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- Jun 6, 2014
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I’ve been a long time lurker of this site, but I think tonight I’m finally pissed off enough to post.
The performance tonight solidified some concerning thoughts I’ve had about the state of the Broncos. The blame can no longer be laid at the feet of the forwards, whom I believed performed superbly. Although it would who easy to blame the backline who were disorganised, with little to no attacking polish, the issue goes a lot deeper than that, which I don’t think can be corrected overnight. The likes of Milford, Bird and Boyd have in their own individual capacity the ability to be brilliant, however when combined together it’s a downright disaster. They do not complement each other.
This decision comes down to the coach, and even more so the decision to hire these players comes down to management. In what sane mind, was it thought that Bird was needed? The Broncos absolutely panicked when they failed to sign Taylor, despite them, quietly being arrogant about their ability to sign him. They had no Plan B, and instead threw money at a player and hoped it would stick. With a team with the largest resources in the competition, how could they fail to have any forward planning for the direction of this team?
This failure has reared its head in the past, with the failure to plan for a successor to Bennett leaving, Lockyer leaving etc. The fundamentals of running a successful business is to have a clear direction, which i currently do not see at the Broncos.
The performance tonight solidified some concerning thoughts I’ve had about the state of the Broncos. The blame can no longer be laid at the feet of the forwards, whom I believed performed superbly. Although it would who easy to blame the backline who were disorganised, with little to no attacking polish, the issue goes a lot deeper than that, which I don’t think can be corrected overnight. The likes of Milford, Bird and Boyd have in their own individual capacity the ability to be brilliant, however when combined together it’s a downright disaster. They do not complement each other.
This decision comes down to the coach, and even more so the decision to hire these players comes down to management. In what sane mind, was it thought that Bird was needed? The Broncos absolutely panicked when they failed to sign Taylor, despite them, quietly being arrogant about their ability to sign him. They had no Plan B, and instead threw money at a player and hoped it would stick. With a team with the largest resources in the competition, how could they fail to have any forward planning for the direction of this team?
This failure has reared its head in the past, with the failure to plan for a successor to Bennett leaving, Lockyer leaving etc. The fundamentals of running a successful business is to have a clear direction, which i currently do not see at the Broncos.