Yep sometimes ..but it isn't working out to well for Eade...so I guess it comes down to the individuals ability to learn
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Yep sometimes ..but it isn't working out to well for Eade...so I guess it comes down to the individuals ability to learn
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Haha rd I killed a red head at Paynesville when I was 12yo. Made the poor kid cry
and I was a mug 
Eade is not a gen Y coach. He's too hard on players and it rattles their confidence. GC were trending upwards til he arrived.
I think Choco would have similar issues if he was coaching again
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Isn't that the one thing Dimma was supposed to bring to our club at minimum?
As for the strong culture part... He went from Essendon when they were the best in the comp to Port when they were the best...to assistant coaching Hawthorn who are the best....
What the hell has gone wrong!!
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Matthew Lloyd is underrated and would make an excellent coach> hope we are making enquiries.
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But they are all untried apart from that failure Knights , what would an untried coach bring to the table
Hence why I want Knights who despite what some are saying, wasn't a failure.
But each bring different varied experiences. Dew, Nicks and Montgomery for me have the best reputation amongst people in football.
What coaching experience does he have?
He uh... He played under coaches and watches a lot of footy. Plus he always knows which way the wind is blowing. Even indoors! Could definitely help in coin tossing.
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he can teach them how to use grass to see which way the wind is blowing... Not bad
Exactly. Could've been the difference in Adelaide 2014.
If Lloyd did want to coach, Id have a chat to him about being a foward line coach. Came from a succesful era and a very good forward line.
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There is another one Bob. Very well recommended in the industry. Adam Kingsley
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Nothing more than our 7yr failed campaigner surely no new coach will ever break his non final winnig record for number of games coached . Peg and Ben will need to replace the statue of captain blood with DH in honour of his 9 yr reign of Stabilis Mediocrate
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Doesn’t matter
To be honest I think Eade inherited a complete basket case.
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Goal kicking. Apparently since he's been helping out Daniher his kicking got worse. Sounds like the type of candidate the current clowns would chase . FFS Mathew Lloyd some blokes on here want me to continually bag RFC coaches and assistants. If that twit gets anywhere near our gates I'm out until he's moved on.
Can't understand this aversion to giving coaches a 2nd chance in this country?
Nobody here would have hired Claudio Raneri who just took a team that avoided relegation to an EPL title. That's meant to be impossible as only the big 4 can win. The year before he was failing in Greece and had failed at Chelski when the Russian first took over.
You're always learning and improving and making a mistake means you actually learn faster.
You only need ask anyone associated with the VFL how highly Gary Ayres is rated by all, yet his papers are stamped.
May have lost his way a little at the end of his time at the Crows, but obviously learned from it and coaches a very successful, non-aligned VFL team that has won premierships.
An amazing teacher and definitely worthy of a second crack be it as a coach or assistant.
Problem is AFL clubs are always trying to think three steps ahead rather than at anytime looking back.
I;m sure Knighta is far more ready for a senior role at AFL level than he was back when.
Isn't that the one thing Dimma was supposed to bring to our club at minimum?
As for the strong culture part... He went from Essendon when they were the best in the comp to Port when they were the best...to assistant coaching Hawthorn who are the best....
What the hell has gone wrong!!
I'm not a fan of Hardwick's match-day coaching or his selections, but I don't think it can be questioned his impact on culture.
I will always be grateful for what he did in turning us around. Three straight finals series from where we came from and a pair of 15-16 win seasons are nothing to be sneezed at.
His failure has been being able to capitalise and lift the team to another level (for various reasons that get discussed on Big Footy each day) and also a failure to comprehend what was going on elsewhere in that teams like the Dogs, GWS, Dees and Saints were improving at a rate of knots.
It may not appears so when you are 1-6, but the place is a whole lot better than it was six years ago and the list is better, albeit it needs a tonne of work.
His inability to develop players is what has cruelled Hardwick.
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Him and knighter would work well
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I wouldn't exactly say he failed at Chelsea , but didn't win the epl
Yes funny how gold coast recruited a very gold coast side ...flashy and outside to a large degree
The contrasts between how they have gone about it and GWS in terms of style,coaching,personal ..even down to the senior mentors Blight / Sheedy will be a subject of debate and comparison for a long time to come
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