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Assistant Coaches in 2026

Demongirl35
in Melbourne Demons

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If the two Prima Donnas do not get what they want elsewhere, maybe we need some child care workers or kinder teachers..

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    Rapt with this! another new set of eyes and a Melbourne person as well

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    16 minutes ago, whatwhat say what said:

    did king and rivers' careers as players at the cattery overlap at all?

    Nup, missed each other by six years.

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    17 minutes ago, whatwhat say what said:

    did king and rivers' careers as players at the cattery overlap at all?

    No. King out in 2009, Rivers traded in 2013

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    Love this. Welcome back to your home, Jared.

    Two things are looking VERY clear already - we will have a very different game style, and lots of new voices influencing our playing group. Sounds positive so far.

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    Welcome back to the fold Jared ❤️💙

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    Interested in Rory Atkins as a development coach apparently.

    Per Tom Morris.

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    6 hours ago, Adam The God said:

    Hamill is coming as well. Perhaps Hamill will be forward coach and Chaplin simply ball movement and strategy/senior assistant. Maybe, baby.

    This makes sense.

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    Don’t say baby

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    2 hours ago, Roost it far said:

    His record and experience suggests he's a good get. I was worried no one wanted to help coach us for a minute.

    I was a little concerned as well.

    Looks like things are coming together nicely.

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    12 hours ago, Frustrated Demon said:

    Should have had an actual forward coaching the group 4 years ago.

    Like Geelong you mean? The Geelong who have an ex-defender as their forwards coach?

    How people can continue to insist that assistant coaches should only coach the position they played is mind-boggling.

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    Very happy to hear this. One of the highest IQ backline players we ever had

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    Welcome back Our first rising star as I recall

    A dam good appointment

    Lots of water under the bridge since he was last with us.

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