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Stiff Arm
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Good luck to Ooze if he does get the job. Was an important part of our 2021 premiership 

rjay
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I'm not sure this is good one for him as the Tiges are heading backwards. ..but if any role comes up I guess you have to take it.

Jaded No More
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Great news for him and well deserved. He’s served a long apprenticeship under some great coaches and has been involved in multiple flags. Wishing him all the very best!

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I’m thrilled for Adem, and his appointment to Richmond will force a change to our coaching panel, which won’t necessarily be a bad thing.

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A big part of our '21 flag. not sure we win it without him in the ranks.

he has done time. involved with 2 flag winning clubs as assistant coach so more than worthy of this opportunity.

good chance for us to refresh our ranks and go again. i'm not convinced we need an ex senior coach. Hopefully Pert throws the net wide and tries to find a hungry up and comer to fill the role.

 

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Congratulations Adem Yze you came to us when we needed you most and you have received your reward, good luck at the Tiges but not against us.❤️💙

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Wow. Congratulations to Ooze. 
Immensely tough assignment given where their list is at, impending retirements of stars and the coming rise of five or six other clubs who’ve already done their re-builds. If he succeeds he’ll have to do it the hard way, from base camp. Will the Tiger Army have enough patience with an outsider? Only time will tell. 

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Really happy for him.  Was a blessing in disguise for him to miss the Essendon gig last year.

Hopefully, as a parting gift to the Dees, he tells Tom Lynch he’s not in his plans going forward…

 

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50 minutes ago, Demonsterative said:

Congrats Adem. Demon forever! When was the last time a MFC Assistant Coach was appointed and Senior role? 
 

Me thinks it’s a reflection on our club too.. 

one of the coaches this weekend fits that category 

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A favorite player, and good luck. I think he will need it, but, I don’t think your mind was fully on the 2023 job you had, in the last few minutes of the last two games. 
far too important those games, just another piece of football “ luck” that did not go the demons way in those two games. 
just my view!

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34 minutes ago, BaliDemon said:

Wow. Congratulations to Ooze. 
Immensely tough assignment given where their list is at, impending retirements of stars and the coming rise of five or six other clubs who’ve already done their re-builds. If he succeeds he’ll have to do it the hard way, from base camp. Will the Tiger Army have enough patience with an outsider? Only time will tell. 

As opposed to a fella who played 150 odd games against one of their arch enemies the bombers?

Methinks three flags with an outsider might sooth the savage Tigers

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5 hours ago, bobby1554 said:

Totally agree, we need fresh eyes. Our midfield has gone backwards in the last 2 years

a flag and 2 top 4 finishes in the 3 years he's been at the club, huge loss

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