@supercoach said:@GNR4LIFE said:This year being at so many games and hearing the reaction when Taylor's name was announced was the first year i have actually questioned the class and intelligence of our supporters. Everyone loves giving it to Souths and Dogs fans because they stereotypically have low amounts of those two qualities, but our supporters were dead set embarrassing with their booing this year.
And i love the classic ''i support the team, not the coach''. What difference is that? Both the players and coach share the same success and failures. Does that mean you want the coach gone? How is he going to get sacked? The team is going to lose. But don't you support the players and want them to win? If they do win, then the coach will benefit. No logic in it whatsoever.
Taylor strikes me as a bloke who booing and jeering would only make him more determined. Rightly or wrongly he thinks the road he has taken is the right one for our club and nothing is going to change his mind. **Self belief and determination are good qualities to have especially when you coach at NRL level**
What about self delusion?
Said it before that I believe that improvement showed this year was through the players (especially the younger guys) getting more experience.
When the going got tough and we needed some leadership and guidance to hold us together we fell apart - because the guy that is supposed to provide that simply couldn't do it.
We are blessed with some of the best natural talent in the league - Taylor needs to step up or step down.