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Neale Daniher and his entourage

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Glad everyone enjoyed it as much as I did seeing it. So many memorys.

 

Neale Daniher's first season as coach was probably one of the most memorable at the club in the post 1964 period. The two players who stand out for me from that season were Jeff Farmer and Garry Lyon, neither of who were in the picture with the Rev. I'll never forget that mark the Wiz took standing on Garry's head against Richmond.

Probably made a bad choice about where to go for their last meet up so this time they didn't worry about consulting him.

Helpful contribution Einstein.

 

Chris Heffernan.

CH, well there you go. I would have said he was there under false pretences myself. What was it one year of mediocre rubbish with us then off back to the Bombers as I remember it! Maybe I have it wrong.

Heffernan gave us very little. Great physique but didn't use it and turned the ball over badly. For some reason he was a Sheedy favourite.


Mop of hair only.

Back left.

Or is that mop Shaun Smith?

Great photo but I only thought rappers had entourages. ;)
Nice to see the boys all behind Neale. He and Swooper were the equal best coaches I have seen at the club in my time. His time was up in 2007 but what wouldn't we give to get that feeling back where we went to the footy and knew we were a 50/50 chance or better to get the chocolates on any given day and against any given opposition?

CH, well there you go. I would have said he was there under false pretences myself. What was it one year of mediocre rubbish with us then off back to the Bombers as I remember it! Maybe I have it wrong.

3 years and 47 games with us producing serviceable footy at best.

Shame as Chris was a Demon fan as a youngster.

 

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