Brendan Bolton at Carlton 23.2%Richardson's 34.6 is pretty bad, but no denying he's the exception to the norm.
At Hawthorn 5 from 5, 100%
Overall, about 29%
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Brendan Bolton at Carlton 23.2%Richardson's 34.6 is pretty bad, but no denying he's the exception to the norm.
Yep, they may give him some latitude since the list shape isn't his fault but I doubt he'll be there in 10 years time. And if he is, it'll be because he's turned it around with some highly productive seasons, so he'll be much closer to 50%.Brendan Bolton at Carlton 23.2%
At Hawthorn 5 from 5, 100%
Overall, about 29%
Tough to get to 50 from 23. Need about 5 consecutive 15 win seasons.Yep, they may give him some latitude since the list shape isn't his fault but I doubt he'll be there in 10 years time. And if he is, it'll be because he's turned it around with some highly productive seasons, so he'll be much closer to 50%.
Perhaps when they initially got him but finals were the sole aim in 2016. Things have gone sour.I think St Kilda knew they were in for a rebuild when they got him so he would have been given a few years to get it right. His time may be running out now though.
The big difference in the 50s, 60s and 70s is that they didn't talk about rebuilds because there was no draft.
Regardless, for a coach to make the finals only once over 15 years and still retain his job (apart from 67-68) was pretty unusual.
Was about to post something similar. Nailed it yesterday. And last week too.There were clearly changes made at halftime - Trengove back into the ruck, Gowers to the backline, Dickson as the deepest forward, and our F50 entries were completely different as well. The (forced) changes in the second quarter didn't work, the changes at half time did. Bevo has to take some credit here after the barbs he's attracted in previous games.
Compare that to Scott's coaching effort. Chalk and cheese.There were clearly changes made at halftime - Trengove back into the ruck, Gowers to the backline, Dickson as the deepest forward, and our F50 entries were completely different as well. The (forced) changes in the second quarter didn't work, the changes at half time did. Bevo has to take some credit here after the barbs he's attracted in previous games.
Scott made one change, Ziebull into the midfield (swapped at stages with Higgins).Compare that to Scott's coaching effort. Chalk and cheese.
Same amount of credit people will give Garry Lyon, i guess hehe. He stated some of those very things before they took place after half time.Was about to post something similar. Nailed it yesterday. And last week too.
Now here's a question we probably can't answer definitively but if we are fair and open-minded we should at least be asking ... how much of the credit for yesterday should we give to the assistant coaches? They usually only get a mention when we are unhappy.
Was on SEN this morning with Gerrard if someone wants to post the link
He also copped a lot of criticism earlier in the year for dropping Wallis but at the time he said that Wallis needed to hit the scoreboard more and since he has been back he has done just that.There were clearly changes made at halftime - Trengove back into the ruck, Gowers to the backline, Dickson as the deepest forward, and our F50 entries were completely different as well. The (forced) changes in the second quarter didn't work, the changes at half time did. Bevo has to take some credit here after the barbs he's attracted in previous games.
Come on DW, 101 more possessions = 7 point margin, the good clubs quite simply do not allow that sort of a statisticalWas about to post something similar. Nailed it yesterday. And last week too.
Now here's a question we probably can't answer definitively but if we are fair and open-minded we should at least be asking ... how much of the credit for yesterday should we give to the assistant coaches? They usually only get a mention when we are unhappy.
We have a forwardline that can barely buy alcohol legally which has a fair bit to do with it.Come on DW, 101 more possessions = 7 point margin, the good clubs quite simply do not allow that sort of a statistical
anomaly without taking action or playing through a mismatch. Daw went into the ruck and bam they scored twice then
whoosh straight back to Goldie.
Usually people use alcohol to mask worrying poor analogy.
I think a lot of that can be explained in the fact we are learning playing such a young inexperienced side who make many mistakes which means the opposition kick easy goals plus we are a hand balling team so get a lot of possession.Come on DW, 101 more possessions = 7 point margin, the good clubs quite simply do not allow that sort of a statistical
anomaly without taking action or playing through a mismatch. Daw went into the ruck and bam they scored twice then
whoosh straight back to Goldie.
Usually people use alcohol to mask worrying poor analogy.
There is definitely an around the cape mentality as you say correctly because of age, but there is also a similar feel to most ofWe have a forwardline that can barely buy alcohol legally which has a fair bit to do with it.
In the first half we really looked like a team that hasn't played much football together. It's no comfort for this year, but I really think time is the most important ingredient for us.
Yep, definitely one of the best games Bevo has coached since the Grand Final. If not the best since then.There were clearly changes made at halftime - Trengove back into the ruck, Gowers to the backline, Dickson as the deepest forward, and our F50 entries were completely different as well. The (forced) changes in the second quarter didn't work, the changes at half time did. Bevo has to take some credit here after the barbs he's attracted in previous games.
We won a lot of games in 2015 where we started really poorly, but had big second, third or last quarter's to get the job doneThere is definitely an around the cape mentality as you say correctly because of age, but there is also a similar feel to most of
our games Wright, Daw and Tarrant take another intercept mark or Carlisle the week before corrected as much by Cordy
getting hurt this week and having to change. Our third quarters have been immense the last two weeks, but both wins have
been corrections which concerns me long term.
Scott made one change, Ziebull into the midfield (swapped at stages with Higgins).
Didn't help. He's tough but slow.