Adam Simpson

If you listen to the press conferences, and it was an expansive press conference, there's a lot they're trying.

And I suppose if you don't change the way you train or attack something and focus on something, you'll get the same result.

So there's enough evidence to suggest on every side now that if we keep doing this, we'll get the same numbers.

So if we want to score more, we're going to play differently.

So we're going to

and play, you know, Bontepelli in the ruck maybe.

And that might give us an extra tall, might get English tall in that forward line a little bit longer.

Or if we do this certain manoeuvre with the ball and all these type of things.

So I've got my eye out for the coaches at the moment, Gerard, and they're all having a crack, except for a couple who think they maybe have already worked it out and will just turn it around with consistency and continuity.

What are you seeing?

Well, let's just talk about what's happened, I suppose.

And it's funny, when Vossi was – and obviously there's a conflict of conversation here, which –

You know, I'm not sure of the process of the coaching at the moment.

That's not part of me.

I'm not part of the, let's select the group.

I'm part of the groups being selected and we get it.

So I'm not privy to those conversations.

But just from a Carlton coaching point of view, it clearly looked like Vossi was trying to coach to win.

Like we had to win games and he was doing a lot of things right with how he gave the freedom to the other coaches to help grow their players and

Worked really hard on ball movement and really tried to connect the group as best he could.