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Message: [QUOTE="Rally Towel, post: 3180192, member: 8569"] I've not been bothered to vent much as it's all been said already. However.... Seibold inherited a side full of attacking weapons/potential but lacking direction. Like many I had hopes he would bring a fresh approach and systems to squeeze the extra 10% the side was lacking to compete against the top sides. Instead, we went backwards in virtually every defining metric. You can attribute a measure of that to the injury toll, loss of conditioning during covid isolation and poor player culture (driven by lack of accountable leadership). That said, it was frequently apparent that the team had no direction or cohesion on either side of the ball. They frequently looked like they'd not played a minute together in their life. Life after Seibold has been far from pretty, but they've at least resembled a football team, albeit a poor one. Sad consolation to take moral victories for 12-18 point losses, but we're a far cry from earlier capitulations. See: 48-0 to a mid tier Tigers team in the rain or making the Titans look like world beaters in round 7. There's a lot of work to do over the off season but I'm convinced we'll be in the eight again next year with a competent coach at the helm. [/QUOTE]

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