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I said a long while ago in another thread that PJ could end up being a Melbourne great, I go shot down...

If he gets Roos and Walsh I think I'll start a thread for apologies... :P

If you do, nobody will visit it. We'll all be on the champagne and bananas thread.

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If you do, nobody will visit it. We'll all be on the champagne and bananas thread.

I thought that was the coffee and banana bread thread? Anyway, I would like to also remind everybody that this is the great ocean road thread :)

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wifey driving :)

How can you possibly concentrate on important stuff like Demonland with wifey driving?? :-)

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I said a long while ago in another thread that PJ could end up being a Melbourne great, I go shot down...

If he gets Roos and Walsh I think I'll start a thread for apologies... :P

I think PJ is more of a turnaround specialist and will probably hand over the reigns at the appropriate time.

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thanks Fuschia for earlier post. I take from that Roos &PJ...lots of talking :)

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I really hope this comes off for us as we deserve to have some luck.

I think it's due after the last 7 years from hell.

I was actually thinking he wasn't coming to us and was ok with it then he drops the bomb last night and its got my hopes up again.

My only concern if Roos says no we will all be very disappointed and back to square one.

This is a rollercoster and I am nearly throwing up.

Roosy please just sign and say those 5 magic words "I am the new MFC coach".

DO... Luck?! We don't deserve any luck, we become lucky by putting the right people and structures in place. Jackson from the outside appears to be doing that.

Will this lead to Roos coaching us.. Who knows but if it falls through then a few fans will be even more demoralised and that leaves us with a Williams or a Voss or Knights from the experienced coaching ranks... Not as "pleasurable".

Pessimist much... Yes I'm a MFC supporter. :)

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How can you possibly concentrate on important stuff like Demonland with wifey driving?? :-)

just dont look up ;)
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Whisper is that Cameron Ling as an assistant is part of the package.

Shite, our coaching panel will be a better footy team than the one they're coaching.

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We could be a very VERY different looking outfit in 14 :)

look different ...might take awhile to be different lol

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I have framed a market for the heck of it

Eade 2 / 1

Craig 4 / 1

Roos 6 / 1

Williams 8 / 1

Voss 12 / 1

Harvey 15 / 1

Worsfold 30 / 1

Ratten 50 / 1

Rest name a price.......

My preference would be Neil Craig with some strong assistant coaches who could transition into the role in a couple of years such as a Lingy, Leppitch, Simpson

Time to reframe the market methinks
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only taking bets on Neeld ..lol :o

OMG I would pay out just to keep him out of this Club.

If there is a GOD please send him to Messendon or Collingwood.

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OMG I would pay out just to keep him out of this Club.

If there is a GOD please send him to Messendon or Collingwood.

Roos is still keen on job and after last night l reckon he will do it, says he's 50/50 so9 he's seriously thinking about it....

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There is also speculation that Swans assistant coach Leigh Tudor is keen to return to Melbourne for family reasons, and could link with Roos.

Former Swans premiership player Tadhg Kennelly has also been mentioned as a possible Demons assistant coach, should Roos take the top role. Kennelly is an assistant coach on Australian international rules team.

Read more: http://www.theage.com.au/afl/afl-news/roos-5050-on-coaching-return-20130830-2swgc.html#ixzz2dT7PrevF

Most of those comments are straight from the pages of this thread. Utter plagiarism.

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These developments are entirely consistent with what I have been saying for 3+ Months.

Melbourne has been in discussions with Roos since R2.

Melbourne in confident Roos will coach from 2014.

No decision will be made until admin, board etc are in place.

No decision will be made until after AFL assistance is confirmed.

The AFL wants Roos to coach Melbourne

None of this should be a surprise! Roos is very short odds to coach us. I say $1.20 would be a fair market.

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