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Sydney premiership trainer Paul Roos has referred to as out his former staff for taking part in “un-Sydney-like” soccer within the membership’s loss to Port Adelaide on Sunday.
The Swans take a seat 14th at the ladder after six video games, having overwhelmed simplest North Melbourne and Fremantle.
It has been a turbulent yr for Sydney, coming off a heavy defeat in remaining yr’s grand ultimate, the departure of trainer John Longmire and coping with accidents to key gamers Callum Mills, Tom Papley, Errol Gulden, Joel Amartey, Harry Cunningham and Taylor Adams.
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Sydney hopes of creating it again to the grand ultimate are slipping away Getty
However, Roos is not purchasing the team of workers problems, calling out the way in which the Swans are enjoying below new trainer Dean Cox.
“I know a lot of them and are attached to a lot of them,” Roos instructed ABC radio.
“I just don’t think they have got a great system at the moment. We are talking about the team that played in the grand final last year, but I talked about it at the end of last year. They just look like a team that plays Globetrotter football.
“Nineteen tackles at part time is un-Sydney-like and I were given a few textual content messages from former Sydney gamers … (it) used to be un-Sydney-like.
“So they have to go back to basic systems. They have got a lot of injuries so I don’t want to hang Dean Cox but we are talking about a pattern here and I just think get back to a really good system.
“Don’t simply depend on ability and Harlem Globetrotter-type soccer. Anyone can chase, someone can take on and that is the reason been the root of the Swans for the most efficient a part of 20-something years.”
Paul Roos has been critical of Sydney’s season to date AFL Photos via Getty Images
Roos believes the Swans are too reliant on star midfielders Isaac Heeney and Chad Warner.
“I don’t believe there’s a staff within the pageant that is based so closely on two gamers — Isaac Heeney and Chad Warner,” the 2005 premiership coach said.
“If Isaac Heeney is stopped it is in point of fact onerous for the Swans to win and when he will get going, you speak about (Marcus) Bontempelli and (Nick) Daicos. I don’t believe there’s a participant who affects his staff up to Isaac affects the Swans.”
It does not get any more uncomplicated for the Swans, who go back and forth north to stand Gold Coast in spherical seven, sooner than taking over GWS in spherical 8.
