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For those asking how Goodwin might go here is a take from Bernie and Jack Watts :http://www.foxsports.com.au/afl/afl-premiership/simon-goodwin-shows-similar-traits-to-melbourne-coach-paul-roos-says-bernie-vince/story-e6frf3e3-1227422365467

Goodwin seems to be the yin to the Roos yan introducing a more attacking game to complement Roos defensive game.

And Goodwin is doing great work with player development.

This is exactly how year 1 of Goodwin's development as a coach was described when he joined the club.

As Roos stated when Goodwin joined and again last week, he will do more as time goes on.

But Roos is smart enough not to rush it.

A big job for Roos is to take the heat from the press when we go thru a loosing patch, which we will.

Roos will stick to the original plan when he signed up for the 3rd year: he will be our senior coach thru 2016.

And, he will continue to give more to Goodwin behind the scenes and on game day.

That is as it should be.

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For those questioning of Roos: "Assessing the performance of Paul Roos must be made in the context of his main objective which is to hand over a strong list, culture and team in 2017 to his successor Simon Goodwin. On that basis Roos is performing well. The side is more competitive, the players are being developed steadily and performing well when stepping up to the seniors and the team is functioning as a unit more often than not. There have been lapses – such as the last minute of the St Kilda game or the second half against the Magpies – but these can merely be filed into the valuable lessons category, particularly on the back of the win against Geelong. Roos is unlikely to mention the past again as the team has steadily built respect and is now a formidable opponent capable of kicking a winning score".

http://www.afl.com.au/news/2015-07-01/midyear-coach-ratings?utm_medium=RSS

At the risk of sounding like a 'broken record'...Roos is doing exactly what he said he would do: Build the team and develop his successor!

When he goes, at the end of 2016 it will be a shame to see him go but we will not be disappointed in the legacy he leaves.

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hi Robbo parte` boy

but which robbo, r' could U B

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Dee-luded, I've been on Demonland for a fair few years now. I'm certain it wasn't that long ago that you posted mostly semi-normal stuff on here. What the [censored] has happened to you mate? I'm seriously concerned.

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For those asking how Goodwin might go here is a take from Bernie and Jack Watts :http://www.foxsports.com.au/afl/afl-premiership/simon-goodwin-shows-similar-traits-to-melbourne-coach-paul-roos-says-bernie-vince/story-e6frf3e3-1227422365467

Goodwin seems to be the yin to the Roos yan introducing a more attacking game to complement Roos defensive game.

And Goodwin is doing great work with player development.

This is exactly how year 1 of Goodwin's development as a coach was described when he joined the club.

As Roos stated when Goodwin joined and again last week, he will do more as time goes on.

But Roos is smart enough not to rush it.

A big job for Roos is to take the heat from the press when we go thru a loosing patch, which we will.

Roos will stick to the original plan when he signed up for the 3rd year: he will be our senior coach thru 2016.

And, he will continue to give more to Goodwin behind the scenes and on game day.

That is as it should be.

Fast becoming one of my favourite posters. Agreed.

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Dee-luded, I've been on Demonland for a fair few years now. I'm certain it wasn't that long ago that you posted mostly semi-normal stuff on here. What the [censored] has happened to you mate? I'm seriously concerned.

The last decade of insipid football from a club he loves.

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