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19 hours ago, dee-tox said:

Can't wait for Robbo to interview him in his typically ebullient way!

So Max, remember that day down at Kardinia Park (2005) where I booted seven goals on you including a bag in the last quarter, to lead the Dees to a famous come-from -behind victory?

Egan had a shot on the siren too from memory.

And Max will say, "hey, Robbo, remember those two premiership medallions I won after you were delisted by Melbourne?" ;)

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On ‎9‎/‎11‎/‎2016 at 8:29 AM, mauriesy said:

He's going to have special responsibility for rookies ... to be known as Rooke's Rookies.

And, presumably, he will work with them in the Rookery...

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5 minutes ago, Vagg said:

And, presumably, he will work with them in the Rookery...

Rooke is working on the defensive  switch with King.Seems like a tactical move.

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54 minutes ago, Jesus Hoganshaw said:

I was proper stoked with getting Rooke until I read this page.

"A page devoted to Rooke,

Thought I'd be enlightened with a look.

But, I was SOOO  mistook!

So, I curled up and had a sook..."

 

(Sorry!  I'm off, back under my rock...!)

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They wanted Enright, but might have someone just as good.  Let's hope so.

In my view the coaching panel is the equal of any.  Coaching is 90% during the week and 10% gameday.  Goodwin was effectively coach last year in my view and it was most certainly his gameplan.

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I quite like that we've made a few changes, bought in a lot of guys who have premiership experience, but i think in the assistant coaching ranks it's important to make changes semi-regularly because sometimes a fresh set of eyes can make a difference, Egan, Rooke and Chaplin will definitely help in this regard. 

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I'm looking forward to watching an interview with Rooke. Burgo was quick off the mark when Chaplin was announced but we're yet to see anything with Rooke and Egan.

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