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If Neale goes at the end of the year?

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:unsure: if he was to go then l think we sould stick to our own and a point.

The Sandy coach as he has won 3 flags in 3 years he must be worth a go what do you think?

 
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::unsure: if he was to go then l think we sould stick to our own and a point.

The Sandy coach as he has won 3 flags in 3 years he must be worth a go what do you think?

ok l take it eveyone that has seen this must want neale to stay

 

Chris Connolly will be available

Gary Lyon might consider

John Longmire seems to be flavour of the month

Grant Thomas isn't doing too much

Shane Warne might be interested


Chris Connolly will be available

Gary Lyon might consider

John Longmire seems to be flavour of the month

Grant Thomas isn't doing too much

Shane Warne might be interested

Mark Williams ( Sandringham)

Longmire

Blighty

Wallsy

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why would you want a untried coach like lyon or voss.

all they have is a name and ego just look at tim watson or tony show dont we want someone with back ground

so we can make a change for the better. lets face it we have some great blokes in the red and blue

 

pointles discussing people with NO coaching experience


Gary Odonnell assistant to Mathews whilst they won 3 flags and played in 4 grand finals and now at Essendon.

Mark Harvey assistant to Sheedy during 2000 Flag

John Longmire assistant to Roos 1 flag & 2 Grand Finals

All three above have been a part of winning culture and strong mental toughness as players and as assistants to teams that have shown the culture & leadership required to win flags

Gary Odonnell assistant to Mathews whilst they won 3 flags and played in 4 grand finals and now at Essendon.

Mark Harvey assistant to Sheedy during 2000 Flag

John Longmire assistant to Roos 1 flag & 2 Grand Finals

All three above have been a part of winning culture and strong mental toughness as players and as assistants to teams that have shown the culture & leadership required to win flags

john longmire..............winning form is good form!

Vossy for me...

Hard, knows the modern game

And will be a long time asset to a club that has the team to go all the way

Martin Pike coach for 08


Longmire, O'Donnell, Ratten ??

Ratten would be a bit out there, he was credited with making our midfield tougher in the year that he was here. Viney might be a someone to consider, but i don't think he's had much AFL coach experience, i know he's had other experience though. I like the idea of going for someone a bit left-field, but i think I'll hurl if Lyon becomes our coach next year.

This is, of course, assume our season continues it's uncontrollable nose-dive. If we make top 4 as we all expected at the start i think we can let Neal off the hook!

I would be very surprised if gazza ever took up th eposition at Deeland..( maybe elsewhere ).. he will be EXPECTED to win a flag...anything less and it will be a let down..

They are mighty intimidating circumstances to take on a club not in the best of shape.

Left field may be quite ok.. Neil Craig certainly came from there.

Maybe the club could take on one of the current assistants but at same time get on board someone with experience ..but retired from day to day footy...to act as some sort of part time mentor as well. Its done with players...why not a coach.?

It appears that O'Donnell wants to be an administrator. What about Sheedy, Pagan or Malthouse if any of them are available? Not as silly as it sounds. None of them tolerate mental softness.

This is, of course, assume our season continues it's uncontrollable nose-dive. If we make top 4 as we all expected at the start i think we can let Neal off the hook!

I'd like him gone regardless.

Lyon has had SOME coaching experience coaching the australian team to ireland a couple if times didnt he? obviously nothing like coaching an fl team but experience none the less


sheedy if available

longmire or odonnell would be nice

mckenna

ratten would be a good one too, loved his work with us before

think harvey has missed his boat

would love voss as a assistant

garry lyon said on triple M the other week that he will NOT coach afl football next year and possibly never! and the way he was saying it i beleive the never bit

pointles discussing people with NO coaching experience

I agree, there's just too much work for coaches to do in modern footy to give it to someone without any prior experience of any form.

I agree, there's just too much work for coaches to do in modern footy to give it to someone without any prior experience of any form.

I totally agree.

 

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