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Message: [QUOTE="rnabokov, post: 3169942, member: 1847"] Absolutely the mental side is important. In fact it is as critical as coaching good structures. And I get the failures of our coaching staff in relation to the mental side of things, made worse after we apparently got rid of our sport psychologist some time ago - can't remember when, and that analysis of our mentality of failure was posted on nrl.com and on here months ago : [URL]https://www.nrl.com/news/2020/07/22/the-psychology-behind-how-broncos-can-get-out-of-form-slump/[/URL] and that it has been a recurring topic of criticism week in and week out. The problems were identified and the solutions posted. **** all was done, and Seibold's apparent arrogance to ignore that is one his biggest failures. My point about defensive structures however is, is that I don't see ANY evidence of ANY coached structures at all, from kick off to the FT siren. If they were there from the start, and then fell away as heads began to hang, then fair enough. In any case, I am keen to know if in fact Gentle does run those defensive drills or not, just to satisfy my curiosity. [/QUOTE]

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