Tony Liberatore

[077MDemons 0]

Tony Liberatore was interviewed last night on SEN around 8pm after he accepted the senior coaches position at Sunbury Football Club and he went on to say how he interviewed for the Melbourne senior coaches job also previous to accepting the position and how he was significantly more impressed with the Sunbury football department professionalism and processes during interviewing than Melbournes.

Football department staffing positions hadnt been completed at that time and Riley, Fagan etc were all on the way out so was it a shoddy process the club went through or as asked above merely sour grapes that Libba now finds himself out in Sunbury?

[Nasher 33,607]

Couldn't give a flying fig what this guy thinks. Sounds like sour grapes to me.

[mauriesy 7,256]

Couldn't give a flying fig what this guy thinks. Sounds like sour grapes to me.

Or rationalising (badly) why he didn't get the job.

[Rhino Richards 1,467]

I think Sunbury is a very fine destination for Libba and a fitting compliment for his coaching abilities.

I notice 15 other clubs absolutely brawling to get him in their Coaches department.

[Bring-Back-Powell 14,762]

Sunbury Footy Club...hahaha!

A massive boost for Libba's CV

Totally sour grapes. Libba should've been honoured just to have received a job interview.

[Guest MFC4Life]

The reason he wasn't picked is becasue he had no fresh ideas of how to take th club forward.

[Dappa Dan 2,188]

Who really cares what the pipsqueak thinks? I don't think even I could take him seriously as a coach... And if the interview process was so unprofessional why did ju$$ say it was?

[Rhino Richards 1,467]

The reason he wasn't picked is becasue he had no fresh ideas of how to take th club forward.

Source??

[beelzebub 23,313]

I think Sunbury is a very fine destination for Libba and a fitting compliment for his coaching abilities.

I notice 15 other clubs absolutely brawling to get him in their Coaches department.

couldnt have put it better. !!

Like we could possibly care what Libba thinks.. and he's such the noted "thinker"....thumper more like it !! lol

[Forest Demon 4,681]

Yep, couldnt care wat that [censored] libba thinks. He was never gunna cach the great MFC, or any other afl club for that matter

[beelzebub 23,313]

he was significantly more impressed with the Sunbury football department professionalism and processes during interviewing than Melbournes.

Stupid is a Stupid does !!!!!!! Life is like box of bulldogs !!!

[demonfanjezza 1]

Stupid is a Stupid does !!!!!!! Life is like box of bulldogs !!!

I think it is sour grapes

[Little Goffy 14,443]

Hang on a minute... I need to get something straight -

Liberatore was aiming for the Senior Coach position, not assistant?

[beelzebub 23,313]

more like he was shooting for the stars !!!!

[Jaded No More 68,867]

When did Tony Liberatore become relevant again?

[Dappa Dan 2,188]

Since everyone needed a good laugh...

[dazzledavey36 54,236]

id step on libba and he wud look like pancake

[Dappa Dan 2,188]

id step on libba and he wud look like pancake

:D

Ok. So there that is....

[Gorgoroth 12,920]

W4nker as a player and nothing has seemed to change, he was 1 player i despised, dirty little [censored].

[Apocalypse XXXI 243]

Tony Liberatore was interviewed last night on SEN around 8pm after he accepted the senior coaches position at Sunbury Football Club and he went on to say how he interviewed for the Melbourne senior coaches job also previous to accepting the position and how he was significantly more impressed with the Sunbury football department professionalism and processes during interviewing than Melbournes.

Football department staffing positions hadnt been completed at that time and Riley, Fagan etc were all on the way out so was it a shoddy process the club went through or as asked above merely sour grapes that Libba now finds himself out in Sunbury?

He sounds like a true professional to me. What was he doing wasting our time being interviewed?

[Chelly 810]

He sounds like a true professional to me. What was he doing wasting our time being interviewed?

Sour grapes. Most observers thought the club was taking a very professional and thorough approach towards its most important appointment and this twit wasn't happy because he was eliminated early. Did he really think he was a better candidate than Bailey, Sheedy or Hardwick? Maybe the club just wanted a man the players could look up to!

Anyway Libba, good luck at Sunbury. It's a nice part of the world and the crowds are small enough for you to avoid major embarassment when addressing the palyers at the 3/4 time huddles.

[w00dy 146]

he obviously didn't get very far in the process, did he speak to anyone from the club, or was he culled by the recruiting company? of the list of applicants, he seemed to be the least qualified at the time, seemed like he was a kid in grade 2 wanting to play with the grade 5 kids...

but you've gotta feel for the bloke, he's gone from being an assistant coach at an AFL club, to coaching Sunbury, that's a massive reality check... it obviously says something about him though, not being able to find a job elsewhere, although apparently when he coached Box Hill i think it was, he did a good job...

there are so many positions out there for someone with his experience, VFL, TAC Cup, SANFL, WAFL, if he was really committed to it he should leave melbourne and go and coach in Adelaide or something...

to be honest i'm surprised he hasn't applied for the Sandy position... or maybe that's the interview he's complaining about!

[emubitter 0]

maybe the club were reacting to the calibre of the applicant.

first impressions go a long way

[Jarka 767]

I think Sunbury is a very fine destination for Libba and a fitting compliment for his coaching abilities.

I notice 15 other clubs absolutely brawling to get him in their Coaches department.

You've summed the situation up perfectly

[maximum bob 462]

Bit late with this reply but eye-gouge Tony is a pea-brain with limited communication skills. Good luck at Sunbury.