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Message: [QUOTE="john1420, post: 3293685, member: 2077"] It seems that Siebold came in with the mindset (correctly) that he could not replace Wayne Bennett, nobody can be Wayne but Wayne. IMO he is spot on about this. The issue is with how he went about not being Wayne. Instead of respecting the history, and building on the good of the past, he tried to erase Wayne. What he was trying to achieve was right but he went about entirely the wrong way. There's a saying in management (probably elsewhere too) that to reach new heights, you have to stand upon the shoulders of those who went before you. Essentially you honour and respect that which has been done and you build upon it. Siebold did not stand upon Wayne's shoulders. He kicked him out and stood on the ground. [/QUOTE]

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