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perfectionist wrote: ↑Sat 16 Jul 2022 10:58pm
It's not an accident that the most skilful teams make the finals. Generally, the two most skilful teams make the GF and the one with the best backline takes the flag. The role of the coach is to oversee the skills and fitness programs, and to motivate and focus the players over a long season. Coaches rarely take a dud under another coach and turn him into a star. Both Jack Newnes and Blake Acres were turn over merchants with us and are still turn over merchants with new clubs and two coaches later. The coaches haven't made one bit of difference.
So just have empty coaches boxes then?
They just play indoor cricket with the boys during the week and laugh at fart jokes???
IF you listen to Sam Mitchell he believes a core role of the coach is to improve the skills of players and he’s view is this happens through a methodical approach to training skill execution under pressure
What would he know Hawks only won 4 flags with one of the most skilful sides getting around
I suspect the coach might also be accountable for the system of play and ensuring he builds one that capitalises on the strength of his team and instills the discipline to ensure players stick to it
We have none of that atm
Does that mean that anyone who is employed at the Saints is asked if they can maintain a certain level of incompetence, before they get the job. If that's far fetched then it's amazing how
they achieve it anyway.
The Saints are under review, will it make any difference to the underachievers ?
I thought I'd republish this as it seems some only read the first and last words.
It's not an accident that the most skilful teams make the finals. Generally, the two most skilful teams make the GF and the one with the best backline takes the flag. The role of the coach is to oversee the skills and fitness programs, and to motivate and focus the players over a long season. Coaches rarely take a dud under another coach and turn him into a star. Both Jack Newnes and Blake Acres were turn over merchants with us and are still turn over merchants with new clubs and two coaches later. The coaches haven't made one bit of difference.
perfectionist wrote: ↑Sun 17 Jul 2022 11:48am
I thought I'd republish this as it seems some only read the first and last words.
It's not an accident that the most skilful teams make the finals. Generally, the two most skilful teams make the GF and the one with the best backline takes the flag. The role of the coach is to oversee the skills and fitness programs, and to motivate and focus the players over a long season. Coaches rarely take a dud under another coach and turn him into a star. Both Jack Newnes and Blake Acres were turn over merchants with us and are still turn over merchants with new clubs and two coaches later. The coaches haven't made one bit of difference.