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Neeld has fans?

Not anymore after the last few weeks. He'll have to do a lot to bring me back onside, that's for sure.

 

I really don't see the point in making a comparison

Lets get real and concentrate on what is happening today and tomorrow

We have made some really bad decisions lets not dwell on it

Not anymore after the last few weeks. He'll have to do a lot to bring me back onside, that's for sure.

Like any good used car salesman, he will come up with some sort of garbage.

 

Today we showed an AFL standard effort, but our skills and decision making were shocking at times, that's been the difference in probably 3 games for me now, we were capable of beating, Brisbane, Carlton and now the Tigers if we had abit more polish and even just clark and not the other injured players out there

I feel this is the biggest knock i can give on Neeld, we have played 8 games, we should have beaten gold coast, and could have won the three mentioned above, we are possibly only polish and injuries and abit of confidence away from having 5-6 wins,

How can Neeld say we are five years away, he is resigned to defeats we don't have to accept.

Like any good used car salesman, he will come up with some sort of garbage.

Couldn't be any worse than your post Benson.


Couldn't be any worse than your post Benson.

Good one " I didn't see that coming"

You obviously have not heard his post match press conference...

Whilst these stats look damning, don't be too taken in. A sample size of 22 matches (for DB) compared to one that is 7 matches (for MN) won't give you fair statistics: the larger the sample size, the more reliable the results (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Law_of_large_numbers). Because MN's sample size is so small, we can't really trust those stats when comparing to DB's, even when looking at averages, and even when looking for trends. Can anyone post the same stats for the 2012 season, so we can have a fair comparison?

The Uncontested Possession Differential this year of around a hundred remains from last season.

It was there again today. We should also note that the 2009 numbers relate to a team which was being performance-manipulated.

Today we showed an AFL standard effort, but our skills and decision making were shocking at times, that's been the difference in probably 3 games for me now, we were capable of beating, Brisbane, Carlton and now the Tigers if we had abit more polish and even just clark and not the other injured players out there

I feel this is the biggest knock i can give on Neeld, we have played 8 games, we should have beaten gold coast, and could have won the three mentioned above, we are possibly only polish and injuries and abit of confidence away from having 5-6 wins,

How can Neeld say we are five years away, he is resigned to defeats we don't have to accept.

After getting flogged by Gold Coast, Neeld put himself on the former coaches list.

 

After getting flogged by Gold Coast, Neeld put himself on the former coaches list.

Absolutely, he should be gone already.

Comparing Bailey and Neeld why, they are both DUDS, a lot like some of our draft picks.

Neeld needs to go and we need to get a coach in there that knows whats needed.


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