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Who will replace Jim Stynes?

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My thoughts are with Jim, he's done so much for the club. A massive blow for the demons. Get well soon.

Are there any thoughts as to who will take his place?

Personally I'd like to see Garry Lyon take the job, but somehow I don't think he would.

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    My thoughts are with Jim, he's done so much for the club. A massive blow for the demons. Get well soon.

    Are there any thoughts as to who will take his place?

    Personally I'd like to see Garry Lyon take the job, but somehow I don't think he would.

    Would it be an existing board member?

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    My thoughts are with Jim, he's done so much for the club. A massive blow for the demons. Get well soon.

    Are there any thoughts as to who will take his place?

    Personally I'd like to see Garry Lyon take the job, but somehow I don't think he would.

    Garry won't... but should consider supporting his mate, MFC and members.

    Don Mclardy to caretake for now ... current vice prsident and a great bloke

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    Love to see Barassi or Lyon but wont happen. As True B said, most likely be Don.

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    Garry won't... but should consider supporting his mate, MFC and members.

    Don Mclardy to caretake for now ... current vice prsident and a great bloke

    Fair dinkum, Who the hell are you to say What Garry should do. I think he does support the MFC and members, more than most, and as for supporting him mate, that is an insulting comment to even intimate that he wouldnt is disrespectful and wrong.

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    Perhaps it is even disrespectful to be even talking about a "replacement" when the press conference has not even been held yet. Let's just wait to hear what Jimmy and the Board have to say first.

    All any of us should be thinking about at the moment, is the man himself, not replacements.

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    Don Mclardy would be the best person for the job.

    I honestly don't believe Garry would be a good President. He is very welcome to prove me wrong cos I think he is a champion.

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    It depends on how long our poor jimma is gonna be out for. Those asking for Gaz to step up are getting a bit ahead of theirselves although i wouldnt be suprised if he did put his hand up. Mclardy did wonders with Jim and I think he would be great also. How bout leoncelli???

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