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Message: [QUOTE="007, post: 3347481, member: 9090"] Woah dude. Croft - just couldnt deal with the pressure and tried too hard. That's on him not Kevvie. Dearden - again just couldn't deal with the pressure and tried too hard. That's on him not Kevvie. Milford - i doubt even most psychologists could get to the bottom of that without needing a drink. Croft, Dearden and Milford were all on a path to abstract failure long before Kevvie arrived. Seibold couldn't even get into their heads on a technical basis (as well as playing group issues). You need to understand and realise the rotation of halves as painful as it was, was simply because the cattle wasn't there. Each had their opportunities and none of them produced anything resembling long term first grade quality. In retrospect i don't think Kevvie was asking for them to dominate a whole game, but he was searching for something from them. It just never materialised. Ultimately NRL isnt a baby sitting competition to wait and pray someone comes good. We didnt have the luxury of other clubs for guys to be carried. Be that right or wrong as to the clubs position, they simply just did not fire or showed the ability to do the job to win or control games. Kevvie is no potato and he also had to try and run the team as well as bail water when he walked into the club. IMO Croft, Dearden and Milford were failures in the situation and all had to be moved on. Be it they might fire sometime for another club, but the chances are low and in professional sport its up to the player to invest and turn the tide. Zero point wasting time hoping and trying - the club needs to win games and competitions. [/QUOTE]

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