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Well I want to (first and last time, I promise...), Barnes can almost be held, single-handedly, responsible for the position the Reds are in now.
IF Barnes had don the noble thing and stayed at the reds, NOTHING would have changed, they would have done their season review and "got on with it". Him leaving forced change and that change has flowed on to what we see now.
He chose to change employers, nothing at all wrong with that, but there should be no hate.
I absolutely agree, his departure was the catalyst for some real structual changes at the Reds coaching level and even in the QRU management level...
Some of those might have happened inevitably anyway, but his departure brought those things forward a bit.