I think Dimma gets too much credit for Richmond's premiership. He quite clearly has a strong relationship with the players and is very professional but for the first 6 years of his coaching career Richmond played a slow possession based style of footy that had the one of the poorer tackling/pressure sides in the comp. Which makes it extremely obvious the mastermind behind Richmond's new game plan was not Dimma.
Still one has to give Dimma plenty of credit for admitting he was wrong and being willing to accept new ideas.
Still one has to give Dimma plenty of credit for admitting he was wrong and being willing to accept new ideas.