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Because he was unaccountable.
Because he was full of excuses for 7 years.
Because he cant manage a footy budget He actually reduced our salary cap well below %100.... dont you remember what it was like when we signed Campbell, Knights, Richo, Gaspar, Holland all on huge contracts.... so I cant see your claim being anything from complete CRAP
Because until wallace came along, he used to trade our picks away.Maybe he was being directed by the Spud???? and people that were at the club before him!!!once settled into the job he made a more calculated assessment
Because he wouldnt give up his North shares.The shares dont give him a dividend so big deal...
Because the club has more faith in Jackson and CameronMillers role is being replaced by some one else...
Because when we lost to the Blues, we looked like we hadnt gone anywhere in 4 yearsok so the blues match was the make or break game for Miller... do realize how stupid you sound???
Because Miller was all promise and no delivery. If he'd been sacked after the Carlton game, everyone on this board would have done handstands. Or if we'd lost to the Lions.
Free should be told to pull his head in and say nothing. Thought March was doing a reasonable job of handling the stuff up and things were dying down somewhat and now this just brings it back to the spotlight. Only thing I want to hear from the board in the next few weeks is who is replacing Miller. Even then that is probably going to be told to us by some muppet in the media before the club does. Hell the media are already tipping Schwab is going to get the job according to sources at the club. Yet we don't have leaks.![]()
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Miller delivered the one thing this club has missed for decades..... STABILITY.... He delivered patience and he delivered along with TW direction.
The anti- Miller and Anti- Wallace factions out there will never be happy.... it's these sad people just cant sit back and admit that the last 4 years has been the best 4 years this club has had since the hafey days... that we have finally built a list that is going to improve big time over the next 1-2 seasons.
...all this whilst we are also looking for a new sponsor......... RFC![]()
How naive. Stability is built on results, something Miller always promised but bever delivered.
If you think we were stable go back and look at all the posting after we lost to the blues.
as well as looking to bring in Voss/Buckley types as assistant coaches
Class acts like them, who would be sensational for our club, would rather have their balls rubbed raw on a cheese grater than give us the time of day.
Two lessons to be learned here:
1. Ex players are not necessarily experts or have merit to be on boards.
2. Casual vacancies and how they can be filled with virtually no communication to the members. Would have been nice to have had a say before the event and I'm sure a lot of people would have vented their concerns especially given the comments made on that website.
So we judge the stability of our football club by the amount of negative postings on internet forums?????
Before Miller we didn't have a rookie..... we didn't participate in the PSD from 1997-2001... we were paying %100 of the salary cap to hacks....
Graeme Richmond was a gun director but I do agree free burnt some bridges.http://www.realfooty.com.au/news/news/tiger-turmoil-on-free-speech/2008/07/30/1217097331636.html
RICHMOND director Tony Free has been hauled over the coals for breaking with club protocol and being interviewed on Melbourne radio following the Greg Miller sacking and has been warned to stop destabilising the Tigers' football department.
President Gary March confirmed last night that he had strongly reprimanded Free for speaking publicly about club and its politics and agreed Free had been "naive and over-eager" in attacking the job of examining Terry Wallace and his assistant coaches.
But March denied that Free would be stepping down as a board member, despite suggestions yesterday that the former Richmond skipper had irretrievably damaged his relationship with the Tigers' coaching staff and would be departing as a director after joining the board last month.
"I won't be moving him off the board," March told The Age last night. "We as a board are not moving Tony on. Would he step down? I wouldn't think so. I think he's a bit sheepish at the moment and I think he realises he's overstepped the mark on a couple of occasions but it's our job to educate him."
Free, who sat in the coach's box last Saturday night during the Richmond-Brisbane Lions game at the coach's invitation, has upset staff in the football department by his confrontational interviewing process and by his gung-ho approach to reviewing the club's football operation. He gave an interview to radio station SEN on Tuesday against the club's wishes.
Free has held talks with a number of assistant coaches at other clubs, along with recently retired Nathan Buckley, and some of his comments about Richmond are understood to have filtered back to Wallace's team.
March, who has insisted there was never any intention to clean out Wallace's coaching panel, admitted Free had ruffled feathers since replacing Miller on the board. "Tony's gone into it like he's played footy," said March. "With a bit of whiteline fever.
"That eagerness has come out as though we are trying to make changes. Tony's got no authority to make change. He's not the director of football. He's a Richmond Football Club director. At the moment he's not even a part of our football sub-committee although that will happen."
March also denied allegations Free had been identified as "Tiger Tony", an outspoken supporter on the Richmond website. Miller investigated whether or not Free had been contributing to the site and questioned him over the matter but Free vehemently denied it and March has accepted his denial.
March added that the board had not given Free enough direction.
"I take some responsibility for this," said March. "We never carried out a full board induction with him and that will now happen. Tony has run off trying to learn about footy again and I've tried to explain he needs to step back and do less and observe more.
"In fairness to him most of us have been on boards before and we need to help him with some guidance."
March has spoken this week with Wallace, Brian Royal, David King, Jade Rawlings and Craig McCrae regarding the speculation about coaching jobs and assured them suggestions they would be removed were inaccurate.
Of Free's relationship with Wallace's assistants, March said: "I think he's got a bit of work to do there … Has Tony acted naively? Yes, he has."
After reading this you wouldn't think so.....
Tony Free's eagerness to make changes?????WHY?????? FFS...... another ex-player with an EGO, that wants to throw his weight around and try to be the hero.... there was only ever one Graeme Richmond.... can people stop trying to be the next one....
LEAVE the club alone FFS
Lmao@ you calling Nut naive.How naive. Stability is built on results, something Miller always promised but bever delivered.
If you think we were stable go back and look at all the posting after we lost to the blues.
Only a few nut jobs think some one out there can do a better job than Wallace. Miller was lucky to hang on to his job as long as he did. The fact that no-one wanted him after the Roos SACKED him (apart from a desperate RFC at its low point) is testament to the fact that his best days were long ago as a footy manager at North.
Tonys a Tiger, whoever he is, posted on Y&B. He was anti-Wallace, anti-Miller, pro Cameron Schwab and made a few statements
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So we judge the stability of our football club by the amount of negative postings on internet forums?????
Before Miller we didn't have a rookie..... we didn't participate in the PSD from 1997-2001... we were paying %100 of the salary cap to hacks....
Lmao@ you calling Nut naive.
Check the facts b4 you speak.
Miller was CEO of North.
As for stability.yep since Miller has left we appear so stable![]()
How naive. Stability is built on results, something Miller always promised but bever delivered.
If you think we were stable go back and look at all the posting after we lost to the blues.
Only a few nut jobs think some one out there can do a better job than Wallace. Miller was lucky to hang on to his job as long as he did. The fact that no-one wanted him after the Roos SACKED him (apart from a desperate RFC at its low point) is testament to the fact that his best days were long ago as a footy manager at North.
'We never carried out a full board induction with him and that will now happen.'
Love this quote. Feel secure in the knowledge that Free will now know the location of the tea/coffee making facilities, the whereabouts of the toilets and nearest fire escapes - and when to keep his mouth shut.
If he needs to be educated in the sensitivity of speaking to the media then we clearly have the wrong person in that position.