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Message: [QUOTE="Sproj, post: 3237868, member: 8423"] I agree with everything you’ve said there, Carrigan was just the most obvious example but every single forward does it. The only one who chases over anywhere is Riki and because he is doing that and no one else is, there are holes everywhere and especially where Riki would be. It’s almost like they don’t know each other and it becomes amateur hour. Kevvie needs to use his bench so much better to give these kids a break and keep some semblance of structure. The defense coach needs to teach nothing but tackle your man and take accountability for it. And all of the coaches should be giving any player a spray in training every time they don’t track or put in second efforts. Anyone starts walking or misses a tackle, they go into the sandpit. They all need to eat, live and sleep with a football in their hands. Any time they drop it, they put a $100 in the error jar. That amounts continues to rise every drop, so by the time they’ve dropped it 10 times, they are putting $1000 in. If they drop a simple catch on game day, they are putting their match fee in that jar. If it is a forced error or awful pass fair enough but all of them need to understand accountability because goodness me there is not one single leader in the team they can look up to. [/QUOTE]

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