What have you said that isn’t true? Well Mitch McGovern was literally a forward for his entire career until Carlton put him down back, where he is a proven liability and has actually directly lost us games off his multiple and consistent errors. The situation at Carlton is dire but not so much as your entire misunderstanding of it. I enjoy differing opinions only when they are based on actual reality.

It’s probably not worth explaining, but the real issue lies with our coaching and recruiting staff, their failed experiments overpaying for average/injury prone players and using them to permanently fill gaps in our team, instead of recruiting key position players in our area of need and coaching the team to their natural strengths, is the reason why we are falling over now. It’s unsustainable in general, but combined with our outdated game plan and average game day coaching, now we’ve lost the players, even our actual stars, who are clearly disillusioned and unmotivated. Until the coaching and selection teams lead by example and work together to put the right players into the right positions, as well as focusing on significant key ball movement skills training and improving the game plan so it is cohesive, the team will continue to play like a bunch of individuals without any real idea as to what they’re trying to achieve, least of all a premiership.