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Paul Wheatley

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Went and watched Vic metro v's Northern Territory yesterday and Wheaters was coaching the Metro backline. He coached at Eastern Ranges last year.Seems to really enjoy coaching the younger ones. Maybe in time wants to coach at higher level

 

Went and watched Vic metro v's Northern Territory yesterday and Wheaters was coaching the Metro backline. He coached at Eastern Ranges last year.Seems to really enjoy coaching the younger ones. Maybe in time wants to coach at higher level

He upped the IQ level of North Heidelberg by 95%. The only good thing to ever come out of there!!!!!!!

Went and watched Vic metro v's Northern Territory yesterday and Wheaters was coaching the Metro backline. He coached at Eastern Ranges last year.Seems to really enjoy coaching the younger ones. Maybe in time wants to coach at higher level

I'm sure a year or two back, Jack Grimes acknowledged Wheatley's help as both mentor and sometime coach of some of the younger/newer boys at the club.

At the time I was a little surprised because foolishly I didn't think Paul looked the mentor/coach type. But Grimes was quite effusive in his praise. And last year when I briefly talked to Paul at a function he seemed very level headed and knowledgeable.

Good to see him putting something back into the game (frankly after that monster roost from full back against the Saints last season, I half expected him to go to the US and try out as a punter).

 

I watched him play for my old team St Pauls in the SFL last week, he absolutely dominated.

I watched him play for my old team St Pauls in the SFL last week, he absolutely dominated.

Maybe we can have In: Wheatley, Out: Bruce. (please people don't overreact).

I swear Wheatley kicked a goal from 60 against the saints in his final game with his hamstring torn in half, loved it.


Maybe we can have In: Wheatley, Out: Bruce. (please people don't overreact).

People don't over-react when posters post stupid, ridiculous, passive-aggressive comments.

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People don't over-react when posters post stupid, ridiculous, passive-aggressive comments.

And some posters are very perdantic.

I would love to see Wheaters go to states to try a kickers role.

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