GWS GIANTS @GWSGIANTS 2m2 minutes ago
.@Len_hayes talks about his new coaching role and the 3 GIANTS who have stood out so far this pre-season.>> http://bit.ly/2jlaQ4A
Doesn't strike me as a likely fishing type. Was it an Indigenous Aussie rules thing?Just ran into Kevin Sheedy in Darwin who said the boys are looking real good for this season
The Tiwi Islands "Island of Origin" game is on later today so I suspect he was here for that. Was just lounging about in the wave pool when I had a chat with him.
Bombers fanatics have told me the same thing about him wearing our hat all the time.I'm not much into tje celebrity thing but he's one guy I think it would be interesting to talk to, I envy you.
I've met him a couple of times, he used to come up here for the NTFL GF, especially when the great Merve Neagle was coaching St Marys rest his soul. He's always open for a chat and a good character of the game.
Scared when I saw the headline but a month with an elbow is no big deal.Gives an opportunity to others in the preseason.Let's see how they go
Tks. I dont do twitter and would never have found it. Good readuth Warrnambool coach Mat Buck and assistant Josh Saunders learn from the AFL's best at Greater Western Sydney Giants
@NickAnsell
30 Jan 2017, 11:51 a.m.
Links with Greater Western Sydney Giants have gifted two South Warrnambool coaches the chance to hone their skills in an elite environment.
GOOD EXPERIENCE: South Warrnambool coach Mat Buck has returned from a three-day stint with AFL powerhouse Greater Western Sydney Giants. Picture: Rob Gunstone
EMERGING links with AFL powerhouse Greater Western Sydney have gifted two South Warrnambool coaches the chance to hone their skills in football’s most elite environment.
Roosters’ coach Mat Buck and assistant Josh Saunders last week jetted off to Sydney Olympic Park to shadow current Giants mentor and South Warrnambool export Leon Cameron.
TOP NOTCH: New South Warrnambool assistant coach Josh Saunders in his time at St Kilda. Picture: Getty Images
Buck said the pair were allowed to sit in on team meetings, participate in training and analysis and had developed new ways of delivering information to their Hampden league side.
“We’re really fortunate at South Warrnambool to have such amazing past players. Leon Cameron was more than happy to have us up there because he still has South in his heart,” Buck said.
“There are things we can bring back to hopefully make us more professional and up to date with how footy is evolving. It’s a bit surreal being in a room with Lenny Hayes (GWS assistant coach) talking to you about football.
“The way defence is moving is to have aggressive positioning. We also looked at forward line set-ups, the work they’re doing at stoppages, and the way they look at and analyse the game as a whole.”
Buck said Saunders, the Roosters’ 22-year-old assistant coach fresh out of the AFL system with St Kilda, was developing into a first-rate coach. “It was great to speak to him about the differences he notices in the approach from country football clubs and those at the top level. He’ll be a terrific mentor for us,” he said.
uth Warrnambool coach Mat Buck and assistant Josh Saunders learn from the AFL's best at Greater Western Sydney Giants
@NickAnsell
30 Jan 2017, 11:51 a.m.
Links with Greater Western Sydney Giants have gifted two South Warrnambool coaches the chance to hone their skills in an elite environment.
GOOD EXPERIENCE: South Warrnambool coach Mat Buck has returned from a three-day stint with AFL powerhouse Greater Western Sydney Giants. Picture: Rob Gunstone
EMERGING links with AFL powerhouse Greater Western Sydney have gifted two South Warrnambool coaches the chance to hone their skills in football’s most elite environment.
Roosters’ coach Mat Buck and assistant Josh Saunders last week jetted off to Sydney Olympic Park to shadow current Giants mentor and South Warrnambool export Leon Cameron.
TOP NOTCH: New South Warrnambool assistant coach Josh Saunders in his time at St Kilda. Picture: Getty Images
Buck said the pair were allowed to sit in on team meetings, participate in training and analysis and had developed new ways of delivering information to their Hampden league side.
“We’re really fortunate at South Warrnambool to have such amazing past players. Leon Cameron was more than happy to have us up there because he still has South in his heart,” Buck said.
“There are things we can bring back to hopefully make us more professional and up to date with how footy is evolving. It’s a bit surreal being in a room with Lenny Hayes (GWS assistant coach) talking to you about football.
“The way defence is moving is to have aggressive positioning. We also looked at forward line set-ups, the work they’re doing at stoppages, and the way they look at and analyse the game as a whole.”
Buck said Saunders, the Roosters’ 22-year-old assistant coach fresh out of the AFL system with St Kilda, was developing into a first-rate coach. “It was great to speak to him about the differences he notices in the approach from country football clubs and those at the top level. He’ll be a terrific mentor for us,” he said.
Also cowboy neale,jonothan brown and many others.Awesome, I had no idea Leon was from Warrnambool, that's where my family is from
Cowboy went to school with my father
Cowboy still holds the half time dim sim eating record at South Warrnambool.
http://www.foxsports.com.au/afl/ror...r/news-story/5ea6275c78c4579d01cb5156fc363534
