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Message: [QUOTE="Huge, post: 3167985, member: 1992"] Good post and quite correctly you don't blame the players. It's my experience that no coach who has been overthrown in a player revolt has ever gone on to succeed. If it happens it's usually the fault of the coach AND not of the 30 odd players. It's like saying 'the whole army is out of step except Patty'. No, not Carrigan (for the stupid). It's much more likely it's a coach failing than that 30 guys, or even 15 of them get it wrong. This failure is Seibolds. I'm confident I could have done a better job. Blame for failure would have been placed fairly, a chance to improve would have been given, accurate description of the nature of the failure provided, the joy inherent in sport would have been given due importance and my failings would have been accepted, publicly dealt with and worked on. I'd have a pretty simple structure in place for it is not a complex game. [/QUOTE]

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