Taylor calling in to Triple M Rush Hour

@Tiger In The Gong said:
Why go on about the young team and the inexperienced pack. Taylor created that situation on his own, it shouldnt be used to defend him.

Weak argument if thats all youve got.

Ok I suppose I will bite… tell me how Taylor put together the current squad, and is thus responsible for the current "situation".
 
http://www.triplem.com.au/sydney/sport/nrl/news/2015/5/jason-taylor-discusses-tigers-attacking-woes/

Listen here…make up your own minds...

Pro-active for mine..
 
@Black'n'White said:
@Tiger In The Gong said:
Why go on about the young team and the inexperienced pack. Taylor created that situation on his own, it shouldnt be used to defend him.

Weak argument if thats all youve got.

Ok I suppose I will bite… tell me how Taylor put together the current squad, and is thus responsible for the current "situation".

No, figure it out yourself.
 
JT is responsible for:
1: Let Bodene Thompson go - The perfect defender for Moses
2: Knocked Takarangi on the head - Been going well in a beaten Parra Side
3: Let Blair go - Surely he would be better that Lovett or Siro

There's a couple reasons off the top of my Head.
 
I think this is very odd ..this is not something I would expect from the coach of a top tier sporting team,not real leadership actions . Especially to call in not been actively asked , this is not a good sign.
 
@batboy said:
JT is responsible for:
1: Let Bodene Thompson go - The perfect defender for Moses
2: Knocked Takarangi on the head - Been going well in a beaten Parra Side
3: Let Blair go - Surely he would be better that Lovett or Siro

There's a couple reasons off the top of my Head.

OK they are the positives for JT!!
 
@batboy said:
JT is responsible for:
1: Let Bodene Thompson go - The perfect defender for Moses
2: Knocked Takarangi on the head - Been going well in a beaten Parra Side
3: Let Blair go - Surely he would be better that Lovett or Siro

There's a couple reasons off the top of my Head.

Point 1\. COMPLETELY WRONG. Bodene was given an upgraded offer for this year and next but knocked it back for a better offer from the Warriors also cited "family reasons".

Point 2\. Takarangi is not going that well. He is in the top 5 for missing tackles in the centre position. Something we don't need.

3\. Blair's money from this year is being used in front ended contracts so we have some money to spend next year & 2017.

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Ok so having listened to it i now understand why the team looks defeated and as flat as it ever has.

He has repeatedly told them how shit they are they have started to believe it.
 
I'm getting tied of the excuses, even if there is some relevance in them.

60% of our Starting Pack has the experience.

Woods - Current State & National Player
Farah - Current State & National Player
Galloway - Former State & National Player
Taupau - Current National Player

Arent these the blokes Taylor is talking about… They defend the middle?!
 
@Tiger Watto said:
I'm getting tied of the excuses, even if there is some relevance in them.

60% of our Starting Pack has the experience.

Woods - Current State & National Player
Farah - Current State & National Player
Galloway - Former State & National Player
Taupau - Current National Player

Arent these the blokes Taylor is talking about… They defend the middle?!

These are the blokes that we take off the pitch and then concede points.
 
Well every game that we have really been pumped has been when Woods etc are off the field. We complain because he keep them off too long but how are Lodge, Ava, Buchanan going to get better if they get 20 minutes a game?

Tbh I am seeing his point because those three in particular had arguably their best games for us on the weekend when we needed them to. We didn't lose that game due to our usual issues.
 
I'm actually quite concerned with him calling in like that, it comes across as extremely thin-skinned (as much as he tried to be 'open'), a criticism which I've heard labelled at him a couple of times.

I was concerned with a few things he said as well - firstly on Moses. While he defended him about his defence, he also said at one point "there's nobody better to replace him with in the club", which is a completely unacceptable thing to say about a young player publicly. Whether it is true or not is irrelevant, can you imagine what Moses is thinking of his coach's confidence in him when he hears this broadcast?

In addition to that, I simply can't agree with his proposition that you have to let your attack suffer to work on your defence. The fact is that you can spend every waking moment on your defence, but if you don't score a solitary point you can't win games. The three successful seasons this club has had have actually been a result of a positive defensive attitude rather than because of our attack. Take a look at Souths for example, they could always score points before Maguire got there, but he got their defence sorted without adversely impacting their attack and now they're a premiership threat every year.

I worry that Taylor is too stubborn to see or admit that his plan may not be working, considering two of our best assets long term (Brooks and Moses) have gone backwards as overall players since he took over. Their attack has gone way back, and their defence hasn't improved really, and if he as a coach stagnates their growth as players, the club will lose in the long term.
 
@LCA said:
Oh really? The rest of "my kind"? Paying members since 2004 you mean? "Bandwagon supporter"?

Really?

One thing I know is that my opinion will count for more than yours with WT management and club if you are not also a long-term paying member.

What are your credentials in that regard?

And, please no "lies".

To be honest, you would probably get me there…

I havent been a member every year, though I dont get games packages as I usually get gifted player passes that get me access to every park except major events and finals. Would probably have you for total membership payed for, though not running, and asking the Mrs she never remembered getting the packages this year.

That said, I dont not buy them out of protest either.
 
People need to be patient. Whether you want the coach sacked after round 11 or not, nothing you say or do will affect what happens with Wests Tigers…

This season should be viewed as a great opportunity for a young team to get better. Highly recommend adopting the same view, not only is it realistic it makes it much easier to deal with poor performances.

Sorry to say tigers won't be competing for a premiership this year, but everybody should already know that. It's clear that what they are now doing is bettering themselves for the years to come. I'm looking forward to next year and beyond and am prepared to give Jason Taylor the term of his contract to prove himself right
 
sometimes the hardest thing is to face reality we have a 5/8 that cant tackle and limited in attacking
options ,,,,, not his fault rush to early into first grade . we have no chip chase game, no 2nd phase play
no off loads and no kicking in behind the line play this all comes back to very poor coaching .
i will not be going to the next home game ( 5/june ) as a form of protest ,i wonder if the modern day player really known the history of these two great foundation clubs …. show some pride boys
some of the greatest players to ever play the game played for club .
 
@MacDougall said:
Well every game that we have really been pumped has been when Woods etc are off the field. We complain because he keep them off too long but how are Lodge, Ava, Buchanan going to get better if they get 20 minutes a game?

Tbh I am seeing his point because those three in particular had arguably their best games for us on the weekend when we needed them to. We didn't lose that game due to our usual issues.

I thought that we still got owned in the middle as we struggled for metres even though their two top opposites did not play. Made Hannant look good for mine.
 
@marzie said:
People need to be patient. Whether you want the coach sacked after round 11 or not, nothing you say or do will affect what happens with Wests Tigers…

This season should be viewed as a great opportunity for a young team to get better. Highly recommend adopting the same view, not only is it realistic it makes it much easier to deal with poor performances.

Sorry to say tigers won't be competing for a premiership this year, but everybody should already know that. It's clear that what they are now doing is bettering themselves for the years to come. I'm looking forward to next year and beyond and am prepared to give Jason Taylor the term of his contract to prove himself right

I understand what you're saying, but the problem I have is we started this two years ago and inexplicably despite clear progress we scrapped it at the end of last year. The team of kids took steps forward under Potter, in both attack and defence, and personality things aside we decided to just wipe that all away and take steps backwards for no good reason. Getting rid of Potter is fine, but we didn't need to take steps back, we needed a coach like Nathan Brown who could continue Potter's progress, not one who wanted to create their own boys club, as Taylor as done.
 

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