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http://www.news.com.au/national/joh...ichael-malthouse/story-e6frfkp9-1227366567248
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Let's hope this isn't true
http://www.news.com.au/national/joh...ichael-malthouse/story-e6frfkp9-1227366567248
First time posting on BF. Unfortunately the damage has been done, the first and second year players have been introduced to a losing culture and an environment where they would have to absorb a lot of unwanted pressure, from internally at the club, the media and especially from the members. I have been a Carlton fan from the age of 4, nearly 40 years ago and my memories growing up were of a strong and successful team, a powerhouse of the competition and we were arrogant. I have been privileged to 5 flags, yet over the last 19 years we have been left behind and lesser clubs have surpassed us. The time has come for the CFC to start getting things right and as much as MM has tried the team has gone backwards over the last three years. He has done so much for the game of AFL, andI'm not normally one to advocate mid-season sackings but after being at the game last I do worry what long term damage this may be doing to our younger players. Was just so sad last night seeing these kids just lost out in the ground.
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Let's hope this isn't true
http://www.news.com.au/national/joh...ichael-malthouse/story-e6frfkp9-1227366567248
Spot on and will release the shackles and play the kidsWhile I'm not a fan of Barker at all he has a significantly lighter attitude than Mick. You can cut the tension with a knife currently. Even if Barker only takes on the role until the end of the year getting rid of much of the tension might well be the best thing to happen for the playing group.
Just replace him with a good professional coach at the end of the year.
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At least it gives us time to interview candidates for the role. Not such a bad thing if Mick isn't going on next year.This
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A coaching change is a bandaid on a gushing head wound of our once proud club
Let the guys just play footy without this gameplan where we hug the boundary. Run and gun....we have nothing to lose.Spot on and will release the shackles and play the kids
Never said it was bad thing I'm just pointing out a simple coach change won't fix our issues and we can't treat it like it willAt least it gives us time to interview candidates for the role. Not such a bad thing if Mick isn't going on next year.
Never said it was bad thing I'm just pointing out a simple coach change won't fix our issues and we can't treat it like it will
Get ready to copy and paste that line over and over again in the first post-game autopsy thread after we appoint a new coach and still get thumped by 60!Well, actually it can fix issues. It may not result in wins this year, but it is certainly a step in the direction of POTENTIALLY fixing issues.
Up until 4 weeks ago I would have agreed with you.Whether Malthouse is the right coach is one thing, but 'ANYONE' is not automatically a better choice than Malthouse. Change by itself isn't going to fix anything - if we change it has to be a rational choice of a better coach. Not just 'anyone but Malthouse'.
Get ready to copy and paste that line over and over again in the first post-game autopsy thread after we appoint a new coach and still get thumped by 60!
It may empower them for the next 12 weeks, where they can increase their trade value before we ship them off elsewhere.If MM is sacked it empowers the players, I am not saying MM is the right coach for our club, I just worry about the message it sends to all our players who choose not to have a crack each weekend.
That's practically a win...Get ready to copy and paste that line over and over again in the first post-game autopsy thread after we appoint a new coach and still get thumped by 60!
Which is exactly what Barker said in an interview after the Brisbane game. Reckon he could breathe some fresh air into the place...even if it's just a few weeks until things go back to normal.Let the guys just play footy without this gameplan where we hug the boundary. Run and gun....we have nothing to lose.
I really don't understand the binary nature of that position though. I don't have a set opinion of how long we should persist with him, but I can't possibly believe that just any other person would automatically equal more success. I think that if we make the wrong call now (popularist, panicking, reflexive or whatever) that it might shut our princess players up for five minutes, but then we're back at square one with an unsuccessful coach that knows less than the unsuccessful coach we have now.Up until 4 weeks ago I would have agreed with you.
See, that I would understand. I have no idea whether either of them would be any good, but I can understand the logic of that decision if the club went that way.Would love to see the club go out and get either Brendan Bolton or Stuey Dew. Both highly credentialed assistants from well performing clubs with good cultures.
Would love to see the club go out and get either Brendan Bolton or Stuey Dew. Both highly credentialed assistants from well performing clubs with good cultures.
Stevo has put Stuey as front & centre for our interest. See what he thinks of our efforts 1st hand on Friday night.