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Really good appointment, with such a wealth of young talent, he will  be a great fit, he has a great footy mind and great footy person.

Great appointment.

 

 

 

 

 

Hoky feck this is huge news.

I rate him extremely highly and have a mate who plays at Werribee. Reckons he's one of the best coaches he's ever played under.

 

2 minutes ago, dazzledavey36 said:

Hoky feck this is huge news.

I rate him extremely highly and have a mate who plays at Werribee. Reckons he's one of the best coaches he's ever played under.

would second that, revered by many at Chirnside Park!

  • Demonland changed the title to Welcome Mark Williams
 

I wonder how open Goody will be to getting input from him? 2 good footy brains have walked into the building. 

11 minutes ago, dazzledavey36 said:

Hoky feck this is huge news.

I rate him extremely highly and have a mate who plays at Werribee. Reckons he's one of the best coaches he's ever played under.

Yeah I agree, I love this appointment. Well done Demons.


BIG get!

Wow I am having trouble getting my head around this, we are on the move, what a great appointment. Thank you Mark Williams and MFC - Wahooo I really loved his work at Port and Tiges, move aside here we come.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


Been a while since there has been a topic with unanimous joy on here. 

Take note those who continue to bemoan our club sitting on their hands, based solely on the presumption that it hasn't been reported in the media.

 

YES! a great appointment   fantastic.   Big name with experience and a Premiership coach the players will be excited like we all should be.  Well done Dees. 

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3 hours ago, Pennant St Dee said:

Take note those who continue to bemoan our club sitting on their hands, based solely on the presumption that it hasn't been reported in the media.

But but but I thought Pert and (turn coat) Mahns were no good?! 

I’ve just seen that Mahns has left, stuff him ?


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