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Re: Pre game postulations: AFL 2021 Rd 7: Carlton vs the Drug Cheats - PaulP - 04-30-2021

(04-30-2021, 09:32 AM)Gointocarlton link Wrote:Teague has coached 34 games, his records stands at 15W 19L = 44%. Here are some comparisons to other coaches first 34 games

Clarko 29%
Dimma 32%
MM 56%
Brad Scott 47%
Kissed on the Dick Scott 79%
Horse 59%
Kenny H 68%
Bux 65%
Bummer T 50%
Ross Lyon 47%
Leon Cameron 38%
Ratts Carlton 38%
Ratts StK 52%
Bolts 44%

I realise coaches are victims of circumstance and the list they inherit,  but I reckon he is probably where he needs to be.

You better watch it GTC. You'll be taking over my role as the CSC pariah if you keep that up.  An official decree has been released, finals or bust. Those numbers are inconvenient truths, and decrees from LaLa land (on the one hand), and inconvenient truths on the other, rarely make comfortable bedfellows. One has to give.


Re: Pre game postulations: AFL 2021 Rd 7: Carlton vs the Drug Cheats - PaulP - 04-30-2021

(04-30-2021, 09:32 AM)flyboy77 link Wrote:It's a business,

Is it ? Thanks for the heads up. That's where I keep getting confused.


Re: Pre game postulations: AFL 2021 Rd 7: Carlton vs the Drug Cheats - Lods - 04-30-2021

It's not what we necessarily think should happen.
Or what we want to happen
It's more a case of what we believe will happen.


Re: Pre game postulations: AFL 2021 Rd 7: Carlton vs the Drug Cheats - Milhanna13 - 04-30-2021

(04-30-2021, 08:45 AM)flyboy77 link Wrote:Ratts got shafted.

People have short memories.  Yes, we have played our best footy, since the mid 90s, under Ratts. And, yes, we were great to watch.  But, he wasn’t shafted.  His time was up.  He had lost the players.  His last game, they rolled over against a joke of a Suns team.  There was no choice.    I don’t agree with the replacement, but Ratts was gooooone.


Re: Pre game postulations: AFL 2021 Rd 7: Carlton vs the Drug Cheats - Macca37 - 04-30-2021

(04-30-2021, 08:37 AM)PaulP link Wrote:I realise we all like to think we're independent thinkers, but I'd be very curious to know what supporters would think if the media pursued a different or more positive narrative ?

Teague gone at the end of the year ? Digging in the same spot just makes a bigger hole, enough to bury the entire club no doubt. A truly exemplary bit of spadework.

I hope to live long enough to see this absurd logic and reasoning wiped from the club forever.

Bear in mind that the people I spoke to were not living in isolation.  Their views had no doubt formed over time and had been influenced by the views of their friends.


Re: Pre game postulations: AFL 2021 Rd 7: Carlton vs the Drug Cheats - flyboy77 - 04-30-2021

(04-30-2021, 10:12 AM)Milhanna13 link Wrote:People have short memories.  Yes, we have played our best footy, since the mid 90s, under Ratts. And, yes, we were great to watch.  But, he wasn’t shafted.  His time was up.  He had lost the players.  His last game, they rolled over against a joke of a Suns team.  There was no choice.    I don’t agree with the replacement, but Ratts was gooooone.

Really?

I recall a year filled of injuries yet he still went at 50%.

Quote:Home and away season

After finishing 5th in 2011, the club entered the season with expectations of reaching the top four in 2012; the club, and coach Brett Ratten, made the bold move of stating this expectation publicly throughout the offseason.[37] Even after the winless preseason, Carlton entered the season as the fourth favourite for the premiership with punters, behind Collingwood, Hawthorn and Geelong.[38] With wins in the first three rounds, including a ten-goal win against Collingwood in Round 3, Carlton became equal premiership favourites, and after six rounds sat second on the ladder with a record of 5–1.[39]

However, the club then lost six of its next seven games to fall to tenth on the ladder with a record of 6–7 after Round 14, which brought intense speculation in the media about the future of Ratten's tenure as coach.[40] Carlton won five of its next seven games to stay in contention for eighth place, but was eliminated in Round 22 after losing and seeing other results fail to fall favourably. The club confirmed in the week following Round 22 that Ratten's contract would be terminated one year early; Ratten remained to coach the final match before departing.[7] The club finished with an even record of 11–11. Recently retired Collingwood coach Mick Malthouse, who was rumoured throughout the season to be the most likely replacement for Ratten should he have been sacked,[40] was appointed as Ratten's replacement shortly after the season.[41]

Across the season, Carlton finished with records of:

3–6 in nine games against the eight finalists, with two wins against Collingwood and one against Fremantle; but, after Round 8 the record was only 1–6.
5–3 in eight games against the four similarly placed teams (those who finished between 9th and 13th, all of whom won between ten and twelve games).
3–2 in five games against the bottom five teams. None of the bottom five managed more than five wins for the season, but Carlton suffered upset losses against two of them: Port Adelaide and Gold Coast.



Re: Pre game postulations: AFL 2021 Rd 7: Carlton vs the Drug Cheats - Milhanna13 - 04-30-2021

(04-30-2021, 11:32 AM)flyboy77 link Wrote:Really?

I recall a year filled of injuries yet he still went at 50%.

3–2 in five games against the bottom five teams. None of the bottom five managed more than five wins for the season, but Carlton suffered upset losses against two of them: Port Adelaide and Gold Coast.

That Gold Coast game put the nail in his coffin.....  they rolled over and he was gone.  There was no choice


Re: Pre game postulations: AFL 2021 Rd 7: Carlton vs the Drug Cheats - flyboy77 - 04-30-2021

(04-30-2021, 11:41 AM)Milhanna13 link Wrote:3–2 in five games against the bottom five teams. None of the bottom five managed more than five wins for the season, but Carlton suffered upset losses against two of them: Port Adelaide and Gold Coast.

That Gold Coast game put the nail in his coffin.....  they rolled over and he was gone.  There was no choice

Bollocks. There is always choice.

After three consecutive top 8 finishes?

He was shafted.


Re: Pre game postulations: AFL 2021 Rd 7: Carlton vs the Drug Cheats - Thryleon - 04-30-2021

(04-30-2021, 11:43 AM)flyboy77 link Wrote:Bollocks. There is always choice.

After three consecutive top 8 finishes?

He was shafted.


The Gold Coast was the final nail.  He was a dead man walking by the north melbourne game (which we lost spectacularly).

It was shifting a then starting forward Henderson to defense when north got a run on and left him there which gave us no targets in 50.

The real problem happened after the bombers game I think where relationships were tested due to our fitness regime leading to the demise of cordy.

Like I said before.  We only see the football reasons to sack a coach.  None of the internal politics, relationships and power struggles and whispering in corners that occur like every other office.

Ratten had his flaws.  Remember Marcus Davies?  He started a final instead of chris Yarran in 2011.  That move might have been the one that cost ratten his job.




Re: Pre game postulations: AFL 2021 Rd 7: Carlton vs the Drug Cheats - DJC - 04-30-2021

I think we're playing Essenscum this weekend and re-hashing the Ratten sacking isn't terribly relevant - apart from the way the Drug Cheats monstered us and broke Carrots scapula.  If you want to debate the Ratten sacking, take it to the coaching thread.