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one ex player up in Brissie might be rueing his descision to leave. All he had to do was suck it up for a few months and wait for the tide to turn

Bit hard when the coach at the time is trying to shove u out the door.

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Absolutely spot. The fact Mike Sheehan son tim tweeted as early as round 2 about us talking to Roos was also true. AFL phone Roos and put in a case for him to come back to coaching. Neeld was a dead m

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To all on here, STOP HYPERVENTALATING! Roos made it very clear that he would not interrupt the celebrations of the 2013 season by formalising his appointment before the B&F. No doubt WC will put

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A certain manager of a certain high profile, high draft pick who's contract is up, has told me that it has been confirmed to him by our club that Roos will be coach. This story has played true since

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am i the only one thats disappointed he only signed up for 2 years?

Doesnt seem fully committed which has left me with hollow feeling

Have a look at GNF's explanation a few pages back that will make u feel better.

After I read it it made me feel better.

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One more piece of uncut, confirmed news.

MFC wanted 5 years, but Paul Roos would not commit. However, Paul Roos verbally said he WILL coach beyond 2 years and beyond 3 years if all is going well. Roos wanted an out should admin, board etc fail to maintain the structure and standards he requires.

This should keep the entire organisation in line.

took DemonOx's advice above and hunted down this post

I feel much better now and it all makes more sense lol

WELCOME TO THE MFC PAUL ROOS

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Paul Roos will be talking to the mmm boys tonight at 6. Well the coverage starts at 6 but Jb said they are talking to him tonight so it could be anytime in the 1st hour

Will also be on SEN between 6-7 too

THe Ox & Dr Turf are quite pumped today.

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Isn't it a massive difference in the approach Roos has taken compared to Neeld. Connecting emotionally with the players at the earliest possible time is so crucial. Roos has stated they're great young boys and really wants them to stay at the club and succeed.

Roos' call out of Watts was absolute gold. Kind of tongue in cheek, but matter of fact at the same time. As if to say "you're not going anywhere son" .

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Yup.

You'd love to see what Roos would do with him eh?

What is done is done. Time to move on from that disaster. Now cant wait to see the turn-around with the existing players.

Amazing what can happen when playing with some confidence, Everyone here are over the moon with Roos as coach, imagine how the players feel right now. I havent felt this upbeat since we got into the finals in 2006.

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Fair enough, maybe im being greedy

hopefully he gets a taste for it and we have success and he stays on long term

on a side note, what a joke the Afl.com and Melbournefc.com dont have the full press conference on there to watch

dunno where you were , but I and lots of others saw the whole thing , start to finish , went for 35 mins

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took DemonOx's advice above and hunted down this post

I feel much better now and it all makes more sense lol

WELCOME TO THE MFC PAUL ROOS

also Machiavelli's post suggesting that by talking up a near-future successor coach we open up the floor for ambitious assistants to get on board. If we said Roos has the helm for 5 years then some with senior coach aspirations might shy away. Makes ense to me. As others have said, it also works for us, should the unthinkable happen and we want rid of roos early we don't want to be paying out like 5 mil on his contract... obviously. I'm at peace with it now.

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No i watched it live (was streamed on the MFC site)

took DemonOx's advice above and hunted down this post

I feel much better now and it all makes more sense lol

WELCOME TO THE MFC PAUL ROOS

pretty sure you see the whole episode on facebook or youtube , enjoy

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One more piece of uncut, confirmed news.

MFC wanted 5 years, but Paul Roos would not commit. However, Paul Roos verbally said he WILL coach beyond 2 years and beyond 3 years if all is going well. Roos wanted an out should admin, board etc fail to maintain the structure and standards he requires.

This should keep the entire organisation in line.

Good on you GNF for keeping us posted all this time, and for being bang on the money! Thanks heaps mate

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