What game plan do you think Watters is developing

[Bluthy]

Anyone managed to get much of a handle on it so far?.

Obviously quite Malthouseish in going wide, hugging the boundary line. One poster mentioned a lot of switching of play in the back. Gwilt seems to get used a lot for this. Will need good kickers if that's the case going forward (different to Lyon) The coaches that go on to win premierships seem to develop a unique style for their team that takes a while for other clubs to full understand and then neutralise and/or copy. May take a while to get a real feel for Watters is doing when players are still developing/learning a system. Struggling to see what they are doing with the forward line.

[SainterK]

He wasn't happy with how they held up play on the weekend instead of going quick....

[ShanghaiSaint]

acople times on tigers game we rebounded to a goal on inside 50 very quickley. I liked seeing that and hope we can build more that type play going forward. at times we played very well against Richmond.

[mad saint guy]

He's trying to make a team of players who lack fitness and skill to play a game entirely dependant on fitness and skill. Our go-to backup play of forcing the ball to the boundary line and resetting doesn't work either since we can't win a clearance to save ourselves.

[ShanghaiSaint]

He's trying to make a team of players who lack fitness and skill to play a game entirely dependant on fitness and skill. Our go-to backup play of forcing the ball to the boundary line and resetting doesn't work either since we can't win a clearance to save ourselves.

In time MSG we will... just takes time.