My guess would be he survives this week and next, then if we lose to the tiges and weagles he’s gone. Season is toast anyway, but they won’t go this early. No point unless we’ve got a replacement in mind..

We have no president or CEO - nobody is getting sacked

5 minutes ago, bing181 said:

The only one of those who sacked their coach was Gold Coast (Stuart Dew). Not sure they'll be winning a flag this year, or any year soon for that matter - though they are improving.

Do you think Goody can turn this around? i can't see it myself.

i think the level of performance is not trending in the right direction. At all. There are no positive signs. the youngsters are showing the strain now as well. JVR confidence on the floor, windsor very flat. we're going to stuff their development.

I've seen the death rattle of a few man Utd coaches (there's been quite a few recently). There's a 100 point belting in our not too distant future. Probably Freo next week.

Maybe an interim coach won't be able to stem the bleeding. But its clear that Goody can't. The point of no return has been reached. This game plan will never eventuate. There is no point to him now. He is legacy is being damaged the longer this goes on.

We are in a big mess.

Just now, Undeeterred said:

We have no president or CEO - nobody is getting sacked

Possibly sack Green for starters for squabbling something that obviously needs doing.

18 minutes ago, bing181 said:

The only one of those who sacked their coach was Gold Coast (Stuart Dew). Not sure they'll be winning a flag this year, or any year soon for that matter - though they are improving.

Lol if you think Clarkson and Cameron weren't tapped on the shoulder then I have a bridge to sell you.

25 minutes ago, bing181 said:

Buckley wasn't sacked.

"NATHAN Buckley has stepped down as Collingwood coach, saying it is time for change and it is the right decision."

Another coach who absolutely would have kept coaching his side had he been allowed to.

Come on man.

I think it is time - but who are we left with?

Chaplin? He's in charge of the fwd line....

Jones? Too new

Bassett? Maybe but has a bit of a topsy turvy record with people.

Richo and choco won't do it...the fact they are presiding over this mess says enough.

It's going to get worse...much worse, before it gets better.

Roos understood he had to make a list and cultural change. That now needs to happen again. We will lose many fan favourites.

Goodwin our 'premiership coach's on paper only. Roos, Jackson, Viney, Mahoney the real legacy and the ones who actually turned the place around.

https://www.theage.com.au/sport/afl/dons-prove-too-good-for-demoralised-demons-in-a-game-that-is-best-forgotten-20250412-p5lrap.html

6 hours ago, frankie_d said:

Goodwin’s press conference had a different feel. Angry and under pressure. Admitting the players didn’t show enough fight.

It sounded terminal.

Let's put him out of his ( I mean our ) misery.

The humane thing , surely

With the talent on this list these outcomes are a disgrace.

Goodwin has no idea, every time you see the camera go to him, he is just sitting there, the few times in the first qtr it panned to Scott he was talking with his assistants. Goodwin had his head over a laptop angled to the corner.

He has no idea how to get us out of this mess.

Fans don't want him anymore, it's untenable.

So glad we have another thread about Simo the Dymo.

Walk away a legend Simon, no shame in saying you’ve taken this list as far as you can. You’ve won a premiership as a coach and two as a player, something most can only dream off. The money’s in the bank and you’re set for life.

Thanks for the memories.

27 minutes ago, fr_ap said:

I think it is time - but who are we left with?

Chaplin? He's in charge of the fwd line....

Jones? Too new

Bassett? Maybe but has a bit of a topsy turvy record with people.

Richo and choco won't do it...the fact they are presiding over this mess says enough.

It's going to get worse...much worse, before it gets better.

Roos understood he had to make a list and cultural change. That now needs to happen again. We will lose many fan favourites.

Goodwin our 'premiership coach's on paper only. Roos, Jackson, Viney, Mahoney the real legacy and the ones who actually turned the place around.

Who cares? I don't get the concern about a caretaker coach at all. They're just there to hold the fort for a few months.

6 minutes ago, bing181 said:

Buckley wasn't sacked.

"NATHAN Buckley has stepped down as Collingwood coach, saying it is time for change and it is the right decision."

6 hours ago, Hopeful Demon said:

You don't seem to get it. Sacking a struggling coach during the season might not have an immediate impact but it can be very beneficial in the long run. Compare the Melbourne at the end of Neeld's run to the Melbourne at the end of Roos' run. Not in the same [censored] ballpark. And Brisbane were already in contention two years after they sacked Leppitsch.

Letting Goodwin stay till the end of the year will be unbelievably dumb if these are the performances we keep on getting. The players look completely drained by his 'system.'

Right, then tap Goody on the shoulder and advise him that for the benefit of the club moving forward having already lost the players it seems, it would be best if he stood down. Mutual decision, happy days.

• Buckly stands down mid 2021. They appoint Craig McRea at the end of 2021 and they not only make a preliminary final in 2022 in his first year as coach, but they then proceed in wining the flag in just his second year at the helm in 2023.

• Leon Cameron stands down mid 2022 and new coach Adam Kingsley comes at the end of that year and immediately takes them to a preliminary final in 2023. Top 4 finish in 2024 and look destined for another top 4 finish this year.

• Early days already but Damien Hardwick already has them sitting 2nd on the AFL ladder in just his second year at the helm after they sack Dew in 2023. Finally look destined for a finals birth.

• Chris Fagan in his 2nd year at the helm got them into top 4 and since then, have not missed out on playing finals. Sustained success.

• Luke Beveridge in his first year in 2015 got them straight into the finals after taking over a club that was in a diabolical state after they sacked their coach and traded their captain in Ryan Griffen at the end of 2014. Beveridge then wins a flag in 2016.

Yes, it's not guaranteed that it would work for us, but there is enough evidence to suggest clubs that still have a decent list as we do, only need a fresh new voice and a completely new system in place and you can certainly bounce back.

Our list on paper still has enough talent on there to bounce back up immediately if the club is willing to make changes.

Goodwin is cooked and you'd be delusional to think if the players haven't lost faith in him because as it stands, player and coaches look polar opposite to each in terms of being aligned on the same page.

2 minutes ago, dazzledavey36 said:

Right, then tap Goody on the shoulder and advise him that for the benefit of the club moving forward having already lost the players it seems, it would be best if he stood down. Mutual decision, happy days.

• Buckly stands down mid 2021. They appoint Craig McRea at the end of 2021 and they not only make a preliminary final in 2022 in his first year as coach, but they then proceed in wining the flag in just his second year at the helm in 2023.

• Leon Cameron stands down mid 2022 and new coach Adam Kingsley comes at the end of that year and immediately takes them to a preliminary final in 2023. Top 4 finish in 2024 and look destined for another top 4 finish this year.

• Early days already but Damien Hardwick already has them sitting 2nd on the AFL ladder in just his second year at the helm after they sack Dew in 2023. Finally look destined for a finals birth.

• Chris Fagan in his 2nd year at the helm got them into top 4 and since then, have not missed out on playing finals. Sustained success.

• Luke Beveridge in his first year in 2015 got them straight into the finals after taking over a club that was in a diabolical state after they sacked their coach and traded their captain in Ryan Griffen at the end of 2014. Beveridge then wins a flag in 2016.

Yes, it's not guaranteed that it would work for us, but there is enough evidence to suggest clubs that still have a decent list as we do, only need a fresh new voice and a completely new system in place and you can certainly bounce back.

Our list on paper still has enough talent on there to bounce back up immediately if the club is willing to make changes.

Goodwin is cooked and you'd be delusional to think if the players haven't lost faith in him because as it stands, player and coaches look polar opposite to each in terms of being aligned on the same page.

Good examples

I’m wondering what candidates of that calibre are out there and available?

And not just available but who would want to come to us?

Genuine question

i'm mourning the loss of Adem Yze. he should be our coach right now

3 minutes ago, BDA said:

i'm mourning the loss of Adem Yze. he should be our coach right now

Reckon Cameron Bruce would be a good option. Was brought in by Brisbane to coach their midfield and especially fix up their running patterns back in 2022.

On 11/04/2025 at 14:55, seventyfour said:

Goodwin's issue seems to be the complacency in the years following. Stubborness with the gameplan, misfires in recruiting and drafting, and letting poor behaviours creep into the culture.

I think that rather than stubbornness with the game plan, it’s his inability to come up with a new and effective game plan, and, it would seem, a backup plan; he is incredibly slow to react to what is happening on the ground. With no backup plan, when things are getting away from them, the players just seem completely lost.

I think after yesterday’s effort, his cards are probably marked, and the search for a replacement is probably underway, behind closed doors.

1 hour ago, fr_ap said:

I think it is time - but who are we left with?

Chaplin? He's in charge of the fwd line....

Jones? Too new

Bassett? Maybe but has a bit of a topsy turvy record with people.

Richo and choco won't do it...the fact they are presiding over this mess says enough.

It's going to get worse...much worse, before it gets better.

Roos understood he had to make a list and cultural change. That now needs to happen again. We will lose many fan favourites.

Goodwin our 'premiership coach's on paper only. Roos, Jackson, Viney, Mahoney the real legacy and the ones who actually turned the place around.

no one cares about losing fan favourites, we want to win.

Clarry- love him but if hes a culture killer then go

Trac- if the players resent him because hes too much about himself, and causing rifts because he wants it his way, then go

viney- yes your a legends son but you are the biggest momentum killer out there, time to retire or go

goodwin- you won us a premiership, thankyou, but your voice is no longer being heard.

selwyn- mate you are no good, we have gone completely backwards since you took over

choco- you are part of the goodwin clan, time to move on

we need a fresh coach with fresh ideas, and his own fleet of assistants. do a proper clean out.

45 minutes ago, Superunknown said:

Good examples

I’m wondering what candidates of that calibre are out there and available?

And not just available but who would want to come to us?

Genuine question

Kingsley was an asisstant coach

Craig McRae was an assistant coach

Chris Fagan had done zilch as an assistant and stand in coach

Its not necessarily the "calibre" of the person leading the helm, its the style in which they teach.

Any assistant coach waiting in the wings would want a Senior Coach position. We just need to find the right one

8 hours ago, Watson11 said:

So are you saying that Goody should stand down like Buckley did in 21.

He wont stand down coz as he said "Its not about him" well clearly it is because he is delusionally backing in his new game style which has resulted in ZERO wins this season on the back of a disastrous last half dozen games and 14th spot last year.JUST SIMPLY MUST GO NOW!

Edited Saturday at 22:331 day by picket fence

1 minute ago, Tracca said:

Kingsley was an asisstant coach

Craig McRae was an assistant coach

Chris Fagan had done zilch as an assistant and stand in coach

Its not necessarily the "calibre" of the person leading the helm, its the style in which they teach.

Any assistant coach waiting in the wings would want a Senior Coach position. We just need to find the right one

I didn’t mean they had to be existing senior coaches

Could be assistant

My reference to calibre includes style

Sad. Disappointed. Depressed. What game plan ? No forward strategy. No skills. Defence is to zone and guard grass. Fumbles and fumbles. Dumb decisions. Play wide and slow. Missed tackles. Sad. Disappointed. Depressed. 💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔

We need a change now !!! It’s not a boys club. It’s time for change.