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Message: [QUOTE="BroncsFan, post: 3374776, member: 9052"] I feel like he only started doing that after we beat dogs for the second time last year?? I recall there being a game that we won last year where he was on the side line and then in the presser he was like " it seemed to work so I might keep doing it" and so he has. But I do think it really is a detriment to being able to coach... I just don't think you can tell when a player is fatiguing without being up high and seeing possibly lazy efforts or whatnot. Is there anyone in the box for us at the moment?? If one of the assistants is in the box does it mean that it's on them to convey messages to the head coach that old mate is fatiguing?? Just seems a backwards way to coach ... although I will say every NFL coach and EPL manager does it from the sideline... that may be because you get a lot of access to your players and key players in those sports, but it just seems off in league. [/QUOTE]

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