Farmy wrote:All this plan A,B,C,D rubbish is what people who have no idea about football go on about.
"WAH WAH NEIL CRAIG DOESN'T HAVE PLAN C, I CAN'T ACCEPT THAT THE CROWS WERE BEATEN BY A BETTER SIDE"
Clap Clap Farmy..... well said
by Footy Smart » Thu Oct 01, 2009 9:46 am
Farmy wrote:All this plan A,B,C,D rubbish is what people who have no idea about football go on about.
"WAH WAH NEIL CRAIG DOESN'T HAVE PLAN C, I CAN'T ACCEPT THAT THE CROWS WERE BEATEN BY A BETTER SIDE"
by catchit » Thu Oct 01, 2009 10:04 am
by Footy Smart » Thu Oct 01, 2009 2:32 pm
catchit wrote:didnt malcom blight make a decision to put ellen in the forward line which helped win a flag.. Would that be considered a plan c? And yes farmy you are right crows were not beaten by a better side.. They were beaten by poor coaching.. They did it against west coast a few times and now they are doing it against collingwood.. When a team threatens them craig panics.. Yes he is a good coach but not when he is challenged in finals.. And fair to say the proof is in the pudding.. There has to be a reason for losing so many finals when it counts and players come and go where the coach has been there for a while.. So he must be accountable..
by catchit » Thu Oct 01, 2009 3:00 pm
Footy Smart wrote:catchit wrote:didnt malcom blight make a decision to put ellen in the forward line which helped win a flag.. Would that be considered a plan c? And yes farmy you are right crows were not beaten by a better side.. They were beaten by poor coaching.. They did it against west coast a few times and now they are doing it against collingwood.. When a team threatens them craig panics.. Yes he is a good coach but not when he is challenged in finals.. And fair to say the proof is in the pudding.. There has to be a reason for losing so many finals when it counts and players come and go where the coach has been there for a while.. So he must be accountable..
placing a player in a postion once off isnt a plan C its a tactic used in a game to fill a gap.... it was a very different game in 1197/8 than now and i would suggest that if he made a decision to put Rutten forward would have lead to you bagging him still...... He moved Hentchsel into defense??? isnt that plan C..... NO it was a tactic which maybe did/maybe didnt pay off. Just like Ellens move forward could have prooved fruitless...... If the players dont do what they have to it doesnt matter how good the coach is the result will not favour them
by Felch » Thu Oct 01, 2009 3:03 pm
catchit wrote:didnt malcom blight make a decision to put ellen in the forward line which helped win a flag.. Would that be considered a plan c? And yes farmy you are right crows were not beaten by a better side.. They were beaten by poor coaching.. They did it against west coast a few times and now they are doing it against collingwood.. When a team threatens them craig panics.. Yes he is a good coach but not when he is challenged in finals.. And fair to say the proof is in the pudding.. There has to be a reason for losing so many finals when it counts and players come and go where the coach has been there for a while.. So he must be accountable..
by Booney » Thu Oct 01, 2009 3:32 pm
by Footy Smart » Thu Oct 01, 2009 3:43 pm
Many would say Adelaide's style ( of late 2009 ) of gung-ho attack down the corridor is the "right" style, but the players couldn't execute it well enough.
by Booney » Thu Oct 01, 2009 3:44 pm
Footy Smart wrote:Many would say Adelaide's style ( of late 2009 ) of gung-ho attack down the corridor is the "right" style, but the players couldn't execute it well enough.
Booney the game plan didnt loose us the game, when rallied with hard tough one on one footy we didnt match it and we lost
by Felch » Thu Oct 01, 2009 3:56 pm
Booney wrote:Correct, most sides have a similar game plan. So what is more of an emphasis for you, the players executing the plan or the coach developing the right plan?
Many would say Collingwood's boundary hugging style is the "wrong" way to go about it, but the players execute it well.
Many would say Adelaide's style ( of late 2009 ) of gung-ho attack down the corridor is the "right" style, but the players couldn't execute it well enough.
I think the buck has always stopped at the coach for very good reason.
by catchit » Thu Oct 01, 2009 4:00 pm
Felch wrote:catchit wrote:didnt malcom blight make a decision to put ellen in the forward line which helped win a flag.. Would that be considered a plan c? And yes farmy you are right crows were not beaten by a better side.. They were beaten by poor coaching.. They did it against west coast a few times and now they are doing it against collingwood.. When a team threatens them craig panics.. Yes he is a good coach but not when he is challenged in finals.. And fair to say the proof is in the pudding.. There has to be a reason for losing so many finals when it counts and players come and go where the coach has been there for a while.. So he must be accountable..
Absolute rot !!!
Why isnt Worsfold accountable for allowing certain players to run riot off the field and turn the Eagles into a disgrace then ?
You are just anti-Crows Catchit, and anti-Craig.
Coaches get way too much credit fullstop, whether it be for winning or losing. Sweet FA can be done on gameday usually, other than change a matchup here and there.
Anyone listen to Ken Hinkley the other night on 5AA ? He summed it up by saying Geelong dont play any different in finals as they do in the minor round. If thats the case, then if a game plan that works well during the season will hold up during finals - unless you come up against a better side on the day. Too much credence is given to 'game plans', everyone has basically the same one nowadays.
by Gingernuts » Thu Oct 01, 2009 4:01 pm
Booney wrote:Footy Smart wrote:Many would say Adelaide's style ( of late 2009 ) of gung-ho attack down the corridor is the "right" style, but the players couldn't execute it well enough.
Booney the game plan didnt loose us the game, when rallied with hard tough one on one footy we didnt match it and we lost
So the game plan didnt hold up to the one on one, or the players?
by catchit » Thu Oct 01, 2009 4:08 pm
Gingernuts wrote:Booney wrote:Footy Smart wrote:Many would say Adelaide's style ( of late 2009 ) of gung-ho attack down the corridor is the "right" style, but the players couldn't execute it well enough.
Booney the game plan didnt loose us the game, when rallied with hard tough one on one footy we didnt match it and we lost
So the game plan didnt hold up to the one on one, or the players?
I would say a bit of both Booney. Adelaide was beaten by a better team on the night, simple as that. You can analyse it and say it was individual players, game plans, coaches moves, but the sum of all that is that Collingwood were better by a kick.
So be it, the club moves on to 2010 and does what it has to do in the off season to ensure that next year no one is better than them, and that it will prevail if confronted by a similar situation come finals.
by Felch » Thu Oct 01, 2009 4:11 pm
catchit wrote:Felch wrote:catchit wrote:didnt malcom blight make a decision to put ellen in the forward line which helped win a flag.. Would that be considered a plan c? And yes farmy you are right crows were not beaten by a better side.. They were beaten by poor coaching.. They did it against west coast a few times and now they are doing it against collingwood.. When a team threatens them craig panics.. Yes he is a good coach but not when he is challenged in finals.. And fair to say the proof is in the pudding.. There has to be a reason for losing so many finals when it counts and players come and go where the coach has been there for a while.. So he must be accountable..
Absolute rot !!!
Why isnt Worsfold accountable for allowing certain players to run riot off the field and turn the Eagles into a disgrace then ?
You are just anti-Crows Catchit, and anti-Craig.
Coaches get way too much credit fullstop, whether it be for winning or losing. Sweet FA can be done on gameday usually, other than change a matchup here and there.
Anyone listen to Ken Hinkley the other night on 5AA ? He summed it up by saying Geelong dont play any different in finals as they do in the minor round. If thats the case, then if a game plan that works well during the season will hold up during finals - unless you come up against a better side on the day. Too much credence is given to 'game plans', everyone has basically the same one nowadays.
what the?? is cousins still at west coast?? turn it up mate...
i am not anti any team or coach for starters.. and have won some good money on the crows this year so i like them a bit more now...... yes everyones gameplan is much the same its just that the better coaches no when to put loose men back and when not to.. yes it sounds like i have it in for NC but i dont.. what he has done in his time has been outstanding, BUT unfortunatly you get remembered for winning premierships, and i think worsfold is one up in that catergory
by catchit » Thu Oct 01, 2009 4:22 pm
by Gingernuts » Thu Oct 01, 2009 4:33 pm
by catchit » Thu Oct 01, 2009 5:14 pm
by Psyber » Thu Oct 01, 2009 7:10 pm
by the big bang » Thu Oct 01, 2009 11:49 pm
by Jimmy_041 » Fri Oct 02, 2009 12:08 am
the_big_bang wrote:cant believe this thread is still going.
crows lost. get over it.
collingwood won. and where did that get them?
can someone please lock this thread.
by the big bang » Wed Oct 07, 2009 4:23 pm
Jimmy_041 wrote:the_big_bang wrote:cant believe this thread is still going.
crows lost. get over it.
collingwood won. and where did that get them?
can someone please lock this thread.
fire up big fella
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