It's interesting this talk about 'terminology' and 'fundamentals' that Simpson talks about, especially in light of one of the new draftees remarking that he had to learn 60 or so new sets of terminology when he came to the club.
In his latest press conference he mentions that a lot of time which would normally be used for match simulations and scenarios was required for educational processes.
I wonder if it's unique to Simpson (i.e. he intellectualises footy more than others), or if our players were just really behind the 8-ball when it came to tactics and strategies before he arrived? Did Woosha over-simplify the game and basically just hope that one of Naitanui, Judd or Stenglein got the footy?
Thoughts?