
RobZombie
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Weird how everyone who knows him speaks more highly of him than people who don’t.Didn’t Patch say that he thought Brad was a tactical genius? Poor bugger has had one too many head knocks.
Weird how everyone who knows him speaks more highly of him than people who don’t.Didn’t Patch say that he thought Brad was a tactical genius? Poor bugger has had one too many head knocks.
This place has become an extension of facebook.Weird how everyone who knows him speaks more highly of him than people who don’t.
I don’t think Scott’s intelligence was ever in question, stubbornness, arrogance maybe?Didn’t Patch say that he thought Brad was a tactical genius? Poor bugger has had one too many head knocks.
Scott seems to be very popular amongst the players, current and former. Understandably as he appears incredibly loyal to them.Weird how everyone who knows him speaks more highly of him than people who don’t.
Tactical genius in that it gets you 10 years of employment.Scott seems to be very popular amongst the players, current and former. Understandably as he appears incredibly loyal to them.
Not sure if that translates to tactical genius though. Watching a North game I don’t recall ever walking away thinking Scott really pulled one over the opposing coach.
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Not only that, even during the off season, when he had time to implement any tactical ideas or set plays, he has never had us properly prepared, instead we'd be reacting on the fly to where the game is going in any given season, playing catchup.Scott seems to be very popular amongst the players, current and former. Understandably as he appears incredibly loyal to them.
Not sure if that translates to tactical genius though. Watching a North game I don’t recall ever walking away thinking Scott really pulled one over the opposing coach.
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He went alright with days of planning and when the plan worked.Scott seems to be very popular amongst the players, current and former. Understandably as he appears incredibly loyal to them.
Not sure if that translates to tactical genius though. Watching a North game I don’t recall ever walking away thinking Scott really pulled one over the opposing coach.
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Probably started with family connections. Supports the right team and also hates the right one.Not pointing this comment at you GR, but rather at the sports editor of The Age, because for the life of me I don't know why anyone would take the slightest notice of this silly cow's thoughts about strategic football matters.
She may as well be waffling on about electrical engineering.
Not pointing this comment at you GR, but rather at the sports editor of The Age, because for the life of me I don't know why anyone would take the slightest notice of this silly cow's thoughts about strategic football matters.
She may as well be waffling on about electrical engineering.
Thought I'd post it as it's still some information we didn't have before that's worth discussing.Not pointing this comment at you GR, but rather at the sports editor of The Age, because for the life of me I don't know why anyone would take the slightest notice of this silly cow's thoughts about strategic football matters.
She may as well be waffling on about electrical engineering.
I'm all for Richardson coming on board as an assistant in that assumed capacity, and Whitecross has clearly been grooming himself for coaching ever since he came on board, both on and off the field in the VFL he has been heavily involved with game day coaching.Not sure if anyone else saw this article from Caro
A few points:
Yet another former Kangaroo, former board member Mark Brayshaw – the AFL Coaches Association boss – looms as one contender to take over as chief executive at North in the event that Dilena departs. But Shaw and Rawlings have demanded and assumed full decision-making powers in terms of the North playing list.
Recently sacked St Kilda coach Alan Richardson has since become one of the AFL's most wanted men, sought for a variety of coaching directorship roles in three states including Queensland. But he looks headed for North, where Shaw does not so much need a tactical mentor or strategist as he does a senior director of coaching and development.
Of the assistants at North, the uncontracted and long-serving Darren Crocker is expected to depart as his son, Joel, heads into his second season. Forward coach Leigh Tudor, contracted for 2020 and harbouring senior ambitions of his own, will move into a different role next year. Shaw needs at least one more experienced assistant along with Richardson, with his youngest colleague, Brendan Whitecross, also in line for promotion.
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Roos must ensure positive Shaw story doesn't become cautionary tale
North Melbourne need to throw considerable extra football resources around Rhyce Shaw and their undermanned coaching department.www.theage.com.au
Is there better options then Richardson?I'm all for Richardson coming on board as an assistant in that assumed capacity, and Whitecross has clearly been grooming himself for coaching ever since he came on board, both on and off the field in the VFL he has been heavily involved with game day coaching.
Crocks moving on will be a sad departure as he's one of the longest serving we've had in a long time but his reasons will be understood, Joel's time is nearly upon us and Young Crocks will be the future, can't have dad in the way ala SOS & Blakey.
We have at least 1 other spot to fill in assistants even if we were to take on Richo, but assuming we don't we have to take a punt on 1 or 2. Wouldn't have a clue who's available or willing right now.Is there better options then Richardson?
I don’t rate he’s time at either Port or StKilda.
I know his coaching performance is worse but I think I’d rather get Bolton thru the door.We have at least 1 other spot to fill in assistants even if we were to take on Richo, but assuming we don't we have to take a punt on 1 or 2. Wouldn't have a clue who's available or willing right now.
I don't rate Richo as a gameday coach, but as a manager he seems fine.
Boltons the same deal, looks to be a decent manager, not a good strategist. If that's what we're after in terms of assistants to fill a role, both are fine.I know his coaching performance is worse but I think I’d rather get Bolton thru the door.
Scott seems to be very popular amongst the players, current and former. Understandably as he appears incredibly loyal to them.
Not sure if that translates to tactical genius though. Watching a North game I don’t recall ever walking away thinking Scott really pulled one over the opposing coach.
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Won't be affecting Longmire... *Loud gremlin noises*Yeh sad here too if Crocker was to move. He's a very dedicated North person wonder if there is a meaningful role elsewhere are the club we can keep him in?
The father-son thing is a complete non-issue. Doesn't seem to affect Viney, Blakey () etc so shouldn't even be factored in.