Coach North Melbourne Football Department Thread

[Passmore]

I'm just saying this is a magnificent story and will draw you in from the start. The cinematography just needs to be witnessed View attachment 762211


reality is something is going on, and I'm trying to get to the bottom of it. This Stephen character, no ones heard of him? I could have the surname very wrong, suggest I have.

The way our 2016 season has been captured in that visual is superb, Bill.

An Academy Award coming up?

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[Val Keating]

Can anyone tell me if the eagles are making Brady stay till his contract expires? And if so, any related article would be awesome. At the pub and have a pint & Parma on it

 

[Kanga Glory]

Can anyone tell me if the eagles are making Brady stay till his contract expires? And if so, any related article would be awesome. At the pub and have a pint & Parma on it

North Melbourne is proud to announce the return of club champion, Brady Rawlings, to Arden St.
Rawlings played 245 games in the royal blue and white stripes, and will take on the role of general manager of football from December 1.
"This is major appointment for our club," North managing director & CEO, Carl Dilena stated.
"Brady is a man of the highest character and professionalism.
"He is a true Shinboner and three-time Syd Barker Medal winner, and brings a wealth of experience as not only a former player, but as a highly regarded administrator."
The 38-year-old returns to North following a six-year stint with the premiership-winning West Coast Eagles, initially as an assistant coach and more recently as list manager.
Dilena thanked the Eagles for releasing Rawlings from his 2020 contract.
“We acknowledge the difficult position West Coast faces in losing someone of Brady’s calibre. We faced the same proposition in 2013 and we greatly appreciate their understanding and cooperation,” he said.
“Trevor Nisbett and Craig Vozzo in particular have been incredibly professional and accepting of Brady’s wishes to advance his career, and move into the role of GM football with us.”
Rawlings was drafted to North in 1998 with pick 15 and became one of the league’s best taggers over his stellar 13-year playing career.
He won his first Syd Barker Medal in 2004; the same year he was selected to represent Australia in the International Rules Series. Two seasons later in 2006, he claimed his second best and fairest award and was awarded a third in 2010.
The Tasmanian-born Kangaroo announced his retirement in 2011 and immediately went to work with North's next generation of players as a senior recruiter and player induction coach. He was head-hunted by West Coast in the lead-up to the 2013 national draft to join his good mate Adam Simpson in the west.
Rawlings' official homecoming has been set for December once he fulfils his contractual commitments with West Coast.
“We’re extremely thrilled to be welcoming Brady home,” Dilena added.
“The future is incredibly exciting with the club on a new path and in the hunt for a new coach.
“We believe Brady is the perfect person for the job and know he will be able to build on the foundation we’ve laid.”

 

[Val Keating]

North Melbourne is proud to announce the return of club champion, Brady Rawlings, to Arden St.
Rawlings played 245 games in the royal blue and white stripes, and will take on the role of general manager of football from December 1.
"This is major appointment for our club," North managing director & CEO, Carl Dilena stated.
"Brady is a man of the highest character and professionalism.
"He is a true Shinboner and three-time Syd Barker Medal winner, and brings a wealth of experience as not only a former player, but as a highly regarded administrator."
The 38-year-old returns to North following a six-year stint with the premiership-winning West Coast Eagles, initially as an assistant coach and more recently as list manager.
Dilena thanked the Eagles for releasing Rawlings from his 2020 contract.
“We acknowledge the difficult position West Coast faces in losing someone of Brady’s calibre. We faced the same proposition in 2013 and we greatly appreciate their understanding and cooperation,” he said.
“Trevor Nisbett and Craig Vozzo in particular have been incredibly professional and accepting of Brady’s wishes to advance his career, and move into the role of GM football with us.”
Rawlings was drafted to North in 1998 with pick 15 and became one of the league’s best taggers over his stellar 13-year playing career.
He won his first Syd Barker Medal in 2004; the same year he was selected to represent Australia in the International Rules Series. Two seasons later in 2006, he claimed his second best and fairest award and was awarded a third in 2010.
The Tasmanian-born Kangaroo announced his retirement in 2011 and immediately went to work with North's next generation of players as a senior recruiter and player induction coach. He was head-hunted by West Coast in the lead-up to the 2013 national draft to join his good mate Adam Simpson in the west.
Rawlings' official homecoming has been set for December once he fulfils his contractual commitments with West Coast.
“We’re extremely thrilled to be welcoming Brady home,” Dilena added.
“The future is incredibly exciting with the club on a new path and in the hunt for a new coach.
“We believe Brady is the perfect person for the job and know he will be able to build on the foundation we’ve laid.”

Cheers. Got a link?

 

[Kanga Glory]

It was from the nmfc.com.au

 

[Kanga Glory]

Brady Rawlings commits

North Melbourne is proud to announce the return of club champion, Brady Rawlings, to Arden St.

m.nmfc.com.au

 

[Val Keating]

Brady Rawlings commits

North Melbourne is proud to announce the return of club champion, Brady Rawlings, to Arden St.

m.nmfc.com.au

Thanks mate. He’s got me on a technicality. We need something recent. He wins this round....

 

[The acurate one]

The way our 2016 season has been captured in that visual is superb, Bill.

An Academy Award coming up?

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Well could be 2016 the NMFC movie has been compared to other great disaster films like; Perfect Storm, When Time Ran out and A Night to Remember.

 

[r_boy]

What I would do to have a Brian Cook run the show. I’m super nervous about the CEO appointment. My god it better be a good one.

Most important appointment this year for mine.

 

[Val Keating]

Most important appointment this year for mine.

List manager for mine. Everyone losing their s**t over us not being heavily involved in trades need to realise this is probably the most changes the club has had off field since 2007

 

[gokangas]

Most important appointment this year for mine.

So true - we had one who had the balls to make decisions and they shafted him.

 

[Val Keating]

So true - we had one who had the balls to make decisions and they shafted him.

Who?

 

[Snake_Baker]

List manager for mine. Everyone losing their s**t over us not being heavily involved in trades need to realise this is probably the most changes the club has had off field since 2007

It's actually an appointment for NEXT year mate.

It wouldn't make a lick of difference if we appointed one on January 1st.

 

[Val Keating]

It's actually an appointment for NEXT year mate.

It wouldn't make a lick of difference if we appointed one on January 1st.

Same goes for the ceo

 

[Danni_Benson]

Most important appointment this year for mine.

Couldn’t agree more. Critical to get it right. I feel it’s a make or break appointment.

 

[nicko74]

I wonder when they are going to announce our new CEO and List Manager......

 

[blackshadow]

I wonder when they are going to announce our new CEO and List Manager......

When we've been through an exhaustive selection process

 

[giantroo]

Posted on the Carlton board with talk SOS is leaving the Blues.

 

[roos_fanatic08]

Yuck. Do not want Silvagni

 

[gokangas]

Yuck. Do not want Silvagni

Was a handy backman but a bit long in the tooth now.

 

[Uber Roo]

I will vomit my intestines if this happens


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[Snake_Baker]

I will vomit my intestines if this happens


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Dunno why you would take it seriously at this point mate.

Could be true, could be some schoolboy level troll created due to Carlton copping s**t for recent failures at the trade table..

The fact that it features the generic "big fish" crap is a red light for starters.

Wait & see what happens. It's an overrated position anyway. The scouts do all the real work.

 

[Sillygit]

it's one carlton poster coming over here and saying it's an ITK poster, and here it's shown that they are a fresh poster.

I wish I had this level of bullshit on hand cause it would do wonders for my tomoatoes.

 

[The Nostradamus]

SOS in to help get us Kelly?
Or one of the 4 gws free agents

 

[kool kangas]

no