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Malthouse not coaching this week?

Satan
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I believe Mick's father has passed away.

Sympathy to the Malthouse family.

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    My heart goes to those how were close to him.

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    Yep, Best wishes to all the malthouse's and other friends and families.

    Well said C84.....

    And my best wishes and sympathies also go out to the Malthouse family, in what is a terrible time for them.

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    Yep, Best wishes to all the malthouse's and other friends and families.

    Well said. My best wishes and sympathies also go out to the Malthouse family at this difficult time :(

    Does that mean McKenna would be coaching on Friday night?

    I think that it would most likely be that

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    Best wishes to the Malthouse family in this a sad time

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    Indeed condolences, I lost my mother 5 years ago, know what it's like...

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    Yes, best wishes to Mick and his family....

    My father was really good friends with Mick during school and remembers his father as a top bloke!

    Our thoughts are with you during this difficult time!

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    Indeed condolences, I lost my mother 5 years ago, know what it's like...

    I'm so sorry to hear that!

    My condolences go out to the Malthouse family. Losing a loved one is one of the hardest challenges we have to face in life.

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    Sad news indeed. Condolences to the family.

    Word is that Mick might not coach on friday night, a final decision hasn't been made yet.

    Guy McKenna will take over if Mick decides not to coach against Melbourne.

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    Guy McKenna will take over if Mick decides not to coach against Melbourne.

    Thanks Ash. I thought that was the case but it's not always clear cut...

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    Sorry Ash but do you go for the Bombers?

    Not that there is something wrong with that but surely Essendon would have a Forum?

    Ash has been posting here for years, his wife who has the brains in the family, and the football knowledge is a Melbourne supporter and so Ash gets to see plenty of the Red and Blue. Usually the only time that Ash gets into trouble is if he says anything nice about the Bummers on here (and that is fair enough because they are rubbish) :rolleyes:

    By the way Ash that should have been a free kick against Hird for tripping :lol:

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    By the way Ash that should have been a free kick against Hird for tripping :lol:

    The tripping is fine cause it was only Woewoedin

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    The tripping is fine cause it was only Woewoedin

    Condolences to the family.

    I have a suggestion.

    If Mick Malthouse can't coach on Friday night why not get Daniher to do the job. I'm sure he'd be available and it would make a nice touch.

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    Geez this should be a cracking game. Collingwood playing for their spot in the finals, with the added incentive of doing it for the Malthouse family, Melbourne trying to do it for Neitz.

    Shall be a cracking game.

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