Perret was a fine instinctive winger who very good at getting low and finding the try line in tight spaces.
Unlike real life..social media has complete anonymity and NO filter sadly...the world is a worse place for it imo.
Lots of players are consistent. I didn’t say perfect was unreliable just bland. As fast as a quail.
Many players careers over the last 10 years have been killed bybterrible coaches and inept management.
Come talk to me about Holland when he’s played over 250 first grade games and represented his country .. Holland may have been a victim of bad coaching, or he just may not have been 1st grade standard, I can’t answer that, but I do know he’s not in Sam Perrett league ..
Hope he can keep up the good work and continue to build on what he has shown so far. About time we had a decent fb.
Holland was shit. This is a Perham thread, get with it.
Definitely instilling self belief in these guys.
There was a lot of talk on here about wanting a seasoned experienced coach, but I really think we’re going to see why having CC who’s a proven development coach is so beneficial over the next few years, I see where Gus is taking us, he’ll keep the young ones coming into the lower grades and CC and Co. will sort out the keepers and turn them into future superstars of the game ..
After watching the all star match and pre-season I had no hope for him….he seems to be performing well. CC is not a fool and owes Perham nothing, we should all relax, accept there will be a period of adjustment for the team and give CC the benefit of the doubt until he proves he shouldn’t be given it(hopefully this doesn’t transpire!)
Good points and interesting suggestions!
I think blooding an assistant was the better option all along. Just had to be the right one (*ahemnotBarrett*) The experienced coaches might have offered us some more immediate success (and lord knows we're all dying to see the Dogs back in the finals ASAP) but the reality is that the supercoaches are heading toward retirement. Even if we'd pulled Bennett, it would have been a short term solution. The other successful coaches have gigs they're not going to leave or, like Siebold, had failed at other clubs and came with big question marks. At some point, the next generation of coaches had to come through. If CC is successful, he could set himself up as a long term Dogs coach, which we haven't had since Folkes.
Yep. Along with Reed, our best 3 players on the park atm.
Speaking of quails, pay attention to the end of the video, has you written all over it
