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Justin Leppitch

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Now that Lepper is back on the market,we should seriously consider luring him to the Dees to groom our young,developing backline..

Our backline would benefit no end from a triple premiership defender and from all reports,he's a great teacher and communicator.

I know we currently have a backline coach but with a bit of juggling around,we can fit him in.

Edited by Jack7

 
Now that Lepper is back on the mark,we should seriously consider luring him to the Dees to groom our young,developing backline..

Our backline would benefit no end from a triple premiership backman and from all reports,he's a great teacher and communicator.

I know we currently have a backline coach but with a bit of juggling around,we can fit him in.

if it aint broke, don't fix it.

Sean 'not a Wellman' is doing a terrific job. No thanks.

 
Sean 'not a Wellman' is doing a terrific job. No thanks.

Agreed.

Although many, including myself are a big wrap for Leppa, think Wellman's work with the defense over the past 24 months has been outstanding.

would much rather try and get West a full time position on the coaching panel, and for mine it would be good bye Mahoney, but i believe he is a bit of a bailey favourite


Already got a fantastic backline coach in Wellman, but maybe replace Mahoney.

lepper played some pretty good footy in the forward line too, could easily be a forward coach

Already got a fantastic backline coach in Wellman, but maybe replace Mahoney.

Not sure what Mahoney has done (or not done) to be given the flick so easily.

Hasn't Mohoney also been a big part of our NT push? His relationships with certain players may be important.

Edited by Guest

 

Our backline is coming along in leaps and bounds with Sean Wellmen, so I agree in saying that we don't really need to make any changes there.

Wellman is the best thing to ever happen to the MFC defence in my lifetime. Must hold onto him at all costs!

That said, i think Leppa'd be a handy acquisition to our FD in an assisteant/development coaching role if he is available.


That said, i think Leppa'd be a handy acquisition to our FD in an assisteant/development coaching role if he is available.

True, wouldn't disagree with that.

Sean 'not a Wellman' is doing a terrific job. No thanks.

Ditto!!

if we recruit any new assistant coaches it should be todd viney.....but i am happy with how there all going even mahoney, to be honest he hasnt had much to work with....next year will be telling for our football departments careers

I agree, i think our defense is the strongest part of our game. At least, when we are healthy.

Easily the strongest part of our game, no doubt. Wellman has done a fantastic job thus far and we must hold onto him.


Keep the current assistant coaches but upgrade West to full time. United we should stay!

would much rather try and get West a full time position on the coaching panel, and for mine it would be good bye Mahoney, but i believe he is a bit of a bailey favourite

Correct on all counts..

:angry:

for mine it would be good bye Mahoney, but i believe he is a bit of a bailey favourite

Why? cause it's his fault that the ball doesn't get into the forward line. + Working with jets like Miller and Newton.

What about Paul Williams? People said he sux last year but is he now a gun cause the Bulldogs midfield is firing?

Why? cause it's his fault that the ball doesn't get into the forward line. + Working with jets like Miller and Newton.

What about Paul Williams? People said he sux last year but is he now a gun cause the Bulldogs midfield is firing?

Doesn't Williams work with the doggies forwards...?

Why? cause it's his fault that the ball doesn't get into the forward line. + Working with jets like Miller and Newton.

What about Paul Williams? People said he sux last year but is he now a gun cause the Bulldogs midfield is firing?

What mahoney has at his dispoal does not help his cause, no argument there, although it is getting better, but there just seems to be a lack of structure there, no improvement from the forwards, especially shots at goal.

I just think westy would give us more than what mahoney is capable of

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Now that Lepper is back on the market,we should seriously consider luring him to the Dees to groom our young,developing backline..

Our backline would benefit no end from a triple premiership defender and from all reports,he's a great teacher and communicator.

I know we currently have a backline coach but with a bit of juggling around,we can fit him in.

Lepper has just signed with the Tigers today,DB met with him last week,it's a shame he would have been great for our young backline.

Tigers are going all out to develop their playing list by employing a strong stategic team starting with Hardwick, now lade and Leppitch.Retained only Wayne Campbell.

Edited by jayceebee31

its never done them anygood in the past. :lol::lol:

 

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