12-17-2022, 09:51 PM
I'm probably as responsible for setting the thread off on a bit of a tangent as anyone with my mention of cliques affecting our men's team as well.
I can see some relevance because the women will be judged by the same standards as apply with the men's side, with some allowance made for the semi-professional nature of the women's team at present, but to bring us back on track....
The review will no doubt look at a lot of aspects.
We know the main focus will no doubt be on the coaching.
You wouldn't have to be Nostradamus to predict that there will be changes at the coaching level.
Other areas that will be looked at will be skill development, recruiting, player retention...and the developing culture.
From the outside this looks a bit half-cocked, premature and a bit of a smoke screen for the old coach-sacking chestnut.
If you're going to sack the coach just do it.
But as far as other aspects go, unless there has been some genuine disquiet and complaints from certain team members regarding 'culture' then let the bloody thing settle down.
In many respects this is 'Year One.'
Now that all sides are established we should see a settling of player movement in the coming years.
That in itself should give some stability to the team.
I can see some relevance because the women will be judged by the same standards as apply with the men's side, with some allowance made for the semi-professional nature of the women's team at present, but to bring us back on track....
The review will no doubt look at a lot of aspects.
We know the main focus will no doubt be on the coaching.
You wouldn't have to be Nostradamus to predict that there will be changes at the coaching level.
Other areas that will be looked at will be skill development, recruiting, player retention...and the developing culture.
From the outside this looks a bit half-cocked, premature and a bit of a smoke screen for the old coach-sacking chestnut.
If you're going to sack the coach just do it.
But as far as other aspects go, unless there has been some genuine disquiet and complaints from certain team members regarding 'culture' then let the bloody thing settle down.
In many respects this is 'Year One.'
Now that all sides are established we should see a settling of player movement in the coming years.
That in itself should give some stability to the team.