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"โ€œWe are thrilled that Sean has agreed to join our coaching team as our backline coach. He brings with him a wealth of playing experience in the backline area and will be an excellent teaching resource and mentor for our backs. Seanโ€™s energy and passion for coaching will add to the diversity, skill and knowledge of our coaching team.โ€ http://www.melbournefc.com.au/Default.aspx...mp;newsId=52404

Love this bit. our backline has been ordinary to say the least for years but with Bell, Frawley, Bartram, Rivers running around i think we can aim to have the best backline. Plus i have no idea of pettards tru position. I like him at half back running off his man. Time will tell

Nice. I rated Wellman when he played, and I rate the Dogs' defence. But then I said the same about Williams and the Swans' midfield.

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wellman was like joel corey - just pencil him in for six brownlow votes a year... he used to zone of his oppenent and bloke the leads of neitz and lyon...

Nice. I rated Wellman when he played, and I rate the Dogs' defence. But then I said the same about Williams and the Swans' midfield.

I also rate wellman - played intelligently in defence & think he will be better than Bomber Riley was for our guys in terms of defensive set up. Guess he may have played with DB?

P Williams is lucky still to be at MFC - presumably because he was on 2 year contract & he is only survivor from ND team (excluding the good Mark Williams - the Zebs coach who I am sure has at least 1 more year contracted with Zebs). I suspect financial limitations have alot to do with PW still being at MFC. He will need to show something next season! Hope his retention does not restrict DB's plans!


"โ€œWe are thrilled that Sean has agreed to join our coaching team as our backline coach. He brings with him a wealth of playing experience in the backline area and will be an excellent teaching resource and mentor for our backs. Seanโ€™s energy and passion for coaching will add to the diversity, skill and knowledge of our coaching team.โ€ http://www.melbournefc.com.au/Default.aspx...mp;newsId=52404

Love this bit. our backline has been ordinary to say the least for years but with Bell, Frawley, Bartram, Rivers running around i think we can aim to have the best backline. Plus i have no idea of pettards tru position. I like him at half back running off his man. Time will tell

He brings with him a wealth of playing experience in the backline area.

What d u think, shall we make him the forwardline coach now we've got him where we want him? :blink:

We will see how wellman goes, we could have done worse.

He brings with him a wealth of playing experience in the backline area.

What d u think, shall we make him the forwardline coach now we've got him where we want him? :blink:

Would be excellent of him to discuss how backs play the forwards!

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