Yes you know I am no big fan however we renewed his contract last year which says the FD believe he is a future KPF.
Then the next year starts and he cannot get a game.
If this is the way the FD operates I can see why we re so hopeless.
In a Team that has no KPF's and struggles to score why is he not played?
We wont find out if he is good enough playing him in scratch matches and how could he be possible worse than the current lot.
Not sure even if that was an address it would make any difference.
Sadly I think we have a bloke coaching who is one dimensional and is too stubborn to consider a different plan.
This team is largely of his selection so there are few excuses there.
While we have gone nowhere fast Brisbane have risen from hopeless to a force to be reckoned with.
We have been doing the same things for 3+ years with largely the same results.
WE have less than wonderful people running the FD and this year is looking like the trend will continue.
At the end of 2020 we will be saddled with increasing debt and a contract for a poor coach that we cannot afford to pay out.
This could easily turn into the end of the MFC.
I think there are three things wrong with the MFC at present.
- WE have grossly over estimated the ability of our team.
- We have a poor FD whose game plan is either poor or we simply don't have the troops to implement it, I think both.
- We are close to unwatchable.
It would be so easy to switch off the Dees, thank God we cannot go to a game.
Why the hell aren't we playing Weideman?
I am no big fan but he surely has to be better than the rubbish we have put up in the last two games.
Why did we renew his contract last year if we don't intend to use him?
Í" just get over it"
I would say that my tolerance of people with mental problems was not as good as it could have been, I have tended to say oh just get on with life. But recently I had a bout of serious physical ill health that went on for months. After some time it affected me mentally not serious but still I discovered what it was like to walk in someone else's shoes. Easier said than done " just get on with it".