Where are EFC at in regard to finding a new coach?
Where are EFC at in regard to finding a new coach?
For a club that rushed to sack Sheedy because it didn't want to be left behind in the race to find a new coach, we are certainly taking our time. Have we made any progress at all? Who are the candidates? Who is on the selection committee? What are our requirements?
It seems that the new coach is going to have a hell of a lot work to do during the off season, hence the sooner we appoint a new coach the better.
Can anyone tell me anything about the above?
It seems that the new coach is going to have a hell of a lot work to do during the off season, hence the sooner we appoint a new coach the better.
Can anyone tell me anything about the above?
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Or they thought Neale Daniher might be snapped up by Freo.Essendon4eva wrote:Not a clue where they are at. I think it is obvious though, thy wanted to have a look at Voss. They were under the impression he would go to Carlton adn thought they should rush a decision and go after him. They let media hype and a decision by another club dictate their decision.
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Re: Where are EFC at in regard to finding a new coach?
I know the first thing anyone is going ask me is "Source?" But I've heard it's a done deal already. Mark Thompson. The source being someone very close to the man himself. Have checked back with him on a fortnightly basis and the name has stayed the same. Can't elaborate any more, but the longer nothing happens, the better.gringo wrote:For a club that rushed to sack Sheedy because it didn't want to be left behind in the race to find a new coach, we are certainly taking our time. Have we made any progress at all? Who are the candidates? Who is on the selection committee? What are our requirements?
It seems that the new coach is going to have a hell of a lot work to do during the off season, hence the sooner we appoint a new coach the better.
Can anyone tell me anything about the above?
Re: Where are EFC at in regard to finding a new coach?
If you're correct Doc, you have just prescribed me the best medicine imagineable. Not that I would be upset in getting Rowdy, but getting Bomber would be F****** GREAT.Doctor Fish wrote:I know the first thing anyone is going ask me is "Source?" But I've heard it's a done deal already. Mark Thompson. The source being someone very close to the man himself. Have checked back with him on a fortnightly basis and the name has stayed the same. Can't elaborate any more, but the longer nothing happens, the better.gringo wrote:For a club that rushed to sack Sheedy because it didn't want to be left behind in the race to find a new coach, we are certainly taking our time. Have we made any progress at all? Who are the candidates? Who is on the selection committee? What are our requirements?
It seems that the new coach is going to have a hell of a lot work to do during the off season, hence the sooner we appoint a new coach the better.
Can anyone tell me anything about the above?
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Re: Where are EFC at in regard to finding a new coach?
Same with me Benny. My source thinks I'm a stalker. I'm obsessed with it. I hassle him about it all the time. If it is true, it all makes sense. They had to go early to declare their interest in MT. Just in case he'd get re-signed at Catland. If they've pulled it off, the board deserve a bloody medal, not a sacking...BenDoolan wrote:If you're correct Doc, you have just prescribed me the best medicine imagineable. Not that I would be upset in getting Rowdy, but getting Bomber would be F****** GREAT.Doctor Fish wrote:I know the first thing anyone is going ask me is "Source?" But I've heard it's a done deal already. Mark Thompson. The source being someone very close to the man himself. Have checked back with him on a fortnightly basis and the name has stayed the same. Can't elaborate any more, but the longer nothing happens, the better.gringo wrote:For a club that rushed to sack Sheedy because it didn't want to be left behind in the race to find a new coach, we are certainly taking our time. Have we made any progress at all? Who are the candidates? Who is on the selection committee? What are our requirements?
It seems that the new coach is going to have a hell of a lot work to do during the off season, hence the sooner we appoint a new coach the better.
Can anyone tell me anything about the above?
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Apparently the deal is pretty much done.
This reminds me of when Collingwood poached Malthouse. They were interviewing everyone, as soon as they interviewed Malthouse during the '99 season, McGuire comes out and says "we will not be talking to anyone til the end of the year, blah blah blah". They had stitched up malthouse as their coach, but couldnt announce it as WC were still playing.
This reminds me of when Collingwood poached Malthouse. They were interviewing everyone, as soon as they interviewed Malthouse during the '99 season, McGuire comes out and says "we will not be talking to anyone til the end of the year, blah blah blah". They had stitched up malthouse as their coach, but couldnt announce it as WC were still playing.
Re: Where are EFC at in regard to finding a new coach?
Yes, and I would go out of my way to read a Patrick Smith article to see what the idiot has to say then.....Doctor Fish wrote:Same with me Benny. My source thinks I'm a stalker. I'm obsessed with it. I hassle him about it all the time. If it is true, it all makes sense. They had to go early to declare their interest in MT. Just in case he'd get re-signed at Catland. If they've pulled it off, the board deserve a bloody medal, not a sacking...BenDoolan wrote:If you're correct Doc, you have just prescribed me the best medicine imagineable. Not that I would be upset in getting Rowdy, but getting Bomber would be F****** GREAT.Doctor Fish wrote:I know the first thing anyone is going ask me is "Source?" But I've heard it's a done deal already. Mark Thompson. The source being someone very close to the man himself. Have checked back with him on a fortnightly basis and the name has stayed the same. Can't elaborate any more, but the longer nothing happens, the better.gringo wrote:For a club that rushed to sack Sheedy because it didn't want to be left behind in the race to find a new coach, we are certainly taking our time. Have we made any progress at all? Who are the candidates? Who is on the selection committee? What are our requirements?
It seems that the new coach is going to have a hell of a lot work to do during the off season, hence the sooner we appoint a new coach the better.
Can anyone tell me anything about the above?
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Re: Where are EFC at in regard to finding a new coach?
Patrick Who???BenDoolan wrote:Yes, and I would go out of my way to read a Patrick Smith article to see what the idiot has to say then.....Doctor Fish wrote:Same with me Benny. My source thinks I'm a stalker. I'm obsessed with it. I hassle him about it all the time. If it is true, it all makes sense. They had to go early to declare their interest in MT. Just in case he'd get re-signed at Catland. If they've pulled it off, the board deserve a bloody medal, not a sacking...BenDoolan wrote:If you're correct Doc, you have just prescribed me the best medicine imagineable. Not that I would be upset in getting Rowdy, but getting Bomber would be F****** GREAT.Doctor Fish wrote:I know the first thing anyone is going ask me is "Source?" But I've heard it's a done deal already. Mark Thompson. The source being someone very close to the man himself. Have checked back with him on a fortnightly basis and the name has stayed the same. Can't elaborate any more, but the longer nothing happens, the better.gringo wrote:For a club that rushed to sack Sheedy because it didn't want to be left behind in the race to find a new coach, we are certainly taking our time. Have we made any progress at all? Who are the candidates? Who is on the selection committee? What are our requirements?
It seems that the new coach is going to have a hell of a lot work to do during the off season, hence the sooner we appoint a new coach the better.
Can anyone tell me anything about the above?
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That is my question. He is sitting on a goldmine of talent. But stranger things have happened in football.Mrs Mercuri wrote:Why would Bomber Thompson leave a club like Geelong, where he is a good chance of winning his first premiership as a coach and has one of the best lists in the afl to come to our club?? It just doesn't make sense to me. Personally i hope either Daniher or McKenna get the job.
BTW, you still have me wondering what is wrong with the colour of Ms Twigley's titties....
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All is not well off-field at the Cattery...BenDoolan wrote:That is my question. He is sitting on a goldmine of talent. But stranger things have happened in football.Mrs Mercuri wrote:Why would Bomber Thompson leave a club like Geelong, where he is a good chance of winning his first premiership as a coach and has one of the best lists in the afl to come to our club?? It just doesn't make sense to me. Personally i hope either Daniher or McKenna get the job.
BTW, you still have me wondering what is wrong with the colour of Ms Twigley's titties....
I too think McKenna would be good, not too sure about Neale. He'd lost the young players at Melbourne. Not a good sign...
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Bomber Thompson!! Gee I am sorry but what has Bomber done in 8 years coaching Geelong
If it was this time last year we'd all be screaming "NO WAY"
And to be frank, Geelong's list over the last 5 years has been markedly better than ours so what miracles do you expect Bomber to perform. I am a Daniher fan and think he'd be great for the club right at this point in time. He did extremely well with an average Melbourne list to get them to a Grand Final (Bomber hasnt done that yet) and to finals at regular intervals.
Our club needs a cool, calm head right now and there is none calmer than Neale Danihers.
If it was this time last year we'd all be screaming "NO WAY"
And to be frank, Geelong's list over the last 5 years has been markedly better than ours so what miracles do you expect Bomber to perform. I am a Daniher fan and think he'd be great for the club right at this point in time. He did extremely well with an average Melbourne list to get them to a Grand Final (Bomber hasnt done that yet) and to finals at regular intervals.
Our club needs a cool, calm head right now and there is none calmer than Neale Danihers.
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No BT for me thanks. As was said, if you asked at this time last year we'd all say "no way".
And the reason for that is because while they were losing he had no idea and nothing positive to say.
I don't think that would be a good thing for a losing Essendon team next year, which is what we'll mostly be.
And the reason for that is because while they were losing he had no idea and nothing positive to say.
I don't think that would be a good thing for a losing Essendon team next year, which is what we'll mostly be.