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New Coach for the Dees for Women's & Men' Team

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http://www.foxsports.com.au/afl/melbourne-appoints-dual-tac-cup-premiership-coach-michael-stinear-as-its-womens-team-coach/news-story/c1fef7c775e89b0123596d87a26e77cf

"MELBOURNE has appointed Michael Stinear as its inaugural women’s team coach.  Stinear, 32, will not join Melbourne until after the TAC Cup season, where he is aiming to lead the Oakleigh Chargers to their third straight premiership.  Along with taking the reins of the Demons’ female team, he will also be a development coach for the men... Stinear pipped a strong field of applicants that included current Sandringham Dragons assistant Danny Ryan and former Melbourne back pocket and current Old Melburnians coach Nathan Brown. ".

Stinear seems eminently qualified.  He knows how to win premierships!   I guess those on DL that follow the TAC Cup would be familiar with his work.  I don't follow it so he is a new name for me.  Given we are very thorough with recruiting these days and we have made excellent recruiting decisions on and off the field in recent years I am totally pleased with the appointment.

The club's announcement: http://www.melbournefc.com.au/news/2016-09-15/stinear-appointed-womens-senior-coach

Edited by Lucifer's Hero

 

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