demon3165

Different era but have a look at McHales record, he was known as the prince of coaches, but no doubt RDB was one of the best. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jock_McHale

Jock McHale 38 years coach 8 flags is up there including 4 in a row flags.

Well you are clearly down the list though.....

lmfao....not much to add..

Well he probably thinks he knows more than RDB...

I said the past few years if one had bothered to read what I have been saying and 2 in the words of RDB perfect practice, makes perfect.

Been saying that for the last few years, and it's going to take time and a lot of mistakes but it will click just need time and practice.

Spargo is a very smart player with a great football IQ hope he can get get back on the park sooner that later.

JVR when the ball comes in harder has cricketers hands when they catch a high ball elbows bent towards the body and palms bent skywards, when it comes in soft he's alright.

It won't be scorched earth as you say you will still have to win the ball but it's the mentally side of things that will change that will dictate the gameplan, tying Windsor off the backline is one thing at practice and maybe he's training with the backline to learn the defensive side of the game and learning how they are being set-up under Bassett guess we will have to wait and see.

If it's not different it's going to be a difficult season then, teams are now trying to be more attacking with dare and run, down the line football is past it's use by date.

This is going to take time as they are going from a completely different game plan that has been instilled into them for years to a skilled based running gameplan so there will be problems and errors and people are going to have to expect this until they master it, all I hope when things don't work out they revert back into the old style of playing. Still there is plenty of time to bed it down.

Well hopefully the turnovers will drop with improvements by more skills based programmes being practised, turnovers will always be part of the game but it's the simple ones we need to eliminate.

To put it bluntly playing at Casey last year he ran more kilometres than the Leyland brothers on a trip around Australia running from the forward to the backline and back no wonder Casey struggled in games, the kids got great aggression and a football brain I hope Chaplin can get him to the next level.

Jason Dunstall was also a leading forward type player.