Ballan coach Jason McNamara ordered his players to a few laps of the Waubra oval in the immediate aftermath of Saturday’s heavy loss to the Roos.
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The Blues coach was bitterly disappointed with his side’s effort in the 139-point thrashing, which leaves the team as one of two winless outfits in the competition after seven rounds.
McNamara told The Courier that he threatened his charges with the laps during his address at the final change and then followed through after they conceded seven goals in the last quarter.
Waubra’s Jarred Crabtree was a doubtful starter on Saturday after pulling up sore from the interleague clash, but played against the Blues and finished with a 10-goal haul.
Crabtree was named the Roos’ best, with James Lukich also among the standouts.
McNamara said onballer Sam Sher was the leading performer on the day for the Blues.
