Re: Turnover of SANFL Coaches
Posted: Thu Sep 12, 2013 8:36 pm
When is the last time someone became a senior coach in the AFL never having coached in the AFL before?
pafc1870 wrote:When is the last time someone became a senior coach in the AFL never having coached in the AFL before?
pafc1870 wrote:When is the last time someone became a senior coach in the AFL never having coached in the AFL before?
Sojourner wrote:pafc1870 wrote:When is the last time someone became a senior coach in the AFL never having coached in the AFL before?
Peter Rhode?
pafc1870 wrote:When is the last time someone became a senior coach in the AFL never having coached in the AFL before?
The Sleeping Giant wrote:pafc1870 wrote:When is the last time someone became a senior coach in the AFL never having coached in the AFL before?
James Hird.
Aerie wrote:The Sleeping Giant wrote:pafc1870 wrote:When is the last time someone became a senior coach in the AFL never having coached in the AFL before?
James Hird.
That worked out well...
Panther Pack wrote:So the current landscape for next Season looks like this:
Central: Roy Laird
Eagles: Michael Godden
Sturt: Seamus Maloney
Now this is where it gets interesting:
North: No clue who will get this gig but has been some suggestion Fuller has applied (find that hard to believe)
South: Trevena a front runner
West: Mickan, Watkins, Cotton, Norman, Rehn and Eagleton all been mentioned
Glenelg: Strong talk suggesting Jarman is a chance for this job, Hodgeman, Honor ect have also been mentioned but seem unlikely
Norwood: Bassett linked to Bombers as Assistant Coach so will depend whether or not he stays
Panther Pack wrote:Glenelg: Strong talk suggesting Jarman is a chance for this job, Hodgeman, Honor ect have also been mentioned but seem unlikely
Big Phil wrote:Panther Pack wrote:So the current landscape for next Season looks like this:
Central: Roy Laird
Eagles: Michael Godden
Sturt: Seamus Maloney
Now this is where it gets interesting:
North: No clue who will get this gig but has been some suggestion Fuller has applied (find that hard to believe)
South: Trevena a front runner
West: Mickan, Watkins, Cotton, Norman, Rehn and Eagleton all been mentioned
Glenelg: Strong talk suggesting Jarman is a chance for this job, Hodgeman, Honor ect have also been mentioned but seem unlikely
Norwood: Bassett linked to Bombers as Assistant Coach so will depend whether or not he stays
I've heard that Jarrod Cotton pulled out of the Westies gig so might imply he will be in back at Norwood, should Bass get an AFL gig?
Jim05 wrote:Big Phil wrote:Panther Pack wrote:So the current landscape for next Season looks like this:
Central: Roy Laird
Eagles: Michael Godden
Sturt: Seamus Maloney
Now this is where it gets interesting:
North: No clue who will get this gig but has been some suggestion Fuller has applied (find that hard to believe)
South: Trevena a front runner
West: Mickan, Watkins, Cotton, Norman, Rehn and Eagleton all been mentioned
Glenelg: Strong talk suggesting Jarman is a chance for this job, Hodgeman, Honor ect have also been mentioned but seem unlikely
Norwood: Bassett linked to Bombers as Assistant Coach so will depend whether or not he stays
I've heard that Jarrod Cotton pulled out of the Westies gig so might imply he will be in back at Norwood, should Bass get an AFL gig?
Geez I hope not.
Jim05 wrote:Sorry BP but I dont rate him (Jarrod Cotton) at all.
Very, very ordinary
Jim05 wrote:Sorry BP but I dont rate him at all.
Very, very ordinary
SABRE wrote:Jim05 wrote:Sorry BP but I dont rate him (Jarrod Cotton) at all.
Very, very ordinary
Bit harsh Jim.
After 'the coach who must not be named' left, Cotts was the first to turn it all around for Norwood.
He had immediate results and his positive ground work seemed to lay the successful foundations for Bass.
I have absolutely no problems with Jarrod Cotton's abilities as a coach, he stepped up to the plate when
it was 'emergency stations'. We had no one and were going nowhere, but Cotts achieved wins from the get-go.
What has he done wrong in your estimation mate ?
Cheers,
Sabre.