I've posted a number of times that Campo and Clarke will not leave our club to a more senior role at another club. They'll leave to pursue exciting opportunities outside of football. We're the only club in the land that want them.
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I've posted a number of times that Campo and Clarke will not leave our club to a more senior role at another club. They'll leave to pursue exciting opportunities outside of football. We're the only club in the land that want them.
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If he coaches footy like his uncle, we'll become harder.
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Yeah just saw that. What was his role at AFC?
Brett 'Birdman' Burton said:
Heard that 'Cyborg Camporeale' will be powered by viles of pure 'smugness' extracted from current day Campo, that'll be enough to power him for centuries.
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Francou is a great pick up. Was a hard and talented player down the road and now had experience as a teacher, SANFL Head coach and coach at one of the stronger teams of the last 5+ years.
Very happy with that.
Very happy with that.
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Please tell me we're in Truck's ear, would love him back at the club. It's no co-incidence that Richmond's defence was the best in the league this year.
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Really like the Francou pick up, hopefully he gets a crack at our midfield
Rumor that Bode had a falling out with Burton also.
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Id totally forgotten about him.
Is he contracted? And does mattner still have issues with the AFC?
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Don't know the answer to these qs.
But, hope he wants to move!
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Trade targets and coaching appointments? Sorry I got nothing. But with back up fitness staff I've got all the juiciest intel.
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We are apparently interested but Geelong have interviewed him:
https://thewest.com.au/sport/west-c...out-assistant-coaching-position-ng-b88618576z
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The fact that we are interested might be a strong signal that Clarke will be moved on
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http://m.carltonfc.com.au/news/2017-10-04/teagues-emotional-homecoming
Teague lost a child? Jeez.. I didn’t know about this.. terrible. Poor bloke.. good to know that he’s gone back to Melbourne for more support etc. grateful for him for the work he’s done at the AFC.
Teague lost a child? Jeez.. I didn’t know about this.. terrible. Poor bloke.. good to know that he’s gone back to Melbourne for more support etc. grateful for him for the work he’s done at the AFC.
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"For Teague, the timing of his return to Melbourne and to Carlton seemed right, as the past three years have not been easy for him personally – and as he confided to Head of Football Andrew McKay, he needed to be back with his own ones.
“I was never going to leave Adelaide to go anywhere else. I was always coming back to Melbourne,” Teague said.
“I’ve got three young kids and another one in between who passed away (and) these past three years have been pretty tough for myself with Phil (Walsh) and my own son - so to have family support is really important for me.”
“One thing about being involved with footy clubs, is that when adversity comes people reach out and you do see how much love there is. Most of the news you see, hear or read these days is generally negative, but when something bad happened to me the thing that stood out was how many good people there are out there . . . and football clubs are part of that.”
Forever grateful for the support afforded him by Adelaide as he dealt with his own profound personal loss, Teague also remembered “that when I got back to work, Phil was the one who challenged me, saying ‘Come on, get off your butt, get going again’”.
Teague also took the liberty of thanking the Adelaide players, particularly the forwards with whom he had worked so closely.
“I had great relationships with the players who have been phenomenal in terms of what they’ve been through and their capacity to have stuck together,” Teague said.
“That’s why it’s pretty hard to be leaving, and I’ll be honest, when I went around the room this morning to say goodbye to the guys I nearly cried when I spoke to them because what they did to help me was massive.”
“I was never going to leave Adelaide to go anywhere else. I was always coming back to Melbourne,” Teague said.
“I’ve got three young kids and another one in between who passed away (and) these past three years have been pretty tough for myself with Phil (Walsh) and my own son - so to have family support is really important for me.”
“One thing about being involved with footy clubs, is that when adversity comes people reach out and you do see how much love there is. Most of the news you see, hear or read these days is generally negative, but when something bad happened to me the thing that stood out was how many good people there are out there . . . and football clubs are part of that.”
Forever grateful for the support afforded him by Adelaide as he dealt with his own profound personal loss, Teague also remembered “that when I got back to work, Phil was the one who challenged me, saying ‘Come on, get off your butt, get going again’”.
Teague also took the liberty of thanking the Adelaide players, particularly the forwards with whom he had worked so closely.
“I had great relationships with the players who have been phenomenal in terms of what they’ve been through and their capacity to have stuck together,” Teague said.
“That’s why it’s pretty hard to be leaving, and I’ll be honest, when I went around the room this morning to say goodbye to the guys I nearly cried when I spoke to them because what they did to help me was massive.”
