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Message: [QUOTE="rnabokov, post: 3161429, member: 1847"] I agree in part with what you say. Seibold is for mine guilty of hubris, a sort of arrogance where he overestimated his abilities by ignoring his limitations, maybe partly because he was new to the high requirements of NRL level of coaching. At Souths, he had the luxury of relatively settled structures and a high quality settled roster. Different story here, and he underestimated that with predictable results. As for Seibold dismantling what Bennett had set up, I don't know if he did, or, even if he has, not that it made much difference except in the minds of some senior players. I again believe that the effectiveness of Wayne's game plan was being eroded by the realities of a game that was changing from the halcyon days of 2015, and has became for mine, exposed as less than adequate with the advent of COVID and the 6 Again Rule. For mine Souths are not in the same league as the top 5 teams. They still rely too much on Reynolds Walker and Cook, on individuals, for everything unlike say the Storm where it doesn't really matter who plays where. They all just fit in. Their whole is greater than the sum of its parts. Seibold was always going to fail. The consequences for him are not nice. His professional life is in tatters. [/QUOTE]

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