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Eade to Collingwood

Dee Fan
in Melbourne Demons

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It appears, according to the 7 news, that Rodney will be appointed coaching Director at Collingwood by the end of the week. It also appears that the players and the club knew Mickey was leaving and that was confirmed by Maxwell in the news as well.

Eade will have a bit of a job controlling the ego of Buckley and I wonder how long he'll last.

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    It appears, according to the 7 news, that Rodney will be appointed coaching Director at Collingwood by the end of the week. It also appears that the players and the club knew Mickey was leaving and that was confirmed by Maxwell in the news as well.

    Eade will have a bit of a job controlling the ego of Buckley and I wonder how long he'll last.

    Who Robbief Eade or Buckley?

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    I think Mick's been a little hard done by, and if this stupid deal wasn't in place he would have still coached next year. This will hopefully start to unravel things down at Scum town!

    I couldn't care about Eade going there, or Buckley coaching them.. I want to focus on my team next year. The rest is merely gossip!

    Go Dees!

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    i just hope Malthouse talks to Mark Neeld quite often next year....i am positive Mick will help Mark to succeed.

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    i just hope Malthouse talks to Mark Neeld quite often next year....i am positive Mick will help Mark to succeed.

    I get the feeling Mick wants Neeld to succeed more because Neeld really is Malthouse's protege and was being groomed by Malthouse, whereas FIGJAM was forced upon him by the Pies and became the successor without Malthouse wanting it.

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    Buckley taking advise from Rocket? I just can't see Buckley's ego giving him a second of his attention.

    Shame most of the action will take place behind closed doors.

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    Going to be fun to watch though ... :)

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    Going to be fun to watch though ... :)

    Time for a rumour

    Will Pendlebury join GWS in 2013?

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    i just hope Malthouse talks to Mark Neeld quite often next year....i am positive Mick will help Mark to succeed.

    Exactly. Malthouse's heart will beat very true for the red and the blue next year. I think you can virtually add him to the list of new MFC coaches for next year, albeit on an unofficial basis.

    The dislike between Buckley and Malthouse is palpable, and human nature would probably dictate that Malthouse wouldn't want to see Buckley succeed. Neeld, on the other hand, is his man.

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    Time for a rumour

    Will Pendlebury join GWS in 2013?

    Im dont usually speculate but when a player in his prime signs a one year contract only it sends one message - big bucks or I'm off

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    Im dont usually speculate but when a player in his prime signs a one year contract only it sends one message - big bucks or I'm off

    For me it reads he is hedging his bets, if the pies are still flying and more importantly, Buckley is a good coach, then he will sign again and stay. If not, the bye bye.

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    Exactly. Malthouse's heart will beat very true for the red and the blue next year. I think you can virtually add him to the list of new MFC coaches for next year, albeit on an unofficial basis.

    The dislike between Buckley and Malthouse is palpable, and human nature would probably dictate that Malthouse wouldn't want to see Buckley succeed. Neeld, on the other hand, is his man.

    Wishful thinking.

    Malthouse has the teams best interests ahead of Buckley and for that reason he will want to see the Filth challenge again.

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    Wishful thinking.

    Malthouse has the teams best interests ahead of Buckley and for that reason he will want to see the Filth challenge again.

    Mickey said the other day I was born a "Collingwood supporter and I will die a Collingwood supporter".

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    i just hope Malthouse talks to Mark Neeld quite often next year....i am positive Mick will help Mark to succeed.

    Exactly. Malthouse's heart will beat very true for the red and the blue next year. I think you can virtually add him to the list of new MFC coaches for next year, albeit on an unofficial basis.

    The dislike between Buckley and Malthouse is palpable, and human nature would probably dictate that Malthouse wouldn't want to see Buckley succeed. Neeld, on the other hand, is his man.

    I was under the impression that Neil Craig will be Neeld's mentor?

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    In some way I was hoping we would get Eade on our coaching panel. Only so I could yell "Rocket! Yeah!" I'm disappointed that pleasure has been taken away from me.

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    Mickey said the other day I was born a "Collingwood supporter and I will die a Collingwood supporter".

    Probably a good thing he didn't become the head coach then.

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