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I'd be far quicker to cast blame at 2nd rate faciliteis before I even contemplated a jumping on the "burn Bohdan" wagon.

I dont hink its so much a fitness guru issue as much as a bad run with injuries and possibly the less than perfect management of it all.

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    Some call it witch hunting, others call it common sense.

    He should be looked at because he is a big part of a failed footy department.

    He may or may not be the cause of our injuries, we can never know for sure. However, we have won 4 games this year. Everyone should be feeling the heat!

    Look, throw him in Albert Park Lake, if he floats then he should be burnt at the stake, if he sinks then he's ok... if he just stands up you didn't throw him far enough. :lol:

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    I'd be far quicker to cast blame at 2nd rate faciliteis before I even contemplated a jumping on the "burn Bohdan" wagon.

    I dont hink its so much a fitness guru issue as much as a bad run with injuries and possibly the less than perfect management of it all.

    Its not about casting blame so much as trying to understand the reasons and their intermingling impacts upon the outcome of the season and learn what measures need to be undertaken. Facilities, injuries and football management are all relevant points to be considered.

    Some call it witch hunting, others call it common sense.

    He should be looked at because he is a big part of a failed footy department.

    He may or may not be the cause of our injuries, we can never know for sure. However, we have won 4 games this year. Everyone should be feeling the heat!

    When allegations and are made in absence of facts or understanding it aint common sense.

    He will be looked at as part of review of the whole football department. And so he should be.

    But lets drop the innuendo and guilt by association in lieu of the outcome of the review. It achieves nothing.

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    or just weigh him...if he weighs the same as a duck he must be a witch!!!!

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    Bohdan, is a sprint coach that is his background. I think he coached Steve Hutton to a Stawell gift win. If he is been focusing with the MFC players on increasing our speed he has failed. We are slow, I saw the drills in preseason they were set up to increase our agility,our players beside TJ have huge turning circles and have acceleration. The sprint drills they do before a game are a waste of time. Jones gets the footy at the contest but doesn't have the strength or speed to get it out, so many times this year he has won the contested ball just to be tackled and a secondary ball up or holding the ball is paid.

    Let him see out his contract, but I would have him as a Sprint coach not as the primary conditioning coach.

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