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Message: [QUOTE="abashii, post: 3040453, member: 8686"] Others may have cheated, some may have gotten away with it, but the scale of Melbourne's offending was exceptional. They were 25% over the cap in 2009 and 2010, equivalent to being more than $2.4M over in the current season. Bellamy helped Smith Slater and Cronk become better players, part of this may also have come from them being surrounded by gun players enabled through salary cap cheating. I'm not sure this counts as a huge stroke in Bellamy's favour, plenty of coaches have brought through plenty of stars. Bennett himself may have had a thing or two to do with a few half decent players. I don't think constantly exploiting loopholes or flat out breaking the rules knowing you won't get penalised 80 times a game is the sign of a great coach. Certainly Bellamy is very good but I wouldn't say he's great let alone the greatest. [/QUOTE]

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