I meant more your view on the side rather than Voss. I think even regular joes have a better view than some gambling company floggo.
I'm on the same page: I think Voss is a good coach, just hasn't delivered yet.
Like all coaches needs support to build his list. His forte is toughness and contests, I think he's less good at fringe development and bargains. Give him a Fagan-style "nice guy" assitant who builds up the skills of the second and third tier, and someone to bring in MSD bargains and left field projects.
So same as the list: the coaches and admin need all the pieces, not just the king pieces.
I think OP is gloating a bit. If Voss fails and is sacked that's on the board and coteries. You've had several promising coaches who fell over I think because they didn't have the resourcing around them.
I think Voss is a rubbish coach, but agree with your overall point in that you have to give them every chance before going down the sack & restart point.
For teams with Carlton’s list profile, things are never as bad as they seem (as opposed to say North, West Coast or Richmond who have or will be stuck in the doldrums for extended periods).
Port probably the best most recent example.
0-5 in 2022 after 5 rounds. Recovered to 10-12.
Prelims the next 2 years.
Obviously huge issues with Kenny in that time, so wouldn’t surprise me to see Carlton do similar. Can’t see how they get past the final hurdle with Voss, but they definitely aren’t in the blow it up, David Noble territory.