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Lets face it, if he cant move his family to Brisbane, is he really going to move them to Perth?

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How long is Brett Kirk contracted for over in Perth? i wouldn't be surprised if he was pretty keen to coach alongside Roosy and Roosy pretty keen to have him there.

Since Worsfold has stepped aside maybe that releases Kirk also?

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Welcome aboard AM Dam

May catch up in AD after I disembark from an APT cruise

Cheers, yea anybody coming to Amsterdam is welcome to come for a beer and a kick. We also play cricket a lot, the most intense sessions being on Australia/India day, usually in the snow.

Have been on this site for years, but kept quiet more out of dealing with the tides of misery washing over our club, but feel like many that things are turning a corner and am allowing myself a bit more optimism these days. Why not? If this doesn't work, it's unlikely we'll survive, so may as well go at it with full belief.

What is really bloody great about all this is that it seems we finally have a proper management team in place, rather than the ego-driven characters that have run the place for so long. Looking at clubs like Hawthorn, Sydney and Geelong, that seems to be a common factor - they've been driven by teams of people who are motivated, who typify the sought after culture that successful teams enjoy and, finally, who seem to be people that know what the [censored] they are doing. Happy days.

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DC, I think one look at my avatar would tell you that I am not a person to be trifled with... deadly serious.

My adoption clinic says otherwise.

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There has been no mention over here in the west in regard to Roos taking the Meth Coast gig, all we are hearing is Sumich if favourite. I think if they had any interest they either left it to late or the Brisbane and Perth scenarios with the family are drawbacks

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Come on guys lets be a little bit confident in PJ and co getting Roos over the line. Burns has done a lenghty apprenticeship at the eagles as has Sumich most recently under R. Lyon...But you never no until the paper has been signed.

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Wasn't he supposed to be signed by today according to a few people? Just about when to have a presser?

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Burns to coach wce imo he would be the perfect choice for them


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Oh man, couldn't Meth Toast have waited until after Tuesday to do this? Getting a horrible, horrible feeling

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hold firm fellow Demonlanders. Now is not the time to waver.

Its the EOS for 10 clubs. Much is bound to happen .Many personnel will move around.

I have absolute faith all is fine and to be announced soon enough.

Deep breaths all. :)

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Screw it going back to work haha don't even wanna look at my phone anymore

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Relax, if not tomorrow over the weekend.

Confirmation of a Liberal Landslide and Roos to Dees would make an awesome weekend for me!!!!!!!!!!!

GNF, Is there any chance of WCE hi-jacking this deal?

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