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Tudor Rules himself out as P. Roos assistant

Barney Rubble
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That's all we need.

Roosies good mate from swanny land doessn't want the job of heir apparent to coach the dees.

Adam Simpson looks odds on now.

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    I dont think Tudor ever wanted to be a senior coach

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    Im sure he said a while back hes happy being a career assistant

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    I dont think Tudor ever wanted to be a senior coach

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    Im sure he said a while back hes happy being a career assistant

    His career moves would tend to show that.

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    I dont think Tudor ever wanted to be a senior coach

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    Im sure he said a while back hes happy being a career assistant

    They actually have careers, while sacked senior coaches can be on the nose.

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    Voss an option???

    3 time premiership captain

    Under the best ever Matthews

    Lions coaching time was not a busket case

    2-3 yrs under Roos to mentor him

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    There is also some concern that we are relying too heavily on ex-Swans personnel.

    who said that, Damian Barratt? lol

    How can anyone be concerned we are getting people from a successful club and culture

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    Voss an option???

    3 time premiership captain

    Under the best ever Matthews

    Lions coaching time was not a busket case

    2-3 yrs under Roos to mentor him

    The latest rumours say he is going to join Collingwood.

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    It has occurred to me too.

    Not sure what the problem would be there, though.

    I guess it just would feel like trying to get a band back together, 30 years after their heyday, when they are clutching for relevance and another boost of income.

    Not that this would be anything like that.

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    i'm personally hoping it's scott burns.

    he always looked far better in red and blue playing for the mighty legs than he ever did in black and white for the filth.

    time to show his heart beats true!

    (plus i always thought he was a terrific player.)

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    The latest rumours say he is going to join Collingwood.

    Buckley and Voss. I just can't see it working.

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    Buckley and Voss. I just can't see it working.

    Same here. Sounds like a terrible idea. Just passing on the rumour.

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    Buckley and Voss. I just can't see it working.

    I can. As long as he respects Buckley's authority (and after being unceremoniously dumped at Brisbane he probably would) then he'd make the perfect hard man for Buckley's reforming agenda and young players. Especially if he takes on midfield coach where Bucks is set to stick by Josh Thomas, Ben Kennedy, Sidebottom, Beams, Sam Dwyer and possibly lose Daisy and keep Swanny in the forward line.

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    I can. As long as he respects Buckley's authority...

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    There is also some concern that we are relying too heavily on ex-Swans personnel.

    To be fair, both new coaches (Mathews and Allison) are from other clubs, even if they have a past at the Swans. Also, re Tudor, he has never directly worked with/under Roos, either as player or assistant.

    With only a couple of years to get us back on the straight and narrow, Roos probably feels the need to hit the ground running with people around him who know how he works.

    Hard to argue with, and these are only a handful of appointments amongst a (much) larger FD, where there are zero other ex-Roos, ex-Swans employees apart from Misson.

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    The latest rumours say he is going to join Collingwood.

    That would be interesting, Voss beat Buckley twice to get TWO premierships and Mr high and mighty left Brisbane to play in finals and win premierships.

    How ironic

    Any argument they may have all Voss has to say at the end is "yeah but I have THREE premierships"!!!!!!! How many u got?????

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