Curious what you would have done?
Although tongue in cheek Fronk has a good point. Given form, injuries, retirements etc - this highlights the deficiencies in our list.
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Curious what you would have done?
So again, what should Bev have done instead?Although tongue in cheek Fronk has a good point. Given form, injuries, retirements etc - this highlights the deficiencies in our list.
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If Josh Schahce is not going to be the forward he was supposed to be why not do a reverse Naughton and chuck him down back and see how he plays there, his a big body
It might not work. Or it might. Can't hurt to try if - eventually - they don't think he'll make it as a forward. Right now they haven't given up on him in that role.lol Schache in back line with the intensity off a grape and contested marking ability of Jarryd Grant
Yeah that will work well but why not will be good for sh!ts and giggles
lol Schache in back line with the intensity off a grape and contested marking ability of Jarryd Grant
Yeah that will work well but why not will be good for sh!ts and giggles
Its the VFL, and is very much the place to make speculative moves. You'd rather we never try anything and assume a player can only work one way? You'd be a real **** coach. I'm sure you'd have assumed Liam Jones would have been a rubbish defender.
Ultimately, such a move may allow him to develop more attributes (including an increase in intensity).
It might not work. Or it might. Can't hurt to try if - eventually - they don't think he'll make it as a forward. Right now they haven't given up on him in that role.
Incidentally nobody gave Liam Jones any chance of success when he used to run around like a headless chook as a forward.
lol Schache in back line with the intensity off a grape and contested marking ability of Jarryd Grant
Yeah that will work well but why not will be good for sh!ts and giggles
Josh Schaches weaknesses are
Contested marking
Intensity at contest
Chasing and pressure
Mental strength
Doesn’t like body contact
Now please explain how a move into the backline, that will further highlight these weaknesses can help the kid? Yes it’s great to try and try things but somethings will never work(see Easton Wood forward).
I’ve said this several times. Or but I don’t think Josh will ever make it due to the issues every coach he has had since 15 has said are his problems. The kid has talent but an absolute lack of want and desire and you can move him all over the place and that isn’t going to change
what did jonho actually say?We are still playing a quick play on game and the teams at the top of the ladder play slower and also retain the ball better, as turnovers are the main mechanism for generating scores.
Johnno isn't needlessly potting the club, he's absolutely a bulldog fan too but unfortunately he's 100% right.
https://www.foxsports.com.au/afl/af...s/news-story/83e7f6a9ba9c6632436d67f50e88d9c2what did jonho actually say?
Well Helloooo, hard to question Sheehan here, been talking about this for months - coaching panel and leadership group.https://www.sen.com.au/news/2019/06...made-if-bulldogs-inconsistent-form-continues/
Sheahan: "Big decisions" will be made if Bulldogs' inconsistent form continues
Veteran journalist Mike Sheahan believes that more pressure should be placed on the Western Bulldogs.
The Bulldogs sit 14th on the ladder with four wins and seven losses and haven’t made the finals since their drought-breaking premiership in 2016.
Sheahan believes the Bulldogs should be placed under the microscope.
“They’ve escaped scrutiny because we’ve always been targeting other clubs,” he told SEN Breakfast.
“I don’t know whether it’s lack of public interest or not, but they certainly deserve the microscope.
I think if they continue this year the way they have gone for the first half of the year, there will be some big decisions made at the end of the year.”
Sheahan believes that a lot of credits come with being a premiership coach but they have an “expiry date”.
The veteran journalist says Bulldogs coach Luke Beveridge is running out of time to bring his side back to the finals.
“I would say it’s three years, and this is Bevo’s third year since the flag,” he said.
“If I were Peter Gordon (Western Bulldogs president), I would be going to people and saying 'what’s happening here?'”
The Western Bulldogs have a bye this week before facing Carlton on Saturday June 15 at Marvel Stadium.
We escape scrutiny every single year. About time someone shines a torch on us!https://www.sen.com.au/news/2019/06...made-if-bulldogs-inconsistent-form-continues/
Sheahan: "Big decisions" will be made if Bulldogs' inconsistent form continues
Veteran journalist Mike Sheahan believes that more pressure should be placed on the Western Bulldogs.
The Bulldogs sit 14th on the ladder with four wins and seven losses and haven’t made the finals since their drought-breaking premiership in 2016.
Sheahan believes the Bulldogs should be placed under the microscope.
“They’ve escaped scrutiny because we’ve always been targeting other clubs,” he told SEN Breakfast.
“I don’t know whether it’s lack of public interest or not, but they certainly deserve the microscope.
I think if they continue this year the way they have gone for the first half of the year, there will be some big decisions made at the end of the year.”
Sheahan believes that a lot of credits come with being a premiership coach but they have an “expiry date”.
The veteran journalist says Bulldogs coach Luke Beveridge is running out of time to bring his side back to the finals.
“I would say it’s three years, and this is Bevo’s third year since the flag,” he said.
“If I were Peter Gordon (Western Bulldogs president), I would be going to people and saying 'what’s happening here?'”
The Western Bulldogs have a bye this week before facing Carlton on Saturday June 15 at Marvel Stadium.
Thought a couple of weeks ago bringing in
Dale ,Lipinsk ,Willliams would take the side
forward.With Schache if their is no improvement it's because of that. Relying on recruiting rehashed players to the detrement of development is a huge mistake.
Mcartney as bad as he was promoted development.
Which Bev benefited from in 2015..
Bev is a great coach in my books
But l repeat leave recruitment to the experts.
Ex Hawthorn playersOne thing we need to remember is that there wouldn’t be a coach in the comp that isn’t involved in recruitment to some degree. With some being involved more than others ie Clarko.
I just find it a little ridiculous that we’d think Bev is pretty much in charge of ours and doesn’t let the recruiters do their job.
Your comment in regards to this, Ringa, is it on the back of what posters have said in here or do you know for a fact that Bev has control over recruiting ?
I'd you guys lose to carlton next week does he come under pressure? 66% of their wins would have come from you if that happens