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Exclusive Interview with Paul Guerra, Steven King & Steven Smith

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  • Demonland changed the title to Exclusive Interview with Paul Guerra, Steven King & Steven Smith
 

Thanks for posting @dazzledavey36

What a great read. Really underlines the need for a clean slate for the King Era. King presents so well in this and every other piece of media I have seen.

No expectations on where we end up this year. But it looks like footy will be enjoyable again

 

Agreed. Have been impressed by Smith, Guerra and King since they’ve all stepped in. Easy to criticize what they haven’t done, but also easy to forget what they inherited. We’ve come along way in a short period

Great read. Loved that King said he guarantees that we'll be a better team this year.


I feel like the wording from Guerra to say "Past champions have left us and we wish them all the best" to finishing with "Our future will be brighter without Christian and Clayton" is rather harsh.

Those 2 boys are champions of our club and should be respected as such.

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3 minutes ago, MurDoc516 said:

I feel like the wording from Guerra to say "Past champions have left us and we wish them all the best" to finishing with "Our future will be brighter without Christian and Clayton" is rather harsh.

Those 2 boys are champions of our club and should be respected as such.

The respect for them will come in due time. When that comes then maybe supporters will show respect.

For now, Guerra is right. Moving forward, we're hundred times better without them culture wise.

We're all about the future and the present.

 

Yep, if you’re not moving forwards you’re going backwards.

Petracca no longer wanted to be a Demon and Clarrie apparently wasn’t willing to change in order to stay one.

What’s that saying about insanity and doing the same thing over and over expecting different results? That’s where Goodwin had started leading us. At least our current leaders had the fortitude to instigate the much needed change, unlike our previous CEO and Roffey (both were train wrecks imv).

Onwards and upwards

Interesting that it was Guerra who set the ball rolling, even before he became CEO. I always suspected that it had come from Green with Richardson close behind.

Also interesting that Lamb was part of the decision making on Trac etc, thought all that might have come from higher-ups and the FD (Richardson again)with Lamb etc. not really in the loop.


1 hour ago, jnrmac said:

We're in good hands

Time will tell...

Love it. God i wish the club could be transparent more often.

Unfortunatly, these type of admissions only tend to come out years after the events have played out when the key players are gone. The supporters are left to either defend the clubs stance, or argue amongst ourselves.

True respect will be given when the new guys are established and problems arise. Will they be as truthful then as they are now? It's an easy political move to blame everything on the previous mob and say everything will be great now.

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