The Journey - Tues 15/3 830pm Fox Footy

[Thryleon]

Going to watch this tonight but aren't we going a little early with the fluff pieces?

Its possibly the only time we will be able to do them without wearing too much criticism and its going to be important that this side of the club is shown because I don't believe the work we are doing now will immediately yield positive results and its more about selling and obtaining supporter buy in to "the Journey".

If you think about it, when we are roughly 4-16 (havent looked at the fixture, but its a likely scenario) if they were to release this, it would be harder for people to swallow and this is a snippet into a lot of work being done.

After watching it, you'll notice that its pretty much a compilation of a lot of different videos that the club has made thus far.

[DJC]

Going to watch this tonight but aren't we going a little early with the fluff pieces?

You'll change your tune 

I think that it is part of a refreshing change to keep supporters informed and engaged.

[Dominator_7]

ITs part o the process of getting all our fans to understand exactly where the Club is at, and what we re trying to do to change it.
As was also said on Fox Footys Round Table discussion when they were talking about Carlton, its going to be very important that we remain united even during the inevitable tough times ahead when we cop floggings, or lose multiple games in a row. I remember Hawthorn copping some awful thumping's in Clarko's first year, but it was all part of the process, and look at them now.

[Professer E]

Bolton using the jump in the water incident as a metaphor for one in all in was gold.  For a club that has done so little right it appears that the correct people are now running the ship.  Quality work from the club, albeit long overdue.

[Gointocarlton]

Bolton using the jump in the water incident as a metaphor for one in all in was gold.  For a club that has done so little right it appears that the correct people are now running the ship.  Quality work from the club, albeit long overdue.

I also liked Craig's work with KJ, "train the mind".

[DJC]

I also liked Craig's work with KJ, "train the mind".

Yes, that was interesting; Craig clearly didn't know KJ but singling him out then following up at the end of the session should have made an impression.

[Baggers]

Important. Loved it. Bravo CFC.

The superior way the club is now going about communicating and including members/supporters is a far cry from the very recent past.

[townsendcalling]

My understanding is that there definitely is a Part 2.

[ElCapitan]

This was a fantastic doco and really eye opening.

I think the part where BB asks Jamo (as a 140 odd game player of the club) about what he would expect a guy like Viojo Rainbow to say to him if he can see Jamo doesnt adhere to team structures on the field was interesting.

Jamo replied that he would expect to be called to account on it, even by a first gamer.

If everyone is on board with this line this will be a significant shift in the club's mindset.

Lets hope so.

[Raydan]

Yes, that was interesting; Craig clearly didn't know KJ but singling him out then following up at the end of the session should have made an impression.

To me that was someone seeing that KJ isn't a hard trainer and sent Craig over to him to test him.

I thought this might be a bit more cringe worthy than it was, although I wonder how much of this is put on for the camera, the question to Jammo and the expect it answer had extra shots of Jammo and DVR cut into the footage.

When Weitering gather the boys around and told them to be ready for anything, was fantastic leadership stuff, but again was it organised for the camera?