what is the win loss record of coaches who coach a club for the 1st time into a season. ie round 2 onwards. include coaches who may not be coaching that club for the 1st time when they take over.
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coaches taking over mid season
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coaches taking over mid season
by - » Fri Jun 06, 2008 6:37 pm
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Nor ban a user for an acceptable topic of discussion.
"Baby on board". Why dont you put a sign on ur car saying "adult on board" or "car stereo in use"?
Nor ban a user for an acceptable topic of discussion.
"Baby on board". Why dont you put a sign on ur car saying "adult on board" or "car stereo in use"?
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Re: coaches taking over mid season
by spell_check » Fri Jun 06, 2008 6:55 pm
As I said in another thread, I don't have the records of coaches who started during the season. One of the many things I still don't have. 
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Re: coaches taking over mid season
by Adelaide Hawk » Fri Jun 06, 2008 8:35 pm
I recall Wayne Jackson taking over from Bill Barrott at West Torrens in 1974 and lifted them into the finals, but wouldn't know his win-loss ratio.
I imagine Stephen Williams' record in 1996 would have been a good one as well.
Actually, looking back at coaches since 1945, there haven't been many who were replaced during the season.
I imagine Stephen Williams' record in 1996 would have been a good one as well.
Actually, looking back at coaches since 1945, there haven't been many who were replaced during the season.
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