lot of damage and confusion.

Imagine what a Mathews, Malthouse, Roos, Williams, Clarkson may of done with our young list?
It is fine to have zero tolerance but if the 'group' doesn't support the direction it will fall apart very quickly.

Let me be clear I like Ratten and think he has a lot of positives but when you are in a team with high expectations in the top level of your sport you must strive for the best! Not make the best of what you have got.


What about Pagan? His reputation at the time was at least the equal of three of those names on your list. IMO sacking a coach who gets us in the top four would be madness.


Under normal circumstances - yes.
But how much of the improvement is due to Ratten?
How much is due to Judd & the number one draft picks?
And how much is due to improving the calibre of assistant coaches? If they go will Ratten still be as effective with average assistants?

It's tough to isolate.


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 Post subject: Re: Ratts Future
PostPosted: Thu Jul 21, 2011 2:22 pm 
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BigKev wrote:
ThePsychologist wrote:
goodbuzz wrote:
Need to be patient, Ratts has the smarts is still learning the caper and developing into a stronger leader.

The one characteristic most successful sides posses is strong leadership. Paul Roo's at Sydney, Worsfold at West Coast, Cook & Costa at Geelong, Malthouse at Collingwood.

Once your team ethos is established, you need to be strong to maintain it. Zero tolerance to those who do not buy into it, and embrace and encourage those who accept it.



I understand your point but don't agree.

Ratten I believe is strong character but I have doubts on him as a strong 'leader'. I just don't believe he has that characteristic. I see him as a great development or specialist coach.

I said at the time he was appointed that it is a great risk to appoint a new coach with limited experience to a young list! It rarely if ever works.

They are both learning on the spot and simple mistakes can cause a lot of damage and confusion.

Imagine what a Mathews, Malthouse, Roos, Williams, Clarkson may of done with our young list?
It is fine to have zero tolerance but if the 'group' doesn't support the direction it will fall apart very quickly.

Let me be clear I like Ratten and think he has a lot of positives but when you are in a team with high expectations in the top level of your sport you must strive for the best! Not make the best of what you have got.


What about Pagan? His reputation at the time was at least the equal of three of those names on your list. IMO sacking a coach who gets us in the top four would be madness.


There was a reason I didn't mention Pagan. Different type of person with different skills that didn't adapt to the modern style of football. I didn't mention REPUTATION my comments were based upon experience to take a young list to the top.

People keep bringing up Top 4. There is a big difference between Top 4 and a Premiership. Just ask Eade & Lyon.

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 Post subject: Re: Ratts Future
PostPosted: Thu Jul 21, 2011 9:36 pm 
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Thing is with Pagan, he was at the club when we had zero resources and next to zero talent. Who else do you suggest would of done better?

If Britts hung around, do people think we would of been back challenging for a flag by 2005?


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 Post subject: Re: Ratts Future
PostPosted: Fri Aug 26, 2011 12:07 pm 
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Clarko gets 3 year extension before the season ends.
Anyone think Swann is a chance to backflip & re-sign Ratts early?

Interesting to see all the Malthouse stories splashed across the Hun this week....


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 Post subject: Re: Ratts Future
PostPosted: Fri Aug 26, 2011 12:33 pm 
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I think Ratts has done okay but I wouldn't look at giving him a contract till September 12th.

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 Post subject: Re: Ratts Future
PostPosted: Fri Aug 26, 2011 12:40 pm 
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TheGame wrote:
I think Ratts has done okay but I wouldn't look at giving him a contract till September 12th.


Nah, sign him up October 2nd.
Don't want him getting distracted.


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 Post subject: Re: Ratts Future
PostPosted: Fri Aug 26, 2011 1:03 pm 
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difference between ratten and others (eg.lyon, clarkson, eade etc) is that there is no need to re-sign him...simply because I don't believe he would be closely looked at by other clubs for the senior coaching role

IMO, that says a lot....


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 Post subject: Re: Ratts Future
PostPosted: Fri Aug 26, 2011 1:34 pm 
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Who is a better developed player than 3 years ago and who has gone backwards?
We all want success but most importantly, I want to see our players develop and improve. That's the sign of a good coaching structure and a strong club culture.

Let's review our list and assess whether we have a quality system in place that promotes strong and consistent player development.

Murphy?
Gibbs?
Russell?
Yarran?
Hampson?
Bower?
Lucas?
Jamison?
Thornton? etc etc etc

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 Post subject: Re: Ratts Future
PostPosted: Fri Aug 26, 2011 3:00 pm 
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Damien Barrett on the Footy Show last night said that he believed that Ratten will be offered a new 2 year deal. He said that the board met earlier in the week.


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 Post subject: Re: Ratts Future
PostPosted: Fri Aug 26, 2011 3:10 pm 
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Blue Vain wrote:
Who is a better developed player than 3 years ago and who has gone backwards?
We all want success but most importantly, I want to see our players develop and improve. That's the sign of a good coaching structure and a strong club culture.

Let's review our list and assess whether we have a quality system in place that promotes strong and consistent player development.

Murphy?
Gibbs?
Russell?
Yarran?
Hampson?
Bower?
Lucas?
Jamison?
Thornton? etc etc etc



Just on the ones you nominated

Murphy? becomming elite
Gibbs? getting better set some big task and has preformed well
Russell? good last year -stalled this year
Yarran? improved out of sight
Hampson? showing all the signs just needs to clunk them
Bower? gone backward most likely due to injury
Lucas? gone backward most likely due to injury
Jamison? improved out of sight
Thornton? this year was his best

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 Post subject: Re: Ratts Future
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Blue Vain wrote:
Who is a better developed player than 3 years ago and who has gone backwards?
We all want success but most importantly, I want to see our players develop and improve. That's the sign of a good coaching structure and a strong club culture.

Let's review our list and assess whether we have a quality system in place that promotes strong and consistent player development.

Murphy?
Gibbs?
Russell?
Yarran?
Hampson?
Bower?
Lucas?
Jamison?
Thornton? etc etc etc



Just on the ones you nominated

Murphy? becomming elite
Gibbs? getting better set some big task and has preformed well
Russell? good last year -stalled this year
Yarran? improved out of sight
Hampson? showing all the signs just needs to clunk them
Bower? gone backward most likely due to injury
Lucas? gone backward most likely due to injury
Jamison? improved out of sight
Thornton? this year was his best

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 Post subject: Re: Ratts Future
PostPosted: Fri Aug 26, 2011 4:47 pm 
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kezza wrote:
Damien Barrett on the Footy Show last night said that he believed that Ratten will be offered a new 2 year deal. He said that the board met earlier in the week.

I doubt anything would be offered before the end of the season inclusive of finals....

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 Post subject: Re: Ratts Future
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Which leadership characteristics do you feel Ratts is missing, that some other coaches possess psych?


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 Post subject: Re: Ratts Future
PostPosted: Fri Aug 26, 2011 5:21 pm 
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previous premiership coaches generally have developed a specific game style that quickly became a trend...

this game plan was generally revolutionary at the time in the sense that it was designed to overcome the previous premiers and suited to their team's specific strengths and weaknesses.

paul roos - contested footy which suited his hard nosed in and under team
mark thompson - high possession move the ball quickly through the corridor, designed to capitalise on his highly skilled (but not overly quick) midfield
alistar clarkson - clarko's cluster which was the initial zone set up, designed to trap the geelong movement
ross lyon (I KNOW he didn't win one but got very close !) - developed the zone but moved it forward and started the first press
m malthouse - countered the st kilda press by shifting the ball wide along the boundayr and then implementing an uber forward press

I am not specifically anti Brett Ratten...I think he has improved this year, becoming closer to the players etc, adopting the collingwood fwd press and has been more willing to make moves during a game

But I just don't believe he has the supreme tactical nous to climb the summit ! We can't simply follow Collingwood, we need to have a coach who will develop something different to overcome their strengths...

And I simply don't think Rats is the man.


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 Post subject: Re: Ratts Future
PostPosted: Fri Aug 26, 2011 9:18 pm 
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Just on Malthouse. He always coached his teams to go around the boundary. WC did it under him and the magpies have played that way for years and years.
He took St Kildas press to a new level and worked with soccer coaches on ways to manipulate space.

All teams are pretty much aiming to do what the pies did with their own little twist. The hawks have their twist trying to deny the opposition the ball. Something we dabled with early in the year against the pies. Cats doing the press thing but still doing what they do when they get the chance and we have our own little subtleties.

I think the game is getting to a stage where the differences between gameplans of the top teams will be less and less.

I reckon the blues should start announcing it is as good as done so to get the media off their case. All along knowing and Ratts knowing he has to win a final. If he fails they should look a bit deeper into what is going wrong. This could spell the end for Ratts and you would hope if he goes a number of repeat offending players will also get traded off also.

Having said all that i reckon we will smash the 8th placed team and have a serious impact on the finals this year and Ratts will get a 2 year extension.


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livolover wrote:

But I just don't believe he has the supreme tactical nous to climb the summit ! We can't simply follow Collingwood, we need to have a coach who will develop something different to overcome their strengths...

And I simply don't think Rats is the man.


Ratts has improved the team every year. That is a statistical fact. No matter what the game plan is he still needs the players to implement it. The club is still working towards getting all those players on the park at the same time. That is also a fact. As Leigh Matthews suggested..............show some patience.

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 Post subject: Re: Ratts Future
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Cazzesman wrote:
livolover wrote:

But I just don't believe he has the supreme tactical nous to climb the summit ! We can't simply follow Collingwood, we need to have a coach who will develop something different to overcome their strengths...

And I simply don't think Rats is the man.


Ratts has improved the team every year. That is a statistical fact. No matter what the game plan is he still needs the players to implement it. The club is still working towards getting all those players on the park at the same time. That is also a fact. As Leigh Matthews suggested..............show some patience.

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