Re: Olsen gone finally
Posted: Tue Feb 04, 2020 12:40 pm
Booney wrote:Must have been the same people who conducted the North Melbourne coaching application process.
So he wasn’t the last man standing
Booney wrote:Must have been the same people who conducted the North Melbourne coaching application process.
Pete Townshend wrote:Meet the new boss
Same as the old boss
Dutchy wrote:UK Fan wrote:To be replaced by Matthew Duldlig
who I have been informed would sell out the SANFL if it helps his personal career.
What a ripping bloke. NOT!!!!
Duldig is replacing Kelly, that's the way I read it.
Brett wrote:It seems whenever a change is made at the SANFL , it is greeted with a negative discontent . Is it because most are just negative souls or do you actually know these people ? Is it always that bad ? Im trying to get some balance in this rather than just easy blame . Some of you may not understand this but a few might.
Hazydog wrote:Brett wrote:It seems whenever a change is made at the SANFL , it is greeted with a negative discontent . Is it because most are just negative souls or do you actually know these people ? Is it always that bad ? Im trying to get some balance in this rather than just easy blame . Some of you may not understand this but a few might.
My skepticism stems from the fact that the job is now clearly seen as a stepping stone to AFL club Administration, as openly celebrated by the CEO and that the previous two holders of the position moved to the Power and Crows respectively, after overseeing what many believe to be more than generous concessions to the two SANFL based AFL Reserve Teams...
Show me someone who puts the SANFL first and doesn’t kowtow to the AFL clubs and I’ll be the first to pat them on the back.
Hazydog wrote:Brett wrote:It seems whenever a change is made at the SANFL , it is greeted with a negative discontent . Is it because most are just negative souls or do you actually know these people ? Is it always that bad ? Im trying to get some balance in this rather than just easy blame . Some of you may not understand this but a few might.
My skepticism stems from the fact that the job is now clearly seen as a stepping stone to AFL club Administration, as openly celebrated by the CEO and that the previous two holders of the position moved to the Power and Crows respectively, after overseeing what many believe to be more than generous concessions to the two SANFL based AFL Reserve Teams...
Show me someone who puts the SANFL first and doesn’t kowtow to the AFL clubs and I’ll be the first to pat them on the back.
Brett wrote:It seems whenever a change is made at the SANFL , it is greeted with a negative discontent . Is it because most are just negative souls or do you actually know these people ? Is it always that bad ? Im trying to get some balance in this rather than just easy blame . Some of you may not understand this but a few might.
UK Fan wrote:John Olsen standing down finally!!
Dutchy wrote:Good appointment, Rob cares about SANFL & particularly community footy
Magellan wrote:Hopefully we'll get better results from the former Liberal premier with the Labor-supporter face.
Reddeer wrote:Dutchy wrote:Good appointment, Rob cares about SANFL & particularly community footy
robranisgod wrote:Magellan wrote:Hopefully we'll get better results from the former Liberal premier with the Labor-supporter face.
A crook replaced by a drunk.
Bye bye Bobo.
At the 2018 premiership celebrations Kero certainly was b.o.g. and he isn't even a Rooster supporter.
Dutchy wrote:robranisgod wrote:Magellan wrote:Hopefully we'll get better results from the former Liberal premier with the Labor-supporter face.
A crook replaced by a drunk.
Bye bye Bobo.
At the 2018 premiership celebrations Kero certainly was b.o.g. and he isn't even a Rooster supporter.
***BREAKING*** Guy gets pissed at a footy club premiership celebration....