I have been on the Chris Scott bandwagon for years, and yet it is obvious he is quite vilified, on this board and the Geelong one even. Regardless of what happens next week, surely this latest Geelong team proves he is a great coach? It is obvious that anyone who watches the current Geelong team sees how well drilled they are. They don't even have a traditional midfield; they just have this weird team of flexible athletic players who roam about and rotate in and out of different positions. Geelong got smashed in the Prelim last year, and Chris scott did what any good coach would do; look at why and how they can combat it and changed the gameplan to suit the players they had.
I will most likely be shat on by everyone but eh, I don't care
I think Chris Scott is a tremendous coach and essentially set out for Geelong to be competitive over a long period while slowly rebuilding. And it is obvious looking back at the players that have been drafted, that 2014 - 2017 were the rebuild years, and now we are seeing the fruits of the efforts of players drafted during that period, it just so happens that Geelong also competed in those years. Which is what his goal was when he first got hired. When his contract got extended people on here - and the media even - slammed the Geelong board but it is obvious that the entire club is operating in sync.
I will most likely be shat on by everyone but eh, I don't care
I think Chris Scott is a tremendous coach and essentially set out for Geelong to be competitive over a long period while slowly rebuilding. And it is obvious looking back at the players that have been drafted, that 2014 - 2017 were the rebuild years, and now we are seeing the fruits of the efforts of players drafted during that period, it just so happens that Geelong also competed in those years. Which is what his goal was when he first got hired. When his contract got extended people on here - and the media even - slammed the Geelong board but it is obvious that the entire club is operating in sync.
