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Brad Green on Board?

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1 hour ago, Demon17 said:

Not suggesting she join the Board.  You forgot the twins possibly also.

Her husband can give her a dig out with the twins i'm sure

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    18 minutes ago, Roost it far said:

    We need people who know how to get the best out of this club. Is he that person? I think Yze is our next coach 

    I hope not...and nothing personal against Adem but if he is it will mean that Goody has failed.

    ...and I couldn't stand going through another rebuild with a novice coach because that's what it will mean.

     

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    I'm another that has followed him on Twitter and as others have said he doesn't come across as the most analytical of minds. Bit whiney, bit black and white for my liking.

    Obviously has football credentials, but I want a bit more from potential board members...

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    Got the [censored] from 2 clubs as an assistant coach and doesn't come across well articulated on Twitter as well. In fact, he's said some things that makes you shake your head.

    Good player Greeny, but putting him on the board level just because he is 'red and blue' would be a mistake imo.

    Get the right and best experienced people around that will take this club forward, not backwards.

    Only position I'd ever offer him is a goal kicking coach. That's it.

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    4 hours ago, dazzledavey36 said:

    Not sure how I feel about this to be honest..

    I am with you.  Our club needs a Graeme Richmond ruthless type.  Anyone out there that fits has that quality.  We have been a nice club for too long!

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    1 hour ago, dazzledavey36 said:

    Got the [censored] from 2 clubs as an assistant coach and doesn't come across well articulated on Twitter as well. In fact, he's said some things that makes you shake your head.

    Good player Greeny, but putting him on the board level just because he is 'red and blue' would be a mistake imo.

    Get the right and best experienced people around that will take this club forward, not backwards.

    Only position I'd ever offer him is a goal kicking coach. That's it.

     

    43 minutes ago, Hellofatime said:

    I am with you.  Our club needs a Graeme Richmond ruthless type.  Anyone out there that fits has that quality.  We have been a nice club for too long!

    The Hawks at one stage had Brereton and Dunstall on their board.

    Dermott was there for the fan vote, champion player but dumb as d s...

    Dunstall on the other hand was and is a very smart operator. Dermott talks the game, Dunstall understands it.

    It's a Dunstall type we need on the board.

    Who is it?

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    5 minutes ago, rjay said:

     

    The Hawks at one stage had Brereton and Dunstall on their board.

    Dermott was there for the fan vote, champion player but dumb as d s...

    Dunstall on the other hand was and is a very smart operator. Dermott talks the game, Dunstall understands it.

    It's a Dunstall type we need on the board.

    Who is it?

    Neita, surely

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    4 hours ago, rjay said:

    I don't.

    I want the best people.

    Couldn't care less where they're from.

    Sometimes the best people are those who have a vested interest in the club, or those who can offer an alternate view. I never voted in board elections because I wouldn't know any of them from a bar of soap. I'm sure they're all very successful in their own professions but it doesn't hurt to have a footy person on the board as well even if they may not make it onto a corporate board.

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    6 hours ago, DeeZone said:

    I think that this decision reflects a lot of Demonland opinion that we want to see more Melbourne people Involved in the running of our club. Come on Greeny get on board, you are a great choice.!!!!!

    He is a great choice  to become a board  member and one of my favourites when playing.  Hope he has the time to fill that position. He was an underrated footballer and IMO was hard done by when the captaincy was taken off him after one year and then Neeld sent him to an early retirement.. What a shambles. Neeld set us back a few years. 

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    Anyone know of his credentials to be on the board?

    hope we are not going for the old boys club vibe

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    I just want the very best people for the job. 
    PJ showed us that. Sentiment is not important in a Board Room 

    I have met Brad a couple of times, lovely guy but he didn’t come across as a shrewd businessman so i wonder whether this is a clever decision 

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    56 minutes ago, DubDee said:

    hope we are not going for the old boys club vibe

    Never mind the vibe.....We're putting the band back together?

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    8 hours ago, Win4theAges said:

    Yes, Greeny yes. Finally some Melbourne people back involved.

    Bout pharken time....

    Surely Garry Lyon will be next to jump on board and do something???

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    35 minutes ago, Nelo said:

    Surely Garry Lyon will be next to jump on board and do something???

    Don't hold your breath haha

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    18 hours ago, dazzledavey36 said:

    Got the [censored] from 2 clubs as an assistant coach and doesn't come across well articulated on Twitter as well. In fact, he's said some things that makes you shake your head.

    Good player Greeny, but putting him on the board level just because he is 'red and blue' would be a mistake imo.

    Get the right and best experienced people around that will take this club forward, not backwards.

    Only position I'd ever offer him is a goal kicking coach. That's it.

    Yeah, he's about a 6 or 7 on the Andrew Bogut scale.

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