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If he fails to get the job at the drug mob how will he be regarded at the dees

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    19 hours ago, D4Life said:

    Not surprising, Gawn, Salem, Lever, Jackson, Petracca, Kossie, BBB all looked sore, Viney, Melksham, May proppy!

    18 hours ago, Glorious Day said:

    On Footy Classified, Wilson said that if Yze gets the job, he'll try to take Mark Williams with him...

    Adem - you leave to take this role with our blessing. Don't steal our resources on the way out!

    I spoke to Chocko air training a month ages and,among other things , he told me that he lived in Hampton.If he went to Essendon he would be doing a lot of cross town driving . Very time consuming.

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    1 hour ago, forever demons said:

    If he fails to get the job at the drug mob how will he be regarded at the dees

    I don’t think any differently…

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    22 minutes ago, rpfc said:

    I don’t think any differently…

    umm

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    Hope Hird gets the Essendrug gig.  Good for two reasons, first being it makes it easier to love to hate them that much more and…we get to keep Yze

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    there's quite a few peptide supporters who say there is a "hawthorn" cloud hanging over adem's head and he should be ruled out (at this time) for the coaching position as a precautionary measure

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    1 minute ago, daisycutter said:

    there's quite a few peptide supporters who say there is a "hawthorn" cloud hanging over adem's head and he should be ruled out (at this time) for the coaching position as a precautionary measure

    This is what I would have thought but no-one is saying anything in the media about it. I honestly thought it would put a hold on futures like Adem's but it doesn't seem that way for the moment.

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    1 minute ago, layzie said:

    This is what I would have thought but no-one is saying anything in the media about it. I honestly thought it would put a hold on futures like Adem's but it doesn't seem that way for the moment.

    yes, it's a tough one for the club and the media because it just opens up another huge can of worms, so i can understand why nothing is being said publicly by club or media.

    if adem doesn't get the job we'll probably never know if this was a factor

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    I thought Essendon were looking for an experienced coach?

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    5 minutes ago, BDA said:

    I thought Essendon were looking for an experienced coach?

    None of them would touch them with a barge pole.

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    6 minutes ago, BDA said:

    I thought Essendon were looking for an experienced coach?

    They were until they realised there was no-one and had to backpedal. I don't remember them coming out and saying anything but they've managed to sneak their changed plans under the radar nicely.

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    2 hours ago, BDA said:

    I thought Essendon were looking for an experienced coach?

    Josh Mahoney clarified that as meaning someone with plenty of coaching experience, not necessarily as a senior coach.

     

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    17 minutes ago, Lord Nev said:

    Josh Mahoney clarified that as meaning someone with plenty of coaching experience, not necessarily as a senior coach.

     

    Nobody wants the job, is the bottom line. I hope Adem will survive the next few years

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    21 minutes ago, Sir Why You Little said:

    Nobody wants the job, is the bottom line. I hope Adem will survive the next few years

    Certainly seems Yze, Hird, Solomon, Lade and possibly Caracella and Brad Scott do, so not sure I agree with the first part.

    Definitely agree it's a high risk job though.

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    6 hours ago, Demonland said:

     

    Tom Browne obviously hasn’t read DL or he would be running with the Sheedy / Hird conspiracy theory first raised here (and I think later deleted by the mods), instead of his Yse story.

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    33 minutes ago, Lord Nev said:

    Certainly seems Yze, Hird, Solomon, Lade and possibly Caracella and Brad Scott do, so not sure I agree with the first part.

    Definitely agree it's a high risk job though.

    Essendrug will burn another Rookie because nobody wants the job. 
     

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    2 hours ago, Lord Nev said:

    Josh Mahoney clarified that as meaning someone with plenty of coaching experience, not necessarily as a senior coach.

     

    You do see that as a ridiculous clarification though don’t you?

    We want to pick a coach that has plenty of coaching experience… (looks around room and sees only weird looks from former senior coaches) …doesn’t have to be as a senior coach!!! Can be as an assistant!!!

    Ruling out?? Jake Melksham? Luke Hodge? Like I don’t care but they wanted Lyon and Clarkson to be falling over themselves to come to them they are so deluded.

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    4 minutes ago, rpfc said:

    You do see that as a ridiculous clarification though don’t you?

    We want to pick a coach that has plenty of coaching experience… (looks around room and sees only weird looks from former senior coaches) …doesn’t have to be as a senior coach!!! Can be as an assistant!!!

    Ruling out?? Jake Melksham? Luke Hodge? Like I don’t care but they wanted Lyon and Clarkson to be falling over themselves to come to them they are so deluded.

    Not really tbh, thought it made perfect sense. They want a coach who has at least come up through the ranks, done the courses, done the training, been an understudy etc. Especially makes sense within the context of when they brought in Hird the first time and how that went for them.

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    5 hours ago, daisycutter said:

    there's quite a few peptide supporters who say there is a "hawthorn" cloud hanging over adem's head and he should be ruled out (at this time) for the coaching position as a precautionary measure

    But I bet you they'd welcome back Hird with open arms 🤣

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    Just now, Dr. Gonzo said:

    But I bet you they'd welcome back Hird with open arms 🤣

    yes, a sizable number would and many of those would see it as some form of redemption and sainthood

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    I reckon Solomon could be what they need. Hard nosed and knows the club well, could be the guy.

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    45 minutes ago, Lord Nev said:

    Not really tbh, thought it made perfect sense. They want a coach who has at least come up through the ranks, done the courses, done the training, been an understudy etc. Especially makes sense within the context of when they brought in Hird the first time and how that went for them.

    Bunch of assistant Coaches is not the same as Senior Experience 

    They just burnt one….

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