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DANIHER: TO COACH OR NOT TO COACH

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TO COACH OR NOT TO COACH

That is the question.

Interesting comment at the end about Kevin Sheedy -

"There is a lot of comment going around about what Sheeds should do and, like I said, I don't want to be making judgements on him. He's been a good mate and mentor of mine for a long time.

In his first year at Essendon in 1981, I had my best season of AFL football as a player. He was my coach until I retired and then a mentor when I joined the Bombers' coaching panel at the start of my coaching career.

All I will say about him is that he is a big boy, he's been in the game a long time and whatever decision Sheeds makes, I know it will be the best for him, his family and future club. And that's good enough for me."

 

Regardless of what you think of Neale Daniher, he can certainly hold his head high for the way he has conducted himself since giving away the coaching position - he is just such an honest likeable guy.

I know it has been said before by myself and other on this site, but i really do wish him all the best for his future. He still has a lot to offer the football world.

Regardless of what you think of Neale Daniher, he can certainly hold his head high for the way he has conducted himself since giving away the coaching position - he is just such an honest likeable guy.

I know it has been said before by myself and other on this site, but i really do wish him all the best for his future. He still has a lot to offer the football world.

Quite right. He is an outstanding person,gave his all for the MFC and deserves success where ever he ends up..

 

Deesrock, i have to agree, there is a blank spot where Daniher used to be. Hopefully Sheeds fills it :D

I dont think anyone here or elsewhere ever doubted the calibre of the bloke. Top fella; was just the coaching that confounded us at times etc. I and many other always wished him the best. Stilll do. Hopefullly not 'too' much success at Essendon *wink* :)


I cannot wait for the first Sheedy Vs Daniher game next year ie Melbourne Vs Essendon ;)

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