Author Topic: Dimma's aftermatch media conference / Hardwick stunned by slump  (Read 3346 times)

Ruanaidh

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Re: Dimma's aftermatch media conference / Hardwick stunned by slump
« Reply #15 on: July 01, 2012, 09:04:03 AM »
Starting to sound like a broken record. He has not taken any personal accountability for any loss thus far.

Correct!

Stating the obvious and pointless statements like more scoring shots.

He has at numerous times over the last 2years plus come out and said that he coached badly and that he accepted responsibility for losses. Yesterday he had a shocker - do you reckon that he doesnt know it?
Well stuffing say it!

Offline Hard Roar Tiger

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Re: Dimma's aftermatch media conference / Hardwick stunned by slump
« Reply #16 on: July 01, 2012, 09:05:45 AM »
It's a good post Smokey and articulates the case "for" the latest rebuild.
"The money might have been better. But, at the end of the day, Richmond showed faith in me. It's only fair that now we're 18th on the ladder, I show the faith back in the club and do everything I can to put them in front. In the end, I'm stoked I made the decision to stay. I f***ing love this club”

Ruanaidh

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Re: Dimma's aftermatch media conference / Hardwick stunned by slump
« Reply #17 on: July 01, 2012, 09:10:51 AM »
I dont want to get all paranoid after one loss but.....look at Jacko's eye movements when Dimma says some cliches in the interview......very interesting.

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Re: Dimma's aftermatch media conference / Hardwick stunned by slump
« Reply #18 on: July 01, 2012, 09:26:32 AM »
What was most annoying about yesterday, was how Dimma just sat on his hands looking perplexed when it all started to go South. Make a move FFS. Change it up a bit. Further to this, it's interesting how other rookie coaches like Hird, Buckley and even Sanderson yesterday have benefited from having seasoned ex-coaches like Bomber Thompson, Eade and Bailey mentoring them inside the coaches box on match day. Perhaps the calm counsel of someone like Malthouse could be of benefit
to Dimma when he finds himself in situations like yesterday, with no plan B.