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  • anniswan
    Footy Mother Big Time
    • Jan 2003
    • 2031

    #16
    Originally posted by dimelb
    "That's the return on the coach's faith. Unlike many of his counterparts, his players don't play in fear of making a mistake and incurring his wrath."

    Such an important difference from, say, Laidley, Kennett (OK, I know he's not the coach) et al. Sometimes I wonder what Paul Roos is up to, but I almost always come back to thinking he knows more about it than I do. Might even apply to Chambers!
    Roos said from the start he will never forget what it was like to be a player. Each player knows if they make a mistake, they don't need to be dragged off the ground.

    He made a list of things he would never do as a coach as soon as he finished playing and he has kept to it.

    Laidley is an idiot, why would you challenge a fan to come out onto the ground, it shows a total lack of dicipline and maturity.

    Paul Roos has studied the best in the world and the class he displays as a coach is showing through.

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    • ScottH
      It's Goodes to cheer!!
      • Sep 2003
      • 23665

      #17
      Originally posted by anniswan
      Laidley is an idiot, why would you challenge a fan to come out onto the ground, it shows a total lack of dicipline and maturity.
      He invited him onto the ground to see how much they were hurting.

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