Rocket - On The Couch
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Ward, Libba, Wallis, Cross, Boyd, Gia & Higgins = very little pace
Picken, Cooney (has not used it), Sherman & Griffen have paceComment
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No side has 4 quarter intensity at the ball / ball carrier.Comment
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I would like them to ask what our best 22 looks like assuming all players are fit and available.
I would also like to know what he thinks will make the difference between how we are playing now and how we need to play to beat top 4 teams.Comment
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I would like the following to be asked of Rocket:
"In your previous 2 games, you have commented that you've been pleased with your sides effort and intent [at times]. At what point do you demand that effort and intent alone are not enough without wins?"Comment
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These reports of woofers going to training, watching goal scoring practice like it's some blokey kick to kick sessions really concern me. What exactly is Rocket doing to improve kicking efficiency?It's a matter of real urgency and could be argued, has cost us 8 points so far as I firmly believe it was scoreboard pressure last night that caused a rout.You don't develop courage by being happy in your relationships every day. You develop it by surviving difficult times and challenging adversity. ― EpicurusComment
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Rocket must go... the game has passed his style of play.. yet he fails to adapt... we have the list, we have a skill, we have the passion, we simply lack the strategy, knowledge and confidence which stems from the top... Damien Hardwick and Brad Scott are prime examples, as was Paul Roos when he replaced Rocket... we need to be aggressive in getting the next best assistant.. and get him in early... forum should be... who should replace rocket?Comment
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These reports of woofers going to training, watching goal scoring practice like it's some blokey kick to kick sessions really concern me. What exactly is Rocket doing to improve kicking efficiency?It's a matter of real urgency and could be argued, has cost us 8 points so far as I firmly believe it was scoreboard pressure last night that caused a rout.
Further more kicking straight in the first 10min kept us in the game for longer than we probably deserved.Comment
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Rocket must go... the game has passed his style of play.. yet he fails to adapt... we have the list, we have a skill, we have the passion, we simply lack the strategy, knowledge and confidence which stems from the top... Damien Hardwick and Brad Scott are prime examples, as was Paul Roos when he replaced Rocket... we need to be aggressive in getting the next best assistant.. and get him in early... forum should be... who should replace rocket?I thought I was wrong once but I was mistaken.Comment
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One question I would be asking him is as follows.........
"Rocket, given that David Smorgan publicly said preseason that anything short of a Grand Final is considered a failure, and given how the Bulldogs have performed so far this season, does that make you worried about your job security?"Comment
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Well that would depend on how you define intensity I guess. Collingwood have it enough through a game to sit on top of the ladder and have last year's premiership under their belt.
I should rephrase. How do we get our intensity up to challenge Collingwood, possibly Geelong for this year's flag? I agree that it is in part due to pace, but Ling, Corey, Chapman, Bartel and to a lesser degree Selwood are hardly pacy mids.
Same with Mitchell, Hodge, Sewell and Lewis.
Who has pace in Hayes, Jones, Montagna and Da Santo and they made two Grand Finals with those mids (and drew one last year!).
Collingwood still use the boundary a lot and do not go through the middle as much as you would think with a team consisting of Swan, Wellingham, Sidebottom, Shaw and Thomas.
There are more dimensions to intensity than just speed.But then again, I'm an Internet poster and Bevo is a premiership coach so draw your own conclusions.Comment
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Well that would depend on how you define intensity I guess. Collingwood have it enough through a game to sit on top of the ladder and have last year's premiership under their belt.
I should rephrase. How do we get our intensity up to challenge Collingwood, possibly Geelong for this year's flag? I agree that it is in part due to pace, but Ling, Corey, Chapman, Bartel and to a lesser degree Selwood are hardly pacy mids.
Same with Mitchell, Hodge, Sewell and Lewis.
Who has pace in Hayes, Jones, Montagna and Da Santo and they made two Grand Finals with those mids (and drew one last year!).
Collingwood still use the boundary a lot and do not go through the middle as much as you would think with a team consisting of Swan, Wellingham, Sidebottom, Shaw and Thomas.
There are more dimensions to intensity than just speed.
Its the will to run hard in both directions...Comment
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One question I would be asking him is as follows.........
"Rocket, given that David Smorgan publicly said preseason that anything short of a Grand Final is considered a failure, and given how the Bulldogs have performed so far this season, does that make you worried about your job security?"[B][COLOR="#0000CD"]Our club was born in blood and boots, not in AFL focus groups.[/COLOR][/B]Comment
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