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  • Remi Moses
    WOOF Member
    • Jan 2009
    • 14785

    #46
    Re: McCartney's Bulldogs premiership plan

    Originally posted by gogriff
    Why?

    Not saying I disagree, but there are plenty of clubs with former champions at the helm (WCE, PA, Coll, Ess, BL, Carl)
    Batting one for Five so far in success.Ratten's been okay I guess

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    • LostDoggy
      WOOF Member
      • Jan 2007
      • 8307

      #47
      Re: McCartney's Bulldogs premiership plan

      Originally posted by Remi Moses
      Batting one for Five so far in success.Ratten's been okay I guess
      I didn't want Leon as he didn't seem to have the experience level required for mine. Also too close to the current players etc - all been said on other threads. I'd love to see him back when he gets the required experience however as it sounds as though he is a strong developer based on his time with us as an assistant coach. Just needs to get more experience and bring back some new ideas. Leon for 2016

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      • gohardorgohome
        WOOF Member
        • Nov 2007
        • 359

        #48
        Re: McCartney's Bulldogs premiership plan

        Im impressed by what we have heard from McCartney so far....It still near impossible for outsiders to tell if a coach is any good at all.

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        • Nuggety Back Pocket
          WOOF Member
          • Oct 2009
          • 2064

          #49
          Re: McCartney's Bulldogs premiership plan

          Originally posted by bornadog
          However, there is a big difference in what each has achieved prior to their appointments. BMac has experienced the ultimate, all be it as an assistant.

          Do agree words have to be put into action.
          McCartney will unveil plans for the coming season to each player
          next week.There will be a marked change in how you can expect the Bulldogs to play in 2012.
          You will see far more emphasis on physical contact and less of the reckless move the ball on at any cost with more care and attention to disposing of the ball.There has been an early and deliberate attempt to gain the respect of Lake with a good understanding between coach and player.We are going to experience a genuine student of the game with teamwork being his number one priority.We are all in for a hell of a ride and you can expect a very competitive unit.

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          • Ghost Dog
            WOOF Member
            • May 2010
            • 9404

            #50
            Re: McCartney's Bulldogs premiership plan

            Originally posted by Nuggety Back Pocket
            McCartney will unveil plans for the coming season to each player
            next week.There will be a marked change in how you can expect the Bulldogs to play in 2012.
            You will see far more emphasis on physical contact and less of the reckless move the ball on at any cost with more care and attention to disposing of the ball.There has been an early and deliberate attempt to gain the respect of Lake with a good understanding between coach and player.We are going to experience a genuine student of the game with teamwork being his number one priority.We are all in for a hell of a ride and you can expect a very competitive unit.
            yeesh. I hope so. he seems humble and straight up. Who can tell? wait and see.
            I cringe whenever I hear that expression in this context. Memories of Malcom Blight touting it so many times before his dubious time at the saints.
            You don't develop courage by being happy in your relationships every day. You develop it by surviving difficult times and challenging adversity. ― Epicurus

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            • ledge
              Hall of Fame
              • Dec 2007
              • 14269

              #51
              Re: McCartney's Bulldogs premiership plan

              Originally posted by Nuggety Back Pocket
              McCartney will unveil plans for the coming season to each player
              next week.There will be a marked change in how you can expect the Bulldogs to play in 2012.
              You will see far more emphasis on physical contact and less of the reckless move the ball on at any cost with more care and attention to disposing of the ball.There has been an early and deliberate attempt to gain the respect of Lake with a good understanding between coach and player.We are going to experience a genuine student of the game with teamwork being his number one priority.We are all in for a hell of a ride and you can expect a very competitive unit.
              Can I ask how you know this?
              Bring back the biff

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              • chef
                Hall of Fame
                • Nov 2008
                • 14603

                #52
                Re: McCartney's Bulldogs premiership plan

                Originally posted by Nuggety Back Pocket
                McCartney will unveil plans for the coming season to each player
                next week.There will be a marked change in how you can expect the Bulldogs to play in 2012.
                You will see far more emphasis on physical contact and less of the reckless move the ball on at any cost with more care and attention to disposing of the ball.There has been an early and deliberate attempt to gain the respect of Lake with a good understanding between coach and player.We are going to experience a genuine student of the game with teamwork being his number one priority.We are all in for a hell of a ride and you can expect a very competitive unit.
                Thanks for that NBP.
                The curse is dead.

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                • Nuggety Back Pocket
                  WOOF Member
                  • Oct 2009
                  • 2064

                  #53
                  Re: McCartney's Bulldogs premiership plan

                  Originally posted by ledge
                  Can I ask how you know this?
                  I prefer not to name the source but it is reliable. Thanks for asking,

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                  • Go_Dogs
                    Hall of Fame
                    • Jan 2007
                    • 10132

                    #54
                    Re: McCartney's Bulldogs premiership plan

                    Nice post NBP, it all sounds exciting. Really looking forward to seeing what differences he implements.
                    Have you heard Butters wants to come to the Dogs?

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                    • ledge
                      Hall of Fame
                      • Dec 2007
                      • 14269

                      #55
                      Re: McCartney's Bulldogs premiership plan

                      Originally posted by Nuggety Back Pocket
                      I prefer not to name the source but it is reliable. Thanks for asking,
                      Thanks
                      Because you didnt mention a source ie friend or whatever, I presumed you are someone inside the club.
                      Bring back the biff

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                      • The Bulldogs Bite
                        Hall of Fame
                        • Dec 2006
                        • 11191

                        #56
                        Re: McCartney's Bulldogs premiership plan

                        Playing devil's advocate for a moment, do we really need a more hardened, competitive edge? Obviously it's one of the areas we need to improve, but I would have thought that it was one of the few areas we are OK in.

                        I'd be working on our skills first.
                        W00F!

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                        • Bornadog
                          WOOF Clubhouse Leader
                          • Jan 2007
                          • 66479

                          #57
                          Re: McCartney's Bulldogs premiership plan

                          Originally posted by The Bulldogs Bite
                          Playing devil's advocate for a moment, do we really need a more hardened, competitive edge? Obviously it's one of the areas we need to improve, but I would have thought that it was one of the few areas we are OK in.

                          I'd be working on our skills first.
                          We are very good at contested possession and clearance work, but its what we do with the ball after that. We don't spread very well and your right about working on skills.
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                          • AndrewP6
                            Bulldog Team of the Century
                            • Jan 2009
                            • 8142

                            #58
                            Re: McCartney's Bulldogs premiership plan

                            Originally posted by The Bulldogs Bite
                            Playing devil's advocate for a moment, do we really need a more hardened, competitive edge? Obviously it's one of the areas we need to improve, but I would have thought that it was one of the few areas we are OK in.

                            I'd be working on our skills first.
                            I think that should be a high priority. Compared to Geelong and Collingwood, to me, we just don't have that hard edge, killer instinct.

                            I agree on the skills though.
                            [B][COLOR="#0000CD"]Our club was born in blood and boots, not in AFL focus groups.[/COLOR][/B]

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                            • stefoid
                              Senior Player
                              • Dec 2009
                              • 1846

                              #59
                              Re: McCartney's Bulldogs premiership plan

                              Geelong has a pretty good record - good to have a coach who was partly responsible for it.

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                              • Nuggety Back Pocket
                                WOOF Member
                                • Oct 2009
                                • 2064

                                #60
                                Re: McCartney's Bulldogs premiership plan

                                Originally posted by stefoid
                                Geelong has a pretty good record - good to have a coach who was partly responsible for it.
                                I agree. Ten years at Geelong would have to be a big plus where he was highly regarded. James Hird equally was full of praise this year with McCartney's coaching abilities.

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