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Message: [QUOTE="Raw Boned Youngster, post: 2263715, member: 1886"] m1c, I lived through the Gibson era. His legacy was that he realised that you could win games if the other team didn't score as many points as your team. He introduced defensive football - no penalties, grinding play and no frills drills. Have a look at some of his selections when he was SOO coach. He presided over the 4-2 scorelines. I have said this before, but I believe Jack was a black mark on the game. The 'athlete' as player syndrome can be traced back to Jack. Wayne's lost period, when he thought ( he couldn't) win games without a half back, was his 'Jack' era. Think of the bland Broncos and that was Jack. He had great success with Parra, but that was basically on the back of some immensely talented players. [/QUOTE]

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