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New assistant coaches at the Demons?

Supreme_Demon
in Melbourne Demons

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No matter who we get Goodwin does not take any notice of their opinion just sack him and start again

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    10 hours ago, dazzledavey36 said:

    Jade Rawlings off to Freo.

     

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    On 24/08/2024 at 01:37, Supreme_Demon said:

    With Greg Stafford now departing the Demons, who should we look for?

    I definitely think we need a massive shake up of ALL our assistant coaches.

    Who is currently available or would we endeavour to try to recruit to the Melbourne Football Club?

    Here's a list of a few names that we should look at considering to get to the Demons.

    1) Justin Leppitsch - has done some amazing work at both Richmond and Collingwood after his failed stint as Brisbane senior coach

    2) Cameron Bruce - the former Demon has been assistant coach at Hawthorn and now Brisbane with quite a bit of success

    3) Daniel Giansiracusa - has a impressive assistant coaching record at both the Bulldogs and the Bombers and might be looking for a fresh start

    4) Steve Johnson - the former Cat was a very crafty forward and has done assistant coaching before.

    5) Dylan Grimes - has recently retired from the Tigers and may be interested in being an assistant coach

    6) Adam Simpson - the former Eagles Premiership coach might be interested in returning to Victoria and doing assistant coaching

    7) Tom Hawkins - is about to retire after Geelong's finals campaign and may be interested in a new challenge at a new club

    8) Nathan Buckley - is probably happy in the media, but it's always worth at least asking the question if he was interested in becoming an assistant coach again

    9) Trent Cotchin - the champion Richmond Captain seems to be mainly doing media work, but it's always worthwhile at least inquiring if he wants to do assistant coaching

    10) Brendon Bolton - is highly underrated due to being an unsuccessful coach at Carlton, has done great work at both Hawthorn and now at Collingwood behind the scenes

     

    Anyway, these are all merely suggestions. But I am curious to hear what other Demons supporters think we should look at targeting to bolster our coaching group to assist Simon Goodwin once the off-season starts after AFL finals.

    The primary focus should be to select high quality football people that will make the Demons a better team for next year.

    I would also consider.

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      Ash Hansen
      A premiership Eagle in 2006, Hansen is now Michael Voss's senior assistant at Carlton. He was previously a forwards coach and has also coached at Footscray. 
       
       
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      Shane Mumford
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    21 hours ago, Roost it far said:

    Cultural mentor……the less that is said the better!

    Surely Wayne Carey would be a shoe in as a cultural mentor at any club - or Stringer? 🤗🙄

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    I am a little worried that we are having trouble finding assistant coaches for our side. Slone said no. No word on Bassett, Teague or Bartel. Nathan Jones has apparently been approached. Does anybody know maybe if their are any sources here that know if a deal has been done or who we plan to get on board? Should be interesting to find out!

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    1 minute ago, Bring-Back-Powell said:

    Confirming Teague’s a no according to one of the journos, think it was Tom Morris.

    Christ, are we gonna go into pre season with no assistant coach?

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    1 minute ago, Oxdee said:

    Saints just appointed Bolton and jarred rivers… 

    Well either an announcement is right around the corner for us and we have found some people just like st Kilda or we are peoples last choice for where they wanna be and we are having serious troubles and behind badly compared to other clubs who are having an easier time

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    Re Sloane didn't we approach him as a specialist coach rather than as a senior assistant / line coach? I'm presuming we would be looking at Jones in this capacity rather than as a senior assistant.

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    I see that ex-Bulldogs captain Robert Murphy has left Fremantle and is talking to a couple of Melbourne clubs. I wonder if he could be an option for the Dees?

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    9 minutes ago, Romey said:

    I see that ex-Bulldogs captain Robert Murphy has left Fremantle and is talking to a couple of Melbourne clubs. I wonder if he could be an option for the Dees?

    Please no..

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    10 hours ago, dazzledavey36 said:

    Please no..

    Can you let us know why you would be so against this? He was one of my favourite non-Dees players and seems to have a good footy brain but maybe you know something I don't?

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    Was in a lift with Bob Murphy once. He looked me right in the eyes and farted. True story.

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    19 minutes ago, Ethan Tremblay said:

    Was in a lift with Bob Murphy once. He looked me right in the eyes and farted. True story.

    What a coincidence.

    I once saw him fart in a lift, press the button for every floor then get out before the doors closed.

    It was wrong on so many different levels.

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    13 hours ago, neolightveo said:

    Christ, are we gonna go into pre season with no assistant coach?

    Ok.... I'll do but only if Goody goes and then.....

    ALL ABOARD THE PICKET FENCE EXPRESS!!

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    15 hours ago, neolightveo said:

    I am a little worried that we are having trouble finding assistant coaches for our side. 

    Maybe Petracca scared off everyone 

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    1 hour ago, picket fence said:

    Ok.... I'll do but only if Goody goes and then.....

    ALL ABOARD THE PICKET FENCE EXPRESS!!

    Only assistant with Goody gone?

    Aspire, man!

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    No need to panic. Pre-season still weeks away.

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    14 hours ago, Romey said:

    I see that ex-Bulldogs captain Robert Murphy has left Fremantle and is talking to a couple of Melbourne clubs. I wonder if he could be an option for the Dees?

    he was head of football at Freo… doubt he would be looking at assistant coaching gigs 

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    Regarding Bob Murphy . . . hope he never coaches our midfield. A fart in the quarter time huddle is as risky as a Jack Viney handball in the backline. It could lead to a messy turnover.

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    27 minutes ago, Queanbeyan Demon said:

    A fart in the quarter time huddle

    He'd be allowed to air his views.

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    3 minutes ago, Demonstone said:

    He'd be allowed to air his views.

    Or view his airs....

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