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Nathan Bassett would make a great support coach.

He's managed to get a young Norwood team into the SANFL Grand Final and is highly respected in the footy coaching fraternity over in SA.

Touted to make it to AFL coach one day and if you have heard him speak is a very level headed and respectable identity. Works very well with young players.

Snaffle him up Dees!

Oh yeah, and played for the Dees so he may be open to coming over.

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    He began his career at the MFC and was one of many players who the Demons let go of and who ended up being superb players.

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    He began his career at the MFC and was one of many players who the Demons let go of and who ended up being superb players.

    Yep. Honest player for us and then moved to the Crows and played above his weight as a very competent defender for years. Just the type of instructor we could do with.

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    The whole thing about the MFC coaching position is that we should have top line people banging down our door.

    Nail on head, Should be more sought after than the GG's job.

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    The way Norwood came back last week from being completely out played in the first half was a massive display of character, hopefully they go one better against one the most successful football teams in South Australian football history.

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