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2 minutes ago, Sir Why You Little said:

And that changed Coaching Structure made no difference at all...

Problems are deep

Rawlings made a big difference to the forward efficiency. I don't remember the exact stat, but it was a huge difference in our scores per inside 50 after he took over. Yes we still lost games, but that one particular area did improve significantly.

 
26 minutes ago, Lord Nev said:

Rawlings made a big difference to the forward efficiency. I don't remember the exact stat, but it was a huge difference in our scores per inside 50 after he took over. Yes we still lost games, but that one particular area did improve significantly.

Stats can be over analyzed. We were still a mess up forward, players were still running in all directions

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4 minutes ago, Sir Why You Little said:

Stats can be over analyzed. We were still a mess up forward, players were still running in all directions

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Given we improved at that end of the ground even with Weid, TMac and Bull mostly unavailable I reckon that shows why Rawlings is so highly rated as an assistant coach. I reckon it's unfair to just paint everyone with the same brush despite the facts.

 
8 minutes ago, Lord Nev said:

Given we improved at that end of the ground even with Weid, TMac and Bull mostly unavailable I reckon that shows why Rawlings is so highly rated as an assistant coach. I reckon it's unfair to just paint everyone with the same brush despite the facts.

We did lose the last 7 in a row

3 minutes ago, Sir Why You Little said:

We did lose the last 7 in a row

Yep, and as pointed out already, our inside 50 efficiency improved dramatically after Rawlings took over.

Losing games doesn't mean every single thing is going wrong.


Just now, Lord Nev said:

Yep, and as pointed out already, our inside 50 efficiency improved dramatically after Rawlings took over.

Losing games doesn't mean every single thing is going wrong.

Really? And what went right this year?

i am not blaming Rawlings, he has to work under Goodwin’s Gameplan which we already know stinks. 

But all the mid year shuffling did bugger all to improve a wretched season

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