Booney wrote:am Bays wrote:Booney wrote:"...as its new senior coach for the next 2 years..."
Strong, bold call.
Just getting it done early to give Port plenty of clear air-time to deal with Kenny
I wish whiting were as easy to find.
DOC wrote:stampy wrote:he'll have no excuses with the list he inherits
He gets a playing group that is still a big finals /premiership contender. No doubt they will be considered amongst the flag favorites.
I suspect that Hand will, if he wishes, to be in very high demand as a coach. Any vacancy over the next 12 months or so he will be sought after.
DOC wrote:Really?
They knew for a long time that he was no good so they waited until 4 days before Christmas to appoint a new coach.
An interesting and novel approach. Probably a very costly method as well.
A lot of key people in SANFL clubland hold the view that the run of 19 wins on the trot was not achieved despite Brett Hand but because of him.
Who in SANFL clubland would tell their opponent what their perceived weakness was?
PatowalongaPirate wrote:Looking forward to seeing what the new coach brings, and hopefully a season where the best forward over the last few seasons is left up forward and not played in the Ruck.
wenchbarwer wrote:PatowalongaPirate wrote:Looking forward to seeing what the new coach brings, and hopefully a season where the best forward over the last few seasons is left up forward and not played in the Ruck.
Surely that's a recruitment issue, and not a coaching issue? Hannath was beyond horrible, what other option did Hand have? McBean's strength is his aerobic capacity and agility, which means playing him as a ruck/extra midfielder is hardly the worst idea I've ever heard
DOC wrote:Really?
They knew for a long time that he was no good so they waited until 4 days before Christmas to appoint a new coach.
An interesting and novel approach. Probably a very costly method as well.
A lot of key people in SANFL clubland hold the view that the run of 19 wins on the trot was not achieved despite Brett Hand but because of him.
Who in SANFL clubland would tell their opponent what their perceived weakness was?
PatowalongaPirate wrote:DOC wrote:Really?
They knew for a long time that he was no good so they waited until 4 days before Christmas to appoint a new coach.
An interesting and novel approach. Probably a very costly method as well.
A lot of key people in SANFL clubland hold the view that the run of 19 wins on the trot was not achieved despite Brett Hand but because of him.
Who in SANFL clubland would tell their opponent what their perceived weakness was?
The run of 17 wins in 2021 is considered by most GFC supporters I know as misleading on face value. Several games we were probably lucky to win and even escape with. An almost charmed season that had every chance of being a Premiership season if the 2nd Semi went for 2 seconds longer.
Looking forward to seeing what the new coach brings, and hopefully a season where the best forward over the last few seasons is left up forward and not played in the Ruck.
Ronnie wrote:confirmation that tickets at gate for an adult will be $20 for next season. Will be cheaper to buy on line.
According to a club CEO (Sue from Sturt) speaking on 5AA the increase was mainly justified on rising inflation adding to costs of staging games.
A couple of clubs expressed concern, but indicated that the move had broad support.
DOC wrote:Ronnie wrote:confirmation that tickets at gate for an adult will be $20 for next season. Will be cheaper to buy on line.
According to a club CEO (Sue from Sturt) speaking on 5AA the increase was mainly justified on rising inflation adding to costs of staging games.
A couple of clubs expressed concern, but indicated that the move had broad support.
Up by $3. It was proposed to increase it by $5.
Makes season ticketed membership much more attractive.
Ronnie wrote:confirmation that tickets at gate for an adult will be $20 for next season. Will be cheaper to buy on line.
According to a club CEO (Sue from Sturt) speaking on 5AA the increase was mainly justified on rising inflation adding to costs of staging games.
A couple of clubs expressed concern, but indicated that the move had broad support.
am Bays wrote:Matt “The King” Snook back for 2023
Spargo wrote:am Bays wrote:Matt “The King” Snook back for 2023
southee wrote:Ronnie wrote:confirmation that tickets at gate for an adult will be $20 for next season. Will be cheaper to buy on line.
According to a club CEO (Sue from Sturt) speaking on 5AA the increase was mainly justified on rising inflation adding to costs of staging games.
A couple of clubs expressed concern, but indicated that the move had broad support.
Sue from Sturt would not care …. Affluent suburb of Unley.
It’s the working class/lower social economic suburbs that are going to suffer.
southernbulldog wrote:Surely the 2023 fixture cant be that far away .
Brodlach wrote:Rory Laird might end up the best IMO, he is an absolute jet. He has been in great form at the Bloods
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