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Message: [QUOTE="McHunt, post: 3640524, member: 9853"] There is literally no team we could beat the way we've been playing the last month. Before you reach for the injury/Origin excuse, we lost to the Titans with Walsh, Carrigan, Riki and Haas. We have been disjointed and incompetent all season, getting away with a few flukey wins mostly on the back of breaks in open play from Walsh, Cobbo, Mam and Mariner. We haven't been convincing in the red zone, including in obvious set plays. Not that we spend much time in the opposition's half. We drop the ball nearly every set. That's normally the result of a bad pass, which is generally a sign of bad communication and a failure in basic training drills. Mariner is copping it today for fumbling. He's currently the competition top try scorer and crossed the line for us twice, a weapon who any club would sign in a heartbeart. His most notable "fumble" was not catching a Staggs ball a metre behind his back. And this has been happening all season. All over the field. In almost every case the recipient has copped the blame. Regardless of last night's second string lineup, this is now a clear coaching failure. Not one player has improved this season. Some have gone backwards. We have persisted with duds. And hired poorly. Kevvie still has time to turn this around, and may end the season with accolades. More likely, there will be blood at the end of the season. If there are any coaches left who haven't already fucked off. Kevvie's job is safe, but no one else's is. Not because he's a great bloke or great coach. But because we need the continuity. [/QUOTE]

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