Post Game Analysis: AFL 2021 Rd 12: Carlton vs West Coast

[crashlander]

Crash....I think where a lot of the frustration comes from for most of us supporters is that with all those things, they happen repeatedly...and have been happening repeatedly for awhile now.

1. Should've been well in front and didn't take opportunities.
2. Missing easy shots on goal.
3. Some of the bigger name recruits being disappointing and players fading out of games badly.

Not coming back around to the Teague stay or go argument but read a stat somewhere that in something like 29 of the 40 games under Teague, we've let opposition teams get a run on and kick 5 consecutive goals. I've got no idea what you put that down to but it supports your points.....in a lot of games, should've been in front, didn't take opportunities.

Oh, I understand the frustration. I have it myself. It is one of the reasons I don't post a lot immediately after a loss. The anger and frustration is not good for my health, so I am trying to minimize it. Pity our team is trying to maximize it.

I have come to the conclusion that our players have killed our coach. I cannot say it is anyone specific blame: there is so much to share around that no individual can possibly grab it all. But our coaching staff need to accept their share and do something about it. That doesn't appear to have happened.
For that matter, a few of our senior players need to take ownership of their failings and do something about it.