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Re: Turnover of SANFL Coaches
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Mon Sep 30, 2013 4:08 pmby Booney
JK wrote:Tim Weatherald is a name that seems to be held in relatively high regard as a potential senior coach
I know they are two different gigs, but Weatherald on the ABC broadcast is pretty average listening. Umm's and aaah's and "fair to say"....
Re: Turnover of SANFL Coaches
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Mon Sep 30, 2013 4:10 pmby JK
Booney wrote:JK wrote:Tim Weatherald is a name that seems to be held in relatively high regard as a potential senior coach
I know they are two different gigs, but Weatherald on the ABC broadcast is pretty average listening. Umm's and aaah's and "fair to say"....
Great smile though
Re: Turnover of SANFL Coaches
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Mon Sep 30, 2013 5:13 pmby The Sleeping Giant
Creepy
Re: Turnover of SANFL Coaches
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Mon Sep 30, 2013 6:10 pmby SANFLnut
I believe Tim Weatherald has already been sounded out regarding Norwood's senior coaching role for next year.
Re: Turnover of SANFL Coaches
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Mon Sep 30, 2013 6:17 pmby SDK
Tim is not my favourite commentator .... Bretty Zorzi !!!!! Everyone's surname ends with a Y ?????
Re: Turnover of SANFL Coaches
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Mon Sep 30, 2013 6:17 pmby SDK
Norwood has a coach.
Re: Turnover of SANFL Coaches
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Mon Sep 30, 2013 7:34 pmby The Sleeping Giant
SDK wrote:Norwood has a coach.
Is Bass still going to Melbourne on Wednesday?
Re: Turnover of SANFL Coaches
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Tue Oct 01, 2013 8:02 amby am Bays
The Sleeping Giant wrote:SDK wrote:Norwood has a coach.
Is Bass still going to Melbourne on Wednesday?
Possibly, but he'll need to back by 6:00 pm for training that night.....
Re: Turnover of SANFL Coaches
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Tue Oct 01, 2013 3:43 pmby Big Phil
Heard that former Collingwood/Fremantle player and Melbourne Assitant Coach Leigh Brown has applied for a couple of the vacant SANFL coaches gigs...
Re: Turnover of SANFL Coaches
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Tue Oct 01, 2013 3:47 pmby heater31
Big Phil wrote:Heard that former Collingwood/Fremantle player and Melbourne Assitant Coach Leigh Brown has applied for a couple of the vacant SANFL coaches gigs...
Obviously the full time gigs available? Don't think the part time ones would be attractive to an interstate coach.
Re: Turnover of SANFL Coaches
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Tue Oct 01, 2013 4:09 pmby Dogwatcher
Big Phil wrote:Heard that former Collingwood/Fremantle/North Melbourne player and Melbourne Assitant Coach Leigh Brown has applied for a couple of the vacant SANFL coaches gigs...
Re: Turnover of SANFL Coaches
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Tue Oct 01, 2013 4:20 pmby Big Phil
Dogwatcher wrote:Big Phil wrote:Heard that former Collingwood/Fremantle/North Melbourne player and Melbourne Assitant Coach Leigh Brown has applied for a couple of the vacant SANFL coaches gigs...
Ah, yes, I forgot he also played for the Roos...
Did he end up being an Assistant Coach at Collingwood for a season as well, before going to the Demons?
Re: Turnover of SANFL Coaches
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Tue Oct 01, 2013 4:25 pmby Brodlach
Was coming to West before he got drafted to Collingwood. Would have been handy in the SANFL
Re: Turnover of SANFL Coaches
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Tue Oct 01, 2013 5:25 pmby Dutchy
Mickan to West and McGregor in the last 2 at the Bay according to AA
Re: Turnover of SANFL Coaches
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Tue Oct 01, 2013 5:59 pmby Jim05
am Bays wrote:The Sleeping Giant wrote:SDK wrote:Norwood has a coach.
Is Bass still going to Melbourne on Wednesday?
Possibly, but he'll need to back by 6:00 pm for training that night.....
No, Essendon are coming here instead to interview him
Re: Turnover of SANFL Coaches
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Wed Oct 02, 2013 2:17 amby Gozu
NATHAN Bassett's new suitor in the AFL is Essendon.
The Norwood premiership mentor is a contender to be part of the new Bombers coaching panel that is expected to work under Mark Thompson while James Hird serves his AFL ban to late August.
This follows North Melbourne withdrawing its offer to add Bassett to the Kangaroos' coaching staff because of financial constraints that cut Bassett's original contract in half to $80,000.
Essendon assistant coach Simon Goodwin this week is due in Adelaide to meet his former Crows team-mate while Bassett is preparing Norwood for its SANFL grand final.
Bassett insisted his commitment to the Redlegs would stop him going to Windy Hill this week when the Bombers hope to name Hird's stand-in coach and a new panel that is expected to include former Essendon player and Fremantle coach Mark Harvey.
"I'm certainly not meeting anyone from Essendon in Victoria this week," said Bassett.http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/sport/afl ... 6731111324
Re: Turnover of SANFL Coaches
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Wed Oct 02, 2013 8:23 amby Wedgie
Im now very glad Josh got his AFL job earlier on and that the announcement got out the way early (but perhaps not as early as it could have been), would hate all this conjecture about meetings, jobs, etc in grand final week.
Re: Turnover of SANFL Coaches
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Wed Oct 02, 2013 9:50 amby Dogwatcher
There's been this conjecture about Bass going to the AFL for three years. It's a non-issue.
He's so pig-headed, he'll be handling it all anyway.
Re: Turnover of SANFL Coaches
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Fri Oct 04, 2013 11:45 amby SANFLnut
Are we likely to see any new coaches into league positions this year?
It seems like nearly all the names being bandied around have been sacked from previous clubs - a number while still having time left on their contracts.
Fuller - sacked and paid out a years salary facing a player revolt
Norman - sacked and paid out a years salary having "lost" players
Mickan - sacked mid year with players losing faith
Jarman - let go from North and then struggled at Perth
Mcgowan - left to go to AFL
While it is quite common for coaches to lose their jobs eventually it seems like some of these have ended particularly badly and yet clubs are apparently seeing them as the best candidates on offer.
Re: Turnover of SANFL Coaches
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Fri Oct 04, 2013 6:41 pmby Jim05
Apparantly Norwood have made a call to Scott Burns to see if he is interested in the job