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Coach Mick Malthouse lays down the law at Carlton training yesterday. Picture: Norm Oorloff Source: Herald Sun
Andrew Walker, Chris Judd, Kade Simpson, Dennis Armfield and Andrew Collins at Carlton training yesterday. Picture: Norm Oorloff
CARLTON midfield coach Rob Wiley says Mick Malthouse's hard-line coaching style hasn't wavered since the pair last worked together during the three-time premiership coach's tenure at West Coast.
Wiley, who will act as Carlton's director of development and coaching, said Malthouse has instilled a heavy defensive strategy this preseason, which will be pivotal to the side's new-look game plan.
"He's changed slightly (over time), but what's given him success before with other teams he's introducing that here at Carlton," Wiley said of Malthouse.
"And that's a lot of discipline, a lot of hard work, and working together. It's about being a team.
"You can't win games of football if there's only 18 contributors. It's about everyone contributing and everyone playing their role. That hasn't changed in the way Mick's gone about it."
With one of the Blues' five-man leadership members likely to snap up the vacant captaincy position, Wiley backed Chris Judd to maintain a strong leadership presence within the playing group.
Wiley hopes to work one-on-one with Judd to help improve the five-time best and fairest winner's deficiencies.
"Chris will play exactly the same role as he'd done ever since he's started playing football," Wiley said.
"He leads by example and you can't ask for any more. He'll just play exactly the way he's played in the past. It's a bonus having anther leader."
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