Ken Hinkley press conference - 25 April
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- Опубликовано: 23 апр 2024
- Ken Hinkley speaks to the media ahead of Port Adelaide's Anzac Appeal Round clash with St Kilda on Friday night.
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Port's defeiciency is in it's contested loose ball AND ball use deep in defence. Mckenzie and Williams' skills are severely missed in that specific area.
100%
Yeah, pity Macca is injured, would have him in for Burton
@@Power_Prawnstar Ive still got a lot of time for Clurey too. Good honest footballer, gives his all..
Port’s has deficiencies in every position. Midfield is poor during contested possessions. Defence cannot win any ground balls and Forward can’t hit the side of a barn. When the game isn’t on Port’s terms they routinely capitulate. They will continue to be humbled against strong opposition.
@@stuartstibbs2069 I'd be happy with him for Burton and Williams for Jones. Boak in for Burgoyne.
Never gives our players confidence, always bangs on about how tough AFL footy is and how good our opposition is. We will not win a flag under this bloke
He is implying his players aren’t good enough to contend with the best which is inarguable as they routinely fail against strong oppositions. What is the causation of their continual failure? He needs to be accountable for his failings as a coach.
Good coaches extract extra ten fifteen percent from every player and make ordinary players good players. Port are regressing under his watch and are one of those genuine mid table sides.
@@junaidhaider8082 Far too many teams have passed Port. Port should be in a position to genuinely contend but year after year they are simply making up the numbers.
Missing lord giving a contest in the forward line
I never want to see Dixon at the centre bounce again. Looks like he will be in there at times on Friday 😂 just park him up forward ffs
Why? He's a reasonable ruck man
@@Thomas-dn8drbecause the minute he rucks he injures himself. Keep him up forward
@@troncaz1011Dixon is a liability no matter where he plays. He can’t chase, tackle, limited lateral movement and poor kicking for goal.
@@Jamie_one_of_many_prophets yeah we get it, the team is shit and should fold. Give it a rest
@@Jamie_one_of_many_prophetsnonsense. One of the most important KPP in the squad.
There were some interesting Power stats here on youtube, going back years to the all the losing finals, and big games against top sides, and it comes down to contested possessions. The top sides are harder and more skilfull around the contested ball. Exactly what we saw against Collingwood. 😊🎉🎉
Port lack mental fortitude, when the game isn’t on their terms. Inexcusable what they dished up after quarter time.
@@Jamie_one_of_many_prophets Power dont work hard enough... Just watching the collingwood essendon game...Gotta work hard on and off the ball...
@@stuartstibbs2069 Absolutely, their contested game has been deplorable the past fortnight. The narrative was Collingwood being back to their best last week but I’d argue Port played so poorly most teams would’ve destroyed them.
Mumble mumble mumble.
Ken's response.
Mumble mumble mumble.
Ken's response.
Week after week.
Pathetic.
So accurate 😭
sick of mediocrity Ken
sack this fraud, where is the club's ambition?
Hinkley : OUT
Carr : IN
Port have played consistently poor this year. They haven’t beaten anyone noteworthy and for periods within games have struggled to take advantage of momentum against bottom 4 standard teams. Port’s performance against Collingwood epitomises their weaknesses and until they address their shortcomings they will continue to be a team that doesn’t achieve anything meaningful.
Thanks, lingy.
@@89joshuadavies Thank you for your invaluable insight.
Invaluable insights such as unless the team addresses their shortcomings they won't get better? 😂😂😂 Pull the other one
@@pussyjefferson Hmm I didn’t make any assertion that my insight was invaluable. I was merely being facetious concerning your pointless comment. It isn’t too difficult to determine Port’s shortcomings. They don’t possess a strong leader. Their mental fragility is ever-present against strong opposition. They aren’t willing to play strong contested football when the game isn’t on their terms. They struggle to win any groundballs in their defensive 50. Midfield is weak on the inside. They cannot hit the side of a barn when kicking for goal. Finally the crux of the issue, their coaches have implemented a one-dimensional gameplan that is easy to beat, especially when opposition pressure the midfield.
Absolute failure of a coach
Speaks volumes on the club keeping hin this long
2022 was the year to part ways. Port hasn’t improved in his time they have simply acquired better players yet continue to be pretenders.