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If you were Paul Gardiner.....

150 members have voted

  1. 1. Choose your coach

    • Chris Connolly
      1%
      2
    • Mark Harvey
      2%
      4
    • Michael Voss
      47%
      65
    • Gary O'Donnell
      2%
      3
    • Chris Bond
      2%
      4
    • Guy McKenna
      16%
      22
    • Brett Ratten
      11%
      16
    • Mark Williams (Sandringham)
      4%
      6
    • Other (please specify)
      10%
      15

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Id go for Mark Harvey

 
Id go for Mark Harvey

Well vote for him then - 2 votes so far both for Voss so add your 2 cents worth mate!

 

Where is Nathan Buckley ,he doesnt rate a mention?


Brett Ratten. Brett Ratten. Brett Ratten.

He has coached his own team.

He has worked under experienced coaches.

He is familiar with Melb ie. players, weaknesses and off field structure and would have a fair idea of changes he would like to make.

We would need to make an offer befor the season finishes.

If Pagan is no longer at the blues they will sign Ratten quick sticks.

If not Ratten then I would advocate taking a punt on Voss.

I will be disappointed if we get Mark Harvey I have heard that many in the business do not believe him capable of a senior role.

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GET IT !!

I have been a long time supporter of Buckley and feel kind of vindicated as both gerard healy and mike sheahan both nominated Buckley as the coach most promising.both of them are melbourne men and are as precise as anyone in analysis.I hope Gardner listens.

 

If I hear the Words Michael Voss or Chris Connelly uttered in the same sentence as the MFC and Coach - I think Iam going to scream



Eddei Jones ( well maybe not him)

Good grief he had enough troubles within his own code ;) !!!

I am an advocate for chasing someone who is or has been involved with the club so...

JIM STYNES.

Viney for me. I'd like to see a demon leader leading the demons.

But most importantly, I want to see a stable assistant coaching group with good talent and support, who the new coach can be comfortable delegating to.

It's a team thing, ya know.

:blink: Maybe we can introduce co-coaches or a coaching rotation every year :blink:

Todd Viney. It would be great to have a melbourne person back at the club. He would soon toughen some of these players up.

John longmuir??


Very simple answer to this vexing question.

Michael Voss will be the next coach of the MFC.

He and Gardner will be a nice match and hit it off from the start. The board will respect his success and his hunger to prove that he can cut it at senior coaching level. Forget that drivel about spending time being an assistant and learning the ropes. Robert (dumbo) Shaw is a prime example of not the way to go.

Why wouldn't you want a champion player who once he crossed the line took no prisoners?

This is the attitude we need. Look forward, not back. Any talk of Lyon, Pagan and CC is retrograde thinking.

A rare moment, a new broom. Seize the time, take a chance.

Voss for mine and beggar the consequences.

He and Gardner will be a nice match and hit it off from the start.

might prove a very prothetic evaluation !! :-)

 

Voss for me. Or possibly Ratten. Would be absolutely spewin if Connelly gets the job, he is a muppet


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