ChrisHunt313131
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- Oct 9, 2016
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1. Go Lions today.
2. Chris Fagan = players have bought into what he teaches them.
2. Chris Fagan = players have bought into what he teaches them.
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Fagan signed a 3 year contract didn't he? We need to offer him an extension ASAP. I can see Carlton and St.Kilda offering him huge money to go back home if their fortunes don't turn around by the end of the season or mid next season.
Fagan signed a 3 year contract didn't he? We need to offer him an extension ASAP. I can see Carlton and St.Kilda offering him huge money to go back home if their fortunes don't turn around by the end of the season or mid next season.
Is Melb 'home' for Fages?Fagan signed a 3 year contract didn't he? We need to offer him an extension ASAP. I can see Carlton and St.Kilda offering him huge money to go back home if their fortunes don't turn around by the end of the season or mid next season.
Probably not, I just want him locked away.Would Fagan really want to go through the past two seasons again. He'll want wins.
We should extend his contract soon but he won't leave for another bottom.club surely
Ah yer, we don't want the AFL bringing in the Tasmanian Devils any time soon then.Is Melb 'home' for Fages?
Fagan signed a 3 year contract didn't he? We need to offer him an extension ASAP. I can see Carlton and St.Kilda offering him huge money to go back home if their fortunes don't turn around by the end of the season or mid next season.
He said as much when Dom put it to him on The Roar Deal. He said he is in it for the long haul. Wants to finish what he started. So I would be astonished if he accepts another gig. Most AFL coaches started their careers in their late 30's early 40's, He started rather later than that. He knows he can create his own destiny and legacy here. Besides I suspect he wants to be the first coach to win a premiership without playing AFL himself.Wouldn’t be concerned at all. We are his legacy project. The culmination of a lifetime in football. He’s in it until the end.
Wouldn’t be concerned at all. We are his legacy project. The culmination of a lifetime in football. He’s in it until the end.
I think it far more likely that Hodge will coach our next premiership side,and the sooner he starts that project the better.Fagan signed a 3 year contract didn't he? We need to offer him an extension ASAP. I can see Carlton and St.Kilda offering him huge money to go back home if their fortunes don't turn around by the end of the season or mid next season.
I can't agree with you at all Len, why would we want to even contemplate moving on the best thing that has happened to our club in over a decade. Chris Fagan is extremely likely if it happens to take us to our next premiership IMO, no reason why he can't be a long term coach ie. 5-10 years.I think it far more likely that Hodge will coach our next premiership side,and the sooner he starts that project the better.
I think it far more likely that Hodge will coach our next premiership side,and the sooner he starts that project the better.
I think it far more likely that Hodge will coach our next premiership side,and the sooner he starts that project the better.
Agreed 100%...Chris Fagan is the right man at the right time for us - early days but he has achieved so much buy in, in such a short period of time (along with David Noble, no doubt) that it is quite extra-ordinary. Why we would be even talking about our next coach at this stage seems enormously premature to me.I can't agree with you at all Len, why would we want to even contemplate moving on the best thing that has happened to our club in over a decade. Chris Fagan is extremely likely if it happens to take us to our next premiership IMO, no reason why he can't be a long term coach ie. 5-10 years.
Agreed 100%...Chris Fagan is the right man at the right time for us - early days but he has achieved so much buy in, in such a short period of time (along with David Noble, no doubt) that it is quite extra-ordinary. Why we would be even talking about our next coach at this stage seems enormously premature to me.
what a s**t post. Seriously? You might think you're funny but this was a disgrace. Mental health isn't something that should be used as an insult or a means to belittle someone else. How's the view up there in your ivory tower?Off your meds again?
Although the Lions hierarchy had already placed him on an unofficial shortlist and although he was a clear choice for the job once strongly advised to apply, Fagan's appointment almost didn't happen after his predecessor Justin Leppitsch delivered a stirring presentation to the Lions board at the end of the 2016 season which briefly appeared to have saved his job.
Instead the three-time premiership defender, much to the disappointment of his strong supporter Leigh Matthews, was removed and paid out and returned to an assistant coaching role at Richmond.