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Message: [QUOTE="Financeguy, post: 3141268, member: 8280"] I’m obviously no first grade coach but the best way to eat an elephant is one small piece at a time. I think i mentioned it earlier but i would have a very simple list of kpi’s for each player that played to their strengths and/or improved their weaknesses. If someone was drifting out of games have kpi’s to keep them involved (x amount of dummy half runs etc) for example. These would be drilled into them during training with Alfie and the other trainers keeping them up to date during the game. Seibs needs to build back up the confidence of the players and take away uncertainty in their roles. I don’t understand why he isn’t on that walkie talkie the whole time barking instructions to the team during the game, its like he is a total spectator once the ball has been kicked off. I’d even like him down on the sideline feeling what the players are feeling and actually coaching during the game, strip it down to basics, try a different approach. Use the interchange based on feeling for the game rather than a set strategy done pre game. Get close enough to notice Haas starting to tire and give the poor bastard a rest, not just stick to a current schedule that is clearly not working. [/QUOTE]

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