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interesting for the coach to say that.....I would of loved for one of those players to say back to him.....does that include your name too coach and the game plan you are using?.....bit rich for Schofield to say something like that......

Just corrected a few errors in the games played.

Freezin wrote: interesting for the coach to say that.....I would of loved for one of those players to say back to him.....does that include your name too coach and the game plan you are using?.....bit rich for Schofield to say something like that......

Not really mate, you blokes were constantly blocking & creating space for each other which made things easy for you. All Schoey was asking for is for every Subi player to put his bloody arm across the front of their opponent.

a disgraceful exhibition. i left at half time as i wan't prepared to sit and watch that crap a moment longer...in fact i've half a mind to have the entire team charged with gaining a benefit by deception i.e. when i paid my entrance money i expected to see a contest between two teams...what i saw was a EF training run which I could've gone to shark park any night of the week and witnessed the same thing for free....god give me strength.

Didn't see the game which was probably for the best but surely if there is a lack of effort or intensity then the coach has the right to get stuck into them. After all he will be the one to suffer if it continues. If they can't take being told the effort is unacceptable maybe they are not up to it?
Can't see us making the top four now so it's time to try something different whether it be players ,game plan or style or whatever.

DG wrote:

Oscar wrote: Agree with you La Hincha however I really think the coach has to wear most of the blame. It is patently obvious that his game plan (flooding) is not working and to come out after half time persisting with it shows he has no idea.
Disappointing also to see the team discipline starting to waver a little.
This year is shot, let's give the young players more of a run for the remainder of the season.

Yeah well thats on the cards mate, I heard Schoey say in the 3/4 time huddle that alot of players are playing for their spot in the side this last qtr but no matter how good some of you play it wont help cus ive already put a line through your names...

So in saying that DG, you would say that anyone dropped this week as a long way to go to resurrect his career under Schofield at Subiaco?

Also where was Antoni Grover and why was one of the best backs over the last 10 years in Darren Rumble playing reserves?

Mr AFL wrote:

DG wrote:

Oscar wrote: Agree with you La Hincha however I really think the coach has to wear most of the blame. It is patently obvious that his game plan (flooding) is not working and to come out after half time persisting with it shows he has no idea.
Disappointing also to see the team discipline starting to waver a little.
This year is shot, let's give the young players more of a run for the remainder of the season.

Yeah well thats on the cards mate, I heard Schoey say in the 3/4 time huddle that alot of players are playing for their spot in the side this last qtr but no matter how good some of you play it wont help cus ive already put a line through your names...

So in saying that DG, you would say that anyone dropped this week as a long way to go to resurrect his career under Schofield at Subiaco?

Also where was Antoni Grover and why was one of the best backs over the last 10 years in Darren Rumble playing reserves?

Absolutely Mr AFL. Grover has a knee problem & Rumble has a slight calf problem.

Weird that his calf problem was bad enough that he couldn't play league but ok for reserves.

Mr AFL wrote: Weird that his calf problem was bad enough that he couldn't play league but ok for reserves.

Seen it happen before many times.