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Blight claiming long serving people on and off the field are gone at the end of the year. Likened it to 96.

Hope so.

Burn the ****ing place down.
 
Also, I'm seem to have missed it on this Forum, but Chapman was always planning to stand down at the end of this season. Rucci knows this too. He is making it seem like it will be a hostile take over, when in actual fact their are getting ready to hand over to the board's hand picked replacement.

Where is this information?

Chapman quietly extended himself for an additional THREE years at the start of this year - at no point in time has it been stated as anything else.

He recently told us he only extended himself for three years due to the death of Foord, which is a rubbish excuse anyway, but, again, did not state he was leaving at the end of this year.

If it was true that he always intended to go at the end of this year, then why give yourself another 3 year term, and do it so quietly?
 

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I thought he said it would, and that it was clear to everyone it should.

I could be wrong though, my short term memory is crap.
Just listened to Pyke on MMM. Didn't give any signs there would be large scale changes. If they are going with a 96 style purge, Don doesn't know about it yet.
 
Just listened to Pyke on MMM. Didn't give any signs there would be large scale changes. If they are going with a 96 style purge, Don doesn't know about it yet.
Once the external review is done there will be large scale changes. Don playing it down just like he plays down a miserable performance like saturday afternoon.
 
Once the external review is done there will be large scale changes. Don playing it down just like he plays down a miserable performance like saturday afternoon.
That’s too late, the review should have commenced one month ago so we can move on it’s recommendations asap and be ready for 2020
 
That’s too late, the review should have commenced one month ago so we can move on it’s recommendations asap and be ready for 2020
Richmond review took 12 weeks to complete. Starting it at the end of the year takes us past the draft and trade periods and into when the setup has been finalized for 2020.
 

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Richmond review took 12 weeks to complete. Starting it at the end of the year takes us past the draft and trade periods and into when the setup has been finalized for 2020.

Do you think that is a coincidence?

A review is only as useful as the terms of reference it operates under (and, in the sporting field, timing is critical, as you say)...

So let's see how broad the scope is.
 
That’s too late, the review should have commenced one month ago so we can move on it’s recommendations asap and be ready for 2020
One step at a time.
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Where is this information?

Chapman quietly extended himself for an additional THREE years at the start of this year - at no point in time has it been stated as anything else.

He recently told us he only extended himself for three years due to the death of Foord, which is a rubbish excuse anyway, but, again, did not state he was leaving at the end of this year.

If it was true that he always intended to go at the end of this year, then why give yourself another 3 year term, and do it so quietly?
Exactly!

Talk that Chapman was intending to handover the Chair is complete BS because why would he just give himself a new 3 year deal.

Surely people are not buying this crap.

Chapman needs to go at the end of the season as he is typical of the lack of honesty resonating with AFC.
 
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Should we take it that Ben Hart will be at the club next year seeing as the deadline for assistant coaches to be hired/sacked has passed and he is still being trotted our to do media interviews. Would have thought if we had told him to look elsewhere we would t use him for that role.
 
Should we take it that Ben Hart will be at the club next year seeing as the deadline for assistant coaches to be hired/sacked has passed and he is still being trotted our to do media interviews. Would have thought if we had told him to look elsewhere we would t use him for that role.
Someone else pointed out a few days ago that the 1st Aug date isn’t a hard deadline, merely AFL Coach’s Association has asked clubs to just be considerate of providing notice.
 
Cornes Senior also suggesting there needs to be changes in both the Football Dept and Assistant Coaching Group.

The ‘external noise’ is growing, good thing for the club that they shut it out.


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Exactly!

Talk that Chapman was intending to handover the Chair is complete BS because why would he just give himself a new 3 year deal.

Surely people are not buying this crap.

Chapman needs to go at the end of the season as he is typical of the lack of honesty resonating with AFC.

Why would he need to ‘hand over’ anything to the new guy. It’s not like he’s sitting on the secret recipe to football club success. Just give the new guy the password to the computer and take all the fidget spinners out of the top draw.
 
Should we take it that Ben Hart will be at the club next year seeing as the deadline for assistant coaches to be hired/sacked has passed and he is still being trotted our to do media interviews. Would have thought if we had told him to look elsewhere we would t use him for that role.
It's not a deadline to be hired sacked, it's just a "courtesy" to let assistants know early if they'll be re-contracted for next year so they have time to find alternative work.
 
Should we take it that Ben Hart will be at the club next year seeing as the deadline for assistant coaches to be hired/sacked has passed and he is still being trotted our to do media interviews. Would have thought if we had told him to look elsewhere we would t use him for that role.
Found it.

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Our message to the coach is, if you haven't got a commitment by August 1, you should should assume you are not going to be employed by that club and start planning life after it," he said.
Brayshaw said clubs were "pretty good" in how they handled this period.
"They respect the fact coaches are three months off not getting paid anymore and they have a family to look after. I think it's really good - it's an informal deadline, it's not a contractual thing. It's a very mature, respectful process that they all go through," he said.
 

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