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51 minutes ago, RedLegs23 said:

Lol based on what?

His wine preference 

 
10 hours ago, spirit of norm smith said:

Goodwin - Here’s a collection of 3 words... 

 

No Plan B 

Not that i want to start a sack the coach view - however this is a constant perspective and most damming assessment - no plan B.  in my experience plan A alone works no more than 25% of the time with an average line-up - 50% if you have a premiership contending line-up and 66% if you are elite.

This is what i can't understand, we can see what Goodwin, isn't doing; the media also can see it, why the hell can't all and i mean all our coaches see this?

To allow the bulldogs off the chain and run a muck, kicking five goals, and not even trying to do something is mind- boggling.

 

 

No doubt our best is very good, but we've probably only seen it for 6 quarters in over 18 months.

If the plan only works that little, there is something wrong with the plan

3 hours ago, RedLegs23 said:

Lol based on what?

Many things circulating around footy knowledge, experience, tactics and communication. Plus, he'd be better than our current incumbent.


3 hours ago, Deemania since 56 said:

Many things circulating around footy knowledge, experience, tactics and communication. Plus, he'd be better than our current incumbent.

So you're saying to replace Simon for Jordan asap, yeah?

I though Weed was ok given delivery issues. May good. Lever ok. Our mids were down compared to the past few weeks. I thought Pruess was ok. It was our mids that let him down.

 

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