Coach Carlton and Michael Voss - where to now

[errant bounce]

Should be sacked but the club is spineless.

Should take the list manager with him.

For who? I have a feeling half the reason clubs are re-singing Justin Longmuir and Ross Lyon is because there's no one out there.

And Carlton have tried everything.

The favourite son, the reigning and two time premiership older head crossing over from the rival, the second-in-charge to a coaching legend who finally gets his chance, the smart guy in glasses, now the champion ex-three-time-premiership-captain.

They have tried everything and nothing happens.

Carlton just have a ****ed up board, how John Elliot isn't outright hated there is beyond me. the salary cap scandal has ****ed them probably more than Essendon's 2012 issues have them.

 

[nut]

Cripps should not play midfield.
He should be a HFF with occasional bursts in the middle.
The over reliance on him is having a negative effect on the team.

 

[Cyber_punk]

Never understood the hype around Voss as a coach and why they were so enthusiastic for him.

Did nothing coaching at Brisbane. Was like a slightly worse Brad Scott.

 

[BigVic]

They are now 2-11 from 13 games.
They’ve had an entire off season to improve.
Instead they let reasonable players go and look worse than last year.
Fitness is one thing you can be elite at …

Their off-season was a nightmare.

CEO Luke Sayers out the door in January and their #3 draft pick Jagga Smith went down with an ACL injury in pre-season training.

 

[Hollow Knight]

Best use of Vossy at this point would be to put himself straight into the midfield. Even with no cartilage in his knee he would still be twice the player of peahearts like Cerra.

 

[g_TRAIN]

Should have gone after Kingsley but from memory they didn't even interview him.

 

[Apsaalooke]

After 1 game? Yeah never going to happen to any head coach in any sport.

Would expect them to start the season at best 1-3 before playing West Coast and North so could get back to 3-3. If they are 1-5 or 0-6 he may go then but they probably give him to the bye

Wayne Schimmelbusch was sacked in the pre-season after a 147 point loss to Adelaide in 1993 and replaced by Denis Pagan

 

[Aura]

I like Chris Scott as our coach and would be perfectly content for him to remain at Geelong for as long as Kevin Sheedy did at Essendon. However, I also acknowledge that, over time, fresh ideas can benefit a team.

Carlton and even Tasmania should be making every effort to lure him away. If they aren’t, then those in charge simply aren’t doing their jobs. With Brian Cook at the Blues wasting away all their potential with Vossy, I think Carlton stands as one of the more likely teams to pry Scott from the Cattery.

 

[L_W_P]

They have all the talent in the world but they lack a decent small forward (had one in Owies but showed zero faith) and their worst attribute is their team defence.

You have to wonder what Brad Scott or Ross Lyon would be doing with this team right now, given both of them are so focused on building around team defence and slingshot footy vs contested ball and 'star' power...

 

[L_W_P]

Never understood the hype around Voss as a coach and why they were so enthusiastic for him.

Did nothing coaching at Brisbane. Was like a slightly worse Brad Scott.

This.

Rekon it's a bit like Nathan Buckley and probably why Rob Harvey hasn't ever got a gig: These gun players were capable of things most can't even get close to.

Very rarely does a superstar player turn into a superstar coach.

More than often it's the 'B' grade guy who had to bust arse and find alternative ways of doing things to make up the gap in pure skill.

AFL is starting to fall into the Cult of Personality trap with coaching.

 

[Mr Meow]

I like Chris Scott as our coach and would be perfectly content for him to remain at Geelong for as long as Kevin Sheedy did at Essendon. However, I also acknowledge that, over time, fresh ideas can benefit a team.

Carlton and even Tasmania should be making every effort to lure him away. If they aren’t, then those in charge simply aren’t doing their jobs. With Brian Cook at the Blues wasting away all their potential with Vossy, I think Carlton stands as one of the more likely teams to pry Scott from the Cattery.

Scott would probably get this Carlton squad regularly finishing top 4 and having a Geelong 2016-2021 style run of prelims, maybe a grand final.

However their list is similarly deficient and lacking in depth in some areas, like that Cats side was until the forward line was overhauled among a few other key changes.

Sorting their bottom 8 players out would still be needed to go all the way, even with a master coach.

 

[freo1]

Have never understood why they're rated so highly - they're a group with some stars, but hardly an even spread who play solid team football.

Weitering is a problem for me - he looks far, far too bulked. He shouldnt venture anywhere beyond the Arc as he's not mobile enough. Looks like they've built him into a bloke to take on gorillas in the goal square. His effort on the wing at the end there was horrid. He gave up and whinged to the ump over a fair push in the side. That shows a distinct lack of mental toughness which is very poor from one of the stars and leaders at Carlton. I viewed him too far up the ground all too often - which i think wouldve been a Richmond tactic. Drag him out and expose his mobility on turnover.

 

[lionbear]

They had a 41 point lead and won against GWS in the pre season, hardly panic stations. Richmond was going to win at some stage and you just hope when you play them this year the kids dont fire up like they did last night.

Brisbane lead by how much in opening round last year and lost, what did they go on to do?

 

[themidlandmaster]

This.

Rekon it's a bit like Nathan Buckley and probably why Rob Harvey hasn't ever got a gig: These gun players were capable of things most can't even get close to.

Very rarely does a superstar player turn into a superstar coach.

More than often it's the 'B' grade guy who had to bust arse and find alternative ways of doing things to make up the gap in pure skill.

AFL is starting to fall into the Cult of Personality trap with coaching.

It's interesting, but I'm not sure that's always true. Leigh Matthews and Malcolm Blight were good coaches.

 

[Daka]

KB said that after we beat Carlton before the match said that their supporters & everyone will go back to calling for Vossy's head he is not wrong.

 

[Dangerousfield]

They have fallen off since the mid-season bye

Voss isn't a good coach at all but the club wants to keep him.

Stability is the buzzword being used by these mid table teams. Voss brings stability

 

[Sweeetleftfoot]

where to ? An extension …
Close thread.

 

[Aura]

Stability is the buzzword being used by these mid table teams. Voss brings stability

Then they’d be better off with Ken Hinkley. He won’t deliver a premiership, but with no single digit win seasons to his name, he’s as stable a coach as you’ll find.

Scott would probably get this Carlton squad regularly finishing top 4 and having a Geelong 2016-2021 style run of prelims, maybe a grand final.

If I were a Carlton supporter, given the past 25 years, I’d probably take that without hesitation. I believe they’ve only finished above us once since around 2001, which speaks for itself.

 

[evo]

He will always be Crazy Vossy to me.

The longer he coaches Carlton the better.

 

[Mr.X]

 

[KissKiss]

Have never understood why they're rated so highly - they're a group with some stars, but hardly an even spread who play solid team football.

Weitering is a problem for me - he looks far, far too bulked. He shouldnt venture anywhere beyond the Arc as he's not mobile enough. Looks like they've built him into a bloke to take on gorillas in the goal square. His effort on the wing at the end there was horrid. He gave up and whinged to the ump over a fair push in the side. That shows a distinct lack of mental toughness which is very poor from one of the stars and leaders at Carlton. I viewed him too far up the ground all too often - which i think wouldve been a Richmond tactic. Drag him out and expose his mobility on turnover.

Few people have been calling it out for a while that he will happily follow his man on decoy leads everywhere. Great if he never loses a contest to them but not great if teams just play around him. Doesnt look like he will be willing to risk leaving his man enough to try and intercept elsewhere and help the other defenders out. Might be too worried about his own stats to really worry about the whole team defence

 

[PP34]

KB said that after we beat Carlton before the match said that their supporters & everyone will go back to calling for Vossy's head he is not wrong.

Never wanted him.

Was another laughable messiah appointment.

Club is obsessed with name over actual ability

 

[north_lad]

Stability is the buzzword being used by these mid table teams. Voss brings stability

You'd know I guess

 

[dazzledavey36]

One of the most bizarre coaching decisions going around watching Cripps in the ruck.

 

[Aura]

You'd know I guess

Reckon you’ll finally be back to that pack this year after 5 bottom 2 finishes in a row.



Don’t let me down