Rabbit wrote:
jimmae wrote:
Effes wrote:
Sydney Blue wrote:
If he doesn't voluntarily stand down after breaking the record he will be here for 5 just like Ratten and Pagan
And if that happens there will be
massive numbers of people not renewing their membership.
That's assuming he can't turn this around. Pagan gave up arguing, Ratten ran out of answers; Mick's not short on either behind closed doors.
Just the stubborn prick this club might need.
I think so. It is going to take a stubborn prick who won't care what the uneducated masses think.
He has done it before, has seen most things in football and still has the will to do it.
It will obviously take more than the coach, most agree the club needs a shake up but bringing in a young coach at this point won't change anything in the long term and just prematurely end another young coaches career.
Bring in the next coach in 2018 and give Mick the time to sort some of these problems out. Quick fixes will get us nowhere.
On average MM needs 11+ years to win a flag. Do we have that time.
I don't think any one disputes that he is one of the best coaches out there. But, since he has come in, we have not made the finals once (legitimately). But, having said that, we did play in the finals and won a finals match under Mick thanks to ASADA. So in 2013 we finished 6th. 1 season and 2 games later in we are bottom 3 team with no effort, motivation, intensity or anything that represents a gameplan. Something has gone amiss. Even early last season Mick called the leadership group in to see if they were following the GP and believed in. They obviously said yes and then Mick told the leadership group to ask the rest of the playing group. They obviously said yes and the season continues. It is clear that the players obviously don't understand the game plan or can't execute it and that is a major coaching flaw.
What is happening now is generally when a coach has lost the players. You watch any coach sacked during the season and this has all the characteristics of that right now. Players are leaving the club and no one is coming to the club. I heard on open mike with guy mckenna and he said one time at training he pushed glenn jakovich up against a wall and started yelling at him. Now that was probably the norm back then, but now players have free agency and probably don't respond to that type of coaching style. I hope he isn't coaching that way still, as it will get players offside. But, l think he wouldn't change too much.
It is ironic that 1 season and 2 games ago we finished 6th. Mick cleaned out the list and was praised for it by a lot on here. Well in 1season and 2 games he has turned the club in to bottom 3. So for those supporters, enjoy the lack of success. We could have synbad coaching Carlton right now and we would get the same results.
If Mick wants to save his legacy, the board should talk to him now and let him go out on his own terms. Retire after he has his record and not be sacked afterwards. He can simply say l am retiring, l don't have the passion to go beyond this year and l think it would be better to leave now with the club to search for a new coach.
A form of insanity is when you continue to do the same thing over and over for the same results without changing anything. Who knows what a new coach can do with this list, Beveridge has really got bulldogs play inspired football hey