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Voss preparing for coaching & Lot to learn, Vossy

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Now with Eddie resigning from CEO, one G Lyon will lose some of his coverage, lets have two head coaches Lyon and Voss and get a past coach to be part time mentoring type role. Super star legend Ronald Dale comes to mind.

we re soft enough as it is without getting G Lyon involved!

Now with Eddie resigning from CEO, one G Lyon will lose some of his coverage, lets have two head coaches Lyon and Voss and get a past coach to be part time mentoring type role. Super star legend Ronald Dale comes to mind.

Too many cooks...


Love the Rev and if we are gonna give him the boot I do not want some jumped up ex player that that thinks cos they were brilliant on the field they can coach. If we are going to make the biggest mistake of our lives lets at least get someone with coaching experience and no not Blighty.

We must not let the opportunity to have a bloke like Voss on our side pass. He is a completely different character from Tim Watson , so I don't think Tim's failure as a coach should preclude us from taking him on without assistant experience(besides, who else has had much success with the Saints since Jeans?).Did Roos or Laidley have much of a gap between playing and coaching? How long was it with Matthews?

Remember the rush of senior coaching offers Balmey received when we sacked him? It'll be interesting to see how highly sought-after Neale will be if we let him go when his contract expires.

 
We must not let the opportunity to have a bloke like Voss on our side pass. He is a completely different character from Tim Watson , so I don't think Tim's failure as a coach should preclude us from taking him on without assistant experience(besides, who else has had much success with the Saints since Jeans?).Did Roos or Laidley have much of a gap between playing and coaching? How long was it with Matthews?

Remember the rush of senior coaching offers Balmey received when we sacked him? It'll be interesting to see how highly sought-after Neale will be if we let him go when his contract expires.

Who wouldnt want him? Our ridicolous loss is the other 15 clubs gain

Laidley was assistant at Collingwood for a few years. I would employ a director of Football to be a mentor to Voss as a coach, someone part time with past history of sucessful coaching, someone with experince but no passion to coach. Maybe Ron, the living legend can come back.


Voss preparing for coaching

Caroline Wilson | May 17, 2007

Outstanding credentials - MFC lets move before he is snapped up.

Has anyone got any idea if The great Norm Smith went from playing straight into coaching?

I know the game has advanced plenty in 50 years but if the blue print has worked before?

Vossy has just got that glow of success about him.

Lets Roll the dice

I'd consider Brett Ratten if he's available, and take on Voss as an assistant. More likely we'll probably end up with Mark Williams (not Chocko) the other one that coaches our two's.

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