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The Melbourne Mindset: Simon Goodwin

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1 hour ago, Demonland said:

 

I copied this to post on one of the other Simon Goodwin 'discussion' threads.

Thanks for giving it its own, D Team 👍

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    I've always enjoyed Goody's insight into the game. Very articulate and insightful man, a willingness to evolve himself.

    Was nice seeing some behind the scenes footage of him engaging with players, can see and feel the genuineness in his nature.

    Great post. Thanks DL.

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    I read the comments on Instagram - so much hate for Simon. Seriously what is wrong with people? Great coach and the players agree.

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    11 hours ago, spirit of norm smith said:

    Good to see. Well produced by the marketing team.  

    It's been a good series all round. Thanks to IG, too, then: rich content for a focused audience with effective but not intrusive brand messaging. Up there with Haymes' 'All of(!)The Goals' (in the good - and plentiful! - weeks) for mine 🙂

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    40 minutes ago, old55 said:

    I read the comments on Instagram - so much hate for Simon. Seriously what is wrong with people? Great coach and the players agree.

    It's appalling. People are quick to forget he's delivered a premiership, built a positive culture where players want to play under him, and player retention is fantastic now and where he is always looking to evolve himself for the benefit of the club.

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    4 minutes ago, Timothy Reddan-A'Blew said:

    It's been a good series all round. Thanks to IG, too, then: rich content for a focused audience with effective but not intrusive messaging. Up there with Haymes' 'All of(!)The Goals' (in the good - and plentiful! - weeks) for mine 🙂

    Agree T R-B I am really enjoying the IG Mindset series very well produced. Simon is very articulate takes personal development seriously and has a great handle on realistic expectations, ie can’t expect the same output with our current crop vs our ‘21 group.

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