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Supreme_Demon
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Seeing as he has now helped the Brisbane Lions win a Premiership as as an assistant coach, we should now look to pursue Cameron Bruce to return to the Melbourne Football Club.

Cameron Bruce has been at both the Hawks and Lions and been quite successful as an assistant coach. I think he has had almost 10 years of coaching experience now.

Cameron Bruce was an excellent player for the Melbourne Demons.

We could look to have him take over as our forward line or midfield coach with Nathan Bassett (who is possibly coming to the Melbourne Demons too).

Anyway, the more help we can give to Simon Goodwin to strengthen our coaching panel the better!

 

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    Was thinking the same.  He has done as excellent job as assistant at Hawks and Lions.  Thats why Fagan brought him to Brisbane.  

    I was very surprised when the Dees sent him packing off to the hawks as a player. 
    He was gutted at the time. Wanted two years but Dees only offered one year.  Hurt team morale as well https://www.melbournefc.com.au/news/137593/dees-not-worried-about-bruce

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    Yes. But why would he? Their playing list is only going to improve next year. He’d be all in for back-to-back.

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    12 minutes ago, Sir Windsor said:

    Yes. But why would he? Their playing list is only going to improve next year. He’d be all in for back-to-back.

    They may lose Daniher.

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    Nah, offer the world to Chris Fagan. 

    Guy is an absolute quality coach.

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