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by **Footy Chick** » Sat Oct 18, 2008 9:22 am

Rotter wrote:I haven't gone through the previous posts but has anyone heard Darren Jarman is coaching CBCOC

Lazy...

by **aceman** » Mon Oct 20, 2008 9:30 am

Rotter wrote:I haven't gone through the previous posts but has anyone heard Darren Jarman is coaching CBCOC

C'mon Rotter, keep up with what's going on or are you just getting lazy...ier? :lol:

by **lovetotalkfooty** » Mon Oct 20, 2008 8:14 pm

heard today that a coach from a div 3 club that lost the grand final has lost his job at that football club. The job has been given to a guy whos club finished in the bottom two in div 6 this year. This player/coach had given 15 years service to the club and was not told by anybody on the committee that he had lost the job. The club is going up a division for the first time and i can only seeing this decision turning the club up side down. Don't be surprised if alot of players decide to move on and the club only spends 1 year in div 2 and then has a rapid fall down a FEW divisions.

The committee may have a lot to answer for in the next few years. This may be the end for a club that has some great juniors coming through

by **Rotter** » Mon Oct 20, 2008 8:16 pm

aceman wrote:
Rotter wrote:I haven't gone through the previous posts but has anyone heard Darren Jarman is coaching CBCOC

C'mon Rotter, keep up with what's going on or are you just getting lazy...ier?

I know I know - sorry :oops:

by **catchisthecry** » Mon Oct 20, 2008 8:18 pm

Any name players he could take with him??

by **blackcat** » Mon Oct 20, 2008 8:25 pm

lovetotalkfooty wrote:heard today that a coach from a div 3 club that lost the grand final has lost his job at that football club. The job has been given to a guy whos club finished in the bottom two in div 6 this year. This player/coach had given 15 years service to the club and was not told by anybody on the committee that he had lost the job. The club is going up a division for the first time and i can only seeing this decision turning the club up side down. Don't be surprised if alot of players decide to move on and the club only spends 1 year in div 2 and then has a rapid fall down a FEW divisions.

The committee may have a lot to answer for in the next few years. This may be the end for a club that has some great juniors coming through

I thought Payney applied for the Gawler Central job a while back. Who got the EP job then?

by **backflanker08** » Mon Oct 20, 2008 8:28 pm

new appointment.

Charlton to coach Para Hills B grade

by **Vintage Red** » Mon Oct 20, 2008 8:31 pm

backflanker08 wrote:new appointment.

Charlton to coach Para Hills B grade

eddie?

by **backflanker08** » Mon Oct 20, 2008 8:37 pm

very funny.

he just looks like a coach Charlts, ultimate professional

by **Vintage Red** » Mon Oct 20, 2008 8:42 pm

backflanker08 wrote:very funny.

he just looks like a coach Charlts, ultimate professional

if you mean old and balding, you're right

by **blackcat** » Mon Oct 20, 2008 8:45 pm

Vintage Red wrote:
backflanker08 wrote:very funny.

he just looks like a coach Charlts, ultimate professional

if you mean old and balding, you're right

Hey at least he doesn't colour his hair like another coach at PH....

by **backflanker08** » Mon Oct 20, 2008 8:46 pm

yeh and we called Stephen the fat brother before....

but guess thats what happens when you marry a chef

by **Vintage Red** » Mon Oct 20, 2008 8:48 pm

blackcat wrote:
Vintage Red wrote:
backflanker08 wrote:very funny.

he just looks like a coach Charlts, ultimate professional

if you mean old and balding, you're right

Hey at least he doesn't colour his hair like another coach at PH....

which one does that?

by **blackcat** » Mon Oct 20, 2008 8:51 pm

Vintage Red wrote:
blackcat wrote:
Vintage Red wrote:
backflanker08 wrote:very funny.

he just looks like a coach Charlts, ultimate professional

if you mean old and balding, you're right

Hey at least he doesn't colour his hair like another coach at PH....

which one does that?

You'll have to find that one out for yourself mate :wink:

by **The Big Shrek** » Mon Oct 20, 2008 8:55 pm

lovetotalkfooty wrote:heard today that a coach from a div 3 club that lost the grand final has lost his job at that football club. The job has been given to a guy whos club finished in the bottom two in div 6 this year. This player/coach had given 15 years service to the club and was not told by anybody on the committee that he had lost the job. The club is going up a division for the first time and i can only seeing this decision turning the club up side down. Don't be surprised if alot of players decide to move on and the club only spends 1 year in div 2 and then has a rapid fall down a FEW divisions.

The committee may have a lot to answer for in the next few years. This may be the end for a club that has some great juniors coming through

Obviously the Brahma Lodge coach got the gig then.

Payney obviously did a good job this year, but when you shop yourself around blatantly sometimes it bites you on the arse. Can't blame EP for wanting to secure a coach.

by **LovinFooty** » Mon Oct 20, 2008 10:39 pm

Obviously the Brahma Lodge coach got the gig then.

Payney obviously did a good job this year, but when you shop yourself around blatantly sometimes it bites you on the arse. Can't blame EP for wanting to secure a coach.[/quote]

I heard that the only reason carey payne shopped around was because ep were trying to stitch him and pay him little $$ for 2009. apparently tried to play the "be loyal to ep" card on him hoping he'd accept. obviously coaching div 2 would be more attractive but you can't blame a man for wanting to look after himself...

by **The Big Shrek** » Mon Oct 20, 2008 10:49 pm

Not at all mate. Obviously not many of us know the whole story. At the end of the day though it is the club that holds the cards, just the way it is.

by **The Big Shrek** » Mon Oct 20, 2008 11:01 pm

Do you reckon that's the story? If I were EP I would be getting a bit pissed having to wait to appoint a coach because Payne was waiting on something else. Maybe they thought he would get another job and thought they better move to get the best coach they could. Better safe than sorry.

It will be interesting to see Boozehound's thoughts on the matter and ramifications for EP.

by **LovinFooty** » Mon Oct 20, 2008 11:05 pm

The Big Shrek wrote:Do you reckon that's the story? If I were EP I would be getting a bit pissed having to wait to appoint a coach because Payne was waiting on something else. Maybe they thought he would get another job and thought they better move to get the best coach they could. Better safe than sorry.

It will be interesting to see Boozehound's thoughts on the matter and ramifications for EP.

it will also be interesting to see what the great boozehound will actually be doing next year... being so close to payne and all. i think i read in another thread that he has even started his own pre-season and is looking to have a big year - how many years have we heard this from the burly forward?

by **The Big Shrek** » Mon Oct 20, 2008 11:08 pm

My guess is he will suss out GX. If he can't get a gig there it will be of the stix for $$$.

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