Collingwood

[Dogwatcher]

It's probably a change we needed.

[am Bays]

It's probably a change we needed.

But is it the change you need??

[stan]

It's probably a change we needed.

But is it the change you need??

Its the change we deserve.

[tigerpie]

Just watching the presser, bucks doesn't seem too happy.
Maybe he knows his fate.
Not sure letting him go is the right call.

[PatowalongaPirate]

Just watching the presser, bucks doesn't seem too happy.
Maybe he knows his fate.
Not sure letting him go is the right call.

You need to take emotion out of the decision.

[tigerpie]

Just watching the presser, bucks doesn't seem too happy.
Maybe he knows his fate.
Not sure letting him go is the right call.

You need to take emotion out of the decision.

Unless the club can pull an outstanding applicant out of the hat e.g Roos then keep the devil you know?

[MW]

Roos lol

[RustyCage]

Glad I'm not the only one who doesn't rate Roos

[daysofourlives]

Glad I'm not the only one who doesn't rate Roos

The less of his type in the comp the better, Get rid of Lyon and Longmire and the game as a spectacle might look a bit better. I wont put Bolton in that category just yet, I reckon the Hawks played a very similar brand of footy to Carlton in 05 and 06, its the right way to build a team.

[Booney]

Glad I'm not the only one who doesn't rate Roos

The less of his type in the comp the better, Get rid of Lyon and Longmire and the game as a spectacle might look a bit better. I wont put Bolton in that category just yet, I reckon the Hawks played a very similar brand of footy to Carlton in 05 and 06, its the right way to build a team.

Buckley too. Enough of following the boundary line from end to end. It's not working anymore.

[tigerpie]

Roos is a proven coach. I couldn't care less about game style.
I wanna be playing late in September!
If not Roos, who us the next best potential applicant?

[daysofourlives]

Roos is a proven coach. I couldn't care less about game style.
I wanna be playing late in September!
If not Roos, who us the next best potential applicant?

If you want an experienced coach its Ratten by the length of the straight

[Jim05]

Roos is a proven coach. I couldn't care less about game style.
I wanna be playing late in September!
If not Roos, who us the next best potential applicant?

If you want an experienced coach its Ratten by the length of the straight

Clarko's disciples are occupying the two bottom spots on the ladder. Maybe Ratten isn't the right choice

[Jase]

Ratten is a gun coach and should never have been sacked from the Blues... He is no Clarkson disciple...

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[daysofourlives]

Roos is a proven coach. I couldn't care less about game style.
I wanna be playing late in September!
If not Roos, who us the next best potential applicant?

If you want an experienced coach its Ratten by the length of the straight

Clarko's disciples are occupying the two bottom spots on the ladder. Maybe Ratten isn't the right choice

Pretty clear both of those teams are heading in the right direction.

[Jim05]

Roos is a proven coach. I couldn't care less about game style.
I wanna be playing late in September!
If not Roos, who us the next best potential applicant?

If you want an experienced coach its Ratten by the length of the straight

Clarko's disciples are occupying the two bottom spots on the ladder. Maybe Ratten isn't the right choice

Pretty clear both of those teams are heading in the right direction.

Yes, Carlton are only 15 years into their 5 year rebuild

[Wedgie]

Heritier Lumumba slams Collingwood as ‘racist, sexist boys’ club’

Lumumba left the Magpies at the end of 2014, finishing up his career with Melbourne.

Heritier Lumumba has described Collingwood as a “boys’ club for racist and sexist jokes” during his time at the club and believes his own criticism of Eddie McGuire led to his departure from the Magpies.
The explosive claims are included in a documentary on Lumumba titled Fair Game that will air on SBS on Demand from August 27.

Lumumba’s often controversial career ended at Melbourne earlier this year when he retired as a result of repeated concussions.
His time at Collingwood featured 1999 games from 2005-14 when he rose from the rookie list to become a premiership player.
It also included a number of flashpoints including challenging what he viewed as a homophobic poster in the players’ rooms, taking a mid-season break in 2013 and returning to tell reporters about his "complicated history" of abuse and witnessing a murder in Brazil, and publicly taking aim at McGuire after his controversial remarks about Adam Goodes and the King Kong musical.
Lumumba tweeted in 2013: "I’m extremely disappointed with Eddie’s comments and do not care what position he holds, I disagree with what came out his mouth this morning on radio."
Lumumba says in the documentary that his comments did not go down well at Collingwood.
The dashing defender played in the Magpies’ 2010 premiership.
"People made it very clear to me that I had done the wrong thing... that I had thrown the president under the bus," Lumumba says, according to reports in Fairfax Media.
"I was being accused of trying to boost my profile, taking advantage of this unfortunate situation. People were almost making him (McGuire) out to be the victim."
Lumumba says he was called "Chimp" by Magpies teammates for years, a position disputed by Collingwood.
He also recounts a heated meeting with coach Nathan Buckley over what he describes as racist and homophobic banter in 2014.
In the documentary Lumumba says he walked two laps of the oval at the Holden Centre Oval then stormed into Buckley’s office and called the coach "an insensitive f---".
"You have fantastic football knowledge but you lack sensitivity and emotional intelligence," Lumumba says he told Buckley.

[mighty_tiger_79]

Who?

[Jim05]

The Prince!

[carey]

Over rated bum looking for some me time. No surprises at all he is irrelevant and wants some spot light.