gerry atric wrote:
The most astonishing thing about the Carlton development program is the ad hoc way it seems to have been staffed. I think Teague may well become a very good developemnt officer, but he wasn't first choice, McCartney was (I think). That's no big deal if Teague is the best man, but I wonder would he have got the job if he hadn't been there. Make him development officer by all means if he shows the aptitude and skills, but give him someone else with experience in development to help, and have him dedicated to that. He is also coach of the Ants, with no previous coaching experience (second choice as ratts wanted Mitch) and he is also captain of the Ants.
He may well do any one of these jobs well, but to have him in all three seems ridiculous and more attuned to Carlton in the past than going into the future. And to have no-one with experience involved with the Ants coaching or development is very, very strange. I would have thought development would have been a priority rather than an afterthought, tacked on to playing and coaching duites
Crossica sits in the box game day, i don't think he has to cut the oranges & make the cordial aswell!