Here's the thing, Koch and co wants Carr to be Hinkley 2.0.
What is even the point of a succession if that is the plan.
You may as well keep Ken and keep beating bottom 10 teams.
Should count blessings that we were able to bring in Soldo, Sweet would have made us just as bad as having Lycett last year.
Also told you so that Hayes is better than Sweet.
Reminder that we rushed McKenzie and Lycett back into the side last year to save Ken his job and then concluded last year's failure of a season was because of bad luck
Step one of a succession plan is that the predecessor has had actual success.
You just feel it's going to fail. Especially with more time he spends under Ken.
Ken Hinkley explains the 73pt turnaround in press conference: “Well, there were some numbers that were pretty easy to see if you look at the numbers ... they were playing aggressive and continue to play aggressive but what they did when they played aggressive was continue to turn up.”
That is...
Our midfield is too lightweight.
Skilled players no doubt but there is no grunt. They are easily bodied off the ball, they cannot stick tackles.
I'm not sure what the solution is but I'm pretty certain it's more than just Wines and Drew taking some centre ounces
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