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"Melbourne president Glen Bartlett claims strategic moves by the club over the past five years have left the Demons poised to capitalise on their on-field rise, while flagging post-season contract talks with coach Simon Goodwin"

"Bartlett was full of praise for Goodwin, and confirmed the Demons board and management would sit down with Goodwin in the weeks after the season with an eye to extending Goodwin’s contract beyond the end of 2019".

Seems it will happen after Pert settles in: “Simon, as soon as we get a chance as a board, and [incoming chief executive] Gary Pert gets his feet under the desk in October, we’ll sit down with Simon,” Bartlett said.

 

Reckon we are all happy with that!

Never in doubt and richly deserved!

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    Good move! Another 3 years seems like a good plan! The key in my opinion to our improvement is the stability at the club! So little turnover and high quality staff has totally changed the culture of the club. 

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    Seems obvious and happy for all. But definitely something to wait on for the moment... right now he still has Tony Jewell to chase.

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    Image result for norm smithImage result for simon goodwin

    I see something, do you?

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    Yes those steely eye's and determination...............................!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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    1 hour ago, ManDee said:

    Image result for norm smithImage result for simon goodwin

    I see something, do you?

    That's quite remarkable that resemblance.

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