I can see Cripps leaving if they don’t make the finals this yearI really can’t see Cripps leaving Carlton though.
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I can see Cripps leaving if they don’t make the finals this yearI really can’t see Cripps leaving Carlton though.
There's a nice big spot free on the back of our jumper they can plaster their logo all over if they want.
Not a sycophant????? Harsh on the rest of the players ie they are all sycophants??My phrasing was a bit harsh, but yes. I'm finding his tone whenever he talks about Dunkley as being quite troubling and a touch unprofessional. A little bit of stewing confusion at some of the strong opinions posted here in me, too.
Yeah it does seem that, at least in the eyes of Bev, Dunks didn't handle this the best. I don't know how valid that is but in believing that, I can absolutely see why he'd be upset.
But...I'm sure everyone here has had experiences where they've disliked or disagreed with a colleague or employee. The expectation is that you maintain professionalism and give them a fair go.
The expectations on Josh Dunkley should be that, irrespective of where he really wants to be right now, he works as hard as everybody else is expected to and commits to the team and club, as a contracted member of the workplace. Similarly, the expectation on Beveridge, as a contracted member of the workplace, should be that he forgives and forgets as far as match committee/review/coaching goes. It's fine to feel that frustration on the inside but I'm concerned from the tone every time he's asked about this that it is maybe interfering with his perception of Dunkley, the footballer.
I suppose, to summarise my concerns - I'm not saying that this is true, but sometimes it feels like anybody who isn't a sycophant is immediately on the outer.
Reasonable, but I thought Bailey Smith was a million times worse until he decided to push himself for a quarter of football at the end, for example. Not to single out Bailey, but I (a) find this idea that Dunkley needs to "prove himself" more than other players to be nonsensical; and (b) think he was hardly alone in not having the best game.
Cmon you have to be taking the MickeyThat's just a Goofy suggestion
It certainly wasn’t the main reason but it was one of their frustrations in the whole he’s difficult/frustrating to manage.I have never heard that reported anywhere... sounds made up
Haha I wouldn’t expect anything less from that Essendon w***erOn 7 News coming up Tim Watson "The Bulldog under the pump from coach Luke Beveridge" with footage of Dunks
Haha I wouldn’t expect anything less from that Essendon w***er
Anyone listen to Bont’s interview? Anything noteworthy?
J#sus Chr1st he is so f$%king predictable - F#$k you Watson and your biased reporting - creating a story where there is none.On 7 News coming up Tim Watson "The Bulldog under the pump from coach Luke Beveridge" with footage of Dunks
Naughton reckons Bailey Williams is the big improver over the preseason. The guy who improved more than any others in 2020 is apparently hitting the next level..
That depends on Dunkley's form warranting it.
This draft is said be high-quality and midfielder heavy, if the Zac Merrett FA compo pick is 4 or 5 I suspect that would be enough by itself.
I'd prefer to trade for an established KPD if there are any available, our first rounder can be on the table and any Dunkley first round pick we can take to the draft. Treloar may need to be managed soob, ditto Libba, and Dunkley out means another quality mid would be a good thing. Bailey Smith to FT mid and fingers crossed Vandermeer and McNeill can take wing rotations, but one more would be welcome.
Bev seems a heart and soul man. That can go two ways. Just gotta take the good with the bad.Frankly, I find the Dunkley stuff quite petulant and incomprehensibly immature. I feel as disappointed as anyone but this is bizarre behaviour.
I can never forgive BMac for what he said to Liam Jones.Bev seems a heart and soul man. That can go two ways. Just gotta take the good with the bad.
Rather Bev's approach than Macartneys media BS and then bullying behind closed doors...rather a Bev flag than a Macca sh*t show too
What did he say?I can never forgive BMac for what he said to Liam Jones.
I would have left the club too. In other workplaces BMac would have been instantly dismissed
I remember being shocked when he first joined and I heard an interview.Anyone seen the Stef Martin interview on the dogs website? He's the most well spoken footballer I've ever seen!