They love him and want him back. It's good he's getting experience at another club , not like Bucks, Voss , Watson and Hird .You are very bullish on Stewie Dew Bedders. Is this a done deal from your information?
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They love him and want him back. It's good he's getting experience at another club , not like Bucks, Voss , Watson and Hird .You are very bullish on Stewie Dew Bedders. Is this a done deal from your information?
Not sure how valuable his experience at the Suns will be... they have barely been around long enough to be considered a proper club.
Though they did beat us, so at least we know he can coach!
They love him and want him back. It's good he's getting experience at another club , not like Bucks, Voss , Watson and Hird .
According to our board anyone can outcoach Longmire.
Well if you never change it does make someone out strategising you easier.
Well maybe, just maybe, Horse is one of the top 3 coaches in the land & we are actually lucky enough to have him for another two years.
Some Swan supporters are just tired of him & want change, even if it means the next in line isn't as good as Longmire.
I've said it many times on here that people need to be careful what they wish for.
There is merit to the idea that a coach can’t change his spots though. I can’t really think of an example of a coach winning two different flags, years apart, with a totally different game plan. Not much of a precedent there so I can very much see why people think Horse won’t win us another flag.
I’m confused though... why they’d ditch Horse but love Dew. They were hand in hand basically every step of the way this decade, which makes Dew nearly as much of a culprit in any of our faults as Horse is. If we were going to make such a change at the top, I’d rather bring in fresh eyes, someone not associated with whatever we were doing five years ago, because that’s irrelevant now.
Not according to the General Melchett plan.Well if you never change it does make someone out strategising you easier.
That's a pretty spot on call , we often have 3 or 4 handballs to try and get it out.
Well said as always , where is old mate CM ?Players will burst from congestion to be an option of taking posession if they have the desired work rate. This is one area of the game Longmire cannot be held accountable for. When we have the opportunity to spread and work hard to space we don't seem to have the numbers who do it enough. You know my thoughts on Longmire's game style but this deficiency sits firmly at the players feet and wrongly adds to the criticism of Longmire. Players are not instructed to not work hard. On the Contrary you can walk into any change room in Australia before A game and the first keypoint that hits you in the eye on the white board will be work rate. We need to be better at it to be more fluent. Ball movement patterns under instruction from coaching is another case entirely. That's where Horse is accountable.
Players will burst from congestion to be an option of taking posession if they have the desired work rate. This is one area of the game Longmire cannot be held accountable for. When we have the opportunity to spread and work hard to space we don't seem to have the numbers who do it enough. You know my thoughts on Longmire's game style but this deficiency sits firmly at the players feet and wrongly adds to the criticism of Longmire. Players are not instructed to not work hard. On the Contrary you can walk into any change room in Australia before A game and the first keypoint that hits you in the eye on the white board will be work rate. We need to be better at it to be more fluent. Ball movement patterns under instruction from coaching is another case entirely. That's where Horse is accountable.
Don't take this bloke on , knows what he says.They're not instructed to not work hard, but are they instructed to stay in close to create congestion and create stoppages? I think it's very possible. I remember a few years ago I think it was Stewy Dew who after a loss said the midfield needed to be better at creating the stoppages to stop the opposition team's spread. (I can't remember the game in question) I think Horse & co see reverting to that stoppage game as our best way to win, because it's the way Horse has always known. If you look at times in 2018 when we'd be close to a clearance, very often the players who were supposed to be on the receiving end of a possession and start a chain would actually run into the incoming contact and invite pressure, rather than trying to clear it with hard-running and creating space. It just looked suspiciously intentional. That tells me our midfielders particularly are wired into a stoppage-based game to suck the pace out of the game. In theory it's a good tactic, but in doing so we suck the pace out of our own game and can't get anything going.
I don't doubt the work ethic of any of the boys who played for us in 2018, and we've seen some of them take the game on and be prepared to work hard with second, third and fourth efforts. So I can only conclude they're being instructed against spreading too much..
Well thankfully we're a democratic society so I can have a discussion without having to take someone on.
Very true , that's why those than don't like the coaching can have their say.Well thankfully we're a democratic society so I can have a discussion without having to take someone on.
Same as those of us that don't think Longmire is to blame for everything that is wrong in the world - including terrorism and global warming, can feel free to have their say.Very true , that's why those than don't like the coaching can have their say.
Exactly,Same as those of us that don't think Longmire is to blame for everything that is wrong in the world - including terrorism and global warming, can feel free to have their say.
but why bring the other stuff is ridiculous .Same as those of us that don't think Longmire is to blame for everything that is wrong in the world - including terrorism and global warming, can feel free to have their say.
Players will burst from congestion to be an option of taking posession if they have the desired work rate. This is one area of the game Longmire cannot be held accountable for. When we have the opportunity to spread and work hard to space we don't seem to have the numbers who do it enough. You know my thoughts on Longmire's game style but this deficiency sits firmly at the players feet and wrongly adds to the criticism of Longmire. Players are not instructed to not work hard. On the Contrary you can walk into any change room in Australia before A game and the first keypoint that hits you in the eye on the white board will be work rate. We need to be better at it to be more fluent. Ball movement patterns under instruction from coaching is another case entirely. That's where Horse is accountable.
KJ might be spreading in the Ressies
Yeah sorry, was in a bit of a mood when I postedExactly,
but why bring the other stuff is ridiculous .