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Thanks for the service fella


Curious how the forward line will go under a new line-coach, guess we'll find out one way or another where the issue is located

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Happy trails Greg. While it may be time for change your contributions won't be forgotten.

Your words of encouragement from the sidelines as Max lined up that kick in Geelong with nuffies all around him might have more to do with that flag than we care to admit. 

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Expect media to blame the culture.

But on a serious note Staff seems like a really top bloke.

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From every one of the many mentions players give him, they're going to miss him.

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16 minutes ago, Rolling Stone said:

Thanks for your time and efforts over the years.

A Premiership is no mean feat.     So yes thanks indeed  but  something needed to change,  no blame attributed anywhere, But something had to change and probably more than 1 needs to fall on their sword.  A fresh wind Typhoon even

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14 minutes ago, layzie said:

Happy trails Greg. While it may be time for change your contributions won't be forgotten.

Your words of encouragement from the sidelines as Max lined up that kick in Geelong with nuffies all around him might have more to do with that flag than we care to admit. 

Loving that the word nuffies is being used here to describe opposition players or in general anyone who isn't Melbourne.

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16 minutes ago, Dannyz said:

Wish him well. Believe that will be at Richmond FC 

Any idea who we may poach for the forward coaching role?

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6 minutes ago, Jibroni said:

But on a serious note Staff seems like a really top bloke.

That’s because he is. The boys all adore him and it’s no surprise they do because he’s a lovely guy.

I’m not gonna comment on his prowess as a forwards coach, but I will on him as a person.

Staffy will be sorely missed by all at the club, and he’ll be hard to replace since he was more than just a coach. He was a mate to the boys. He’s always encouraging them and he praises them which goes a long way, especially with the kids.

He’s a happy and friendly guy, always has time for a little chat, and personally I’ll miss seeing him around. Especially out on banner when the coaches come onto the field since he always said hello with a beaming smile which is very welcome before a match.

I understand it’s what’s best for the Club but geez he’ll be missed. 

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