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Big Don for Collingwood President 2018.Maybe it's time to make Collingwood Great Again
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Big Don for Collingwood President 2018.Maybe it's time to make Collingwood Great Again
In my opinion there will be no positive change until Ed goesBig Don for Collingwood President 2018.
mate, take it to the farming thread ffs!No, you were trying to put words into his mouth by suggesting that the "it's all about the cattle" comment denied development. Any clear thinking individual would naturally assume the cattle develop. Happy for you to point me to the premiership team where the cattle were compiled in a year and didn't have years of development in the squad as a case in point where they don't.
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Actually if Ed had guts they both go together. Simple. If you think everything is solved by BUckley leaving you're dreaming.If Ed is smart he will sack Nath as if he doesent and Bucks fails again next year then Ed would have to fall on his sword as well.
Whole place needs to be cleaned outActually if Ed had guts they both go together. Simple. If you think everything is solved by BUckley leaving you're dreaming.
Maybe.Whole place needs to be cleaned out
Who knowsMaybe.
I'm just a member who goes to the footy occassionally.
What would I know ?
If Ed is smart he will sack Nath as if he doesent and Bucks fails again next year then Ed would have to fall on his sword as well.
Ed has two years left on his term and won't be going anywhere. Unless you have voting rights and are prepared to get the numbers needed to force the issue, you will just have to accept that.
Personally I think Ed deserves the opportunity to see out his term.
Praying and crossing everything that Dew or Ratts are coach after rnd 23I've said a number of times of late that the greatest risk to McGuire's presidency is to reappoint Buckley. So it will be fascinating to see how this pans out.
Personally if reappointing Buckley results in McGuire's presidency being at greater risk, then by all means, reappoint him.
However the counter is that even if Buckley fails again next year, McGuire may still find a way to squirm his way out of trouble. After all, some 12 months ago, who in their right mind would have thought that Buckley would be extended beyond 2017 after missing the finals again. Both Buckley and McGuire are cats.
Again that word deserves!
Well, he does. His service to the club gives him that right.
Each to their own mate and you are well within your rights to have such an opinion.
As for me, I'm a bit uncomfortable with the terms "deserves" and "gives him that right" given where he (and others) have taken the club over the past 6 years. But that's just me.
I'm not happy about where we are at either but Ed is not up for election so there is little point discussing his position.
McGuire is indelibly linked to Buckley's coaching tenure.would buck's demise signal the end for Ed as well?
Ed has two years left on his term and won't be going anywhere. Unless you have voting rights and are prepared to get the numbers needed to force the issue, you will just have to accept that.
Personally I think Ed deserves the opportunity to see out his term.
Dear Santa Ive been good. All I want is a brand new coach. Stewie Dew thanks Santa.
He is never up for election if we can be brutally candid, if you know what I mean. And therein lies the problem.
In my humble opinion, notwithstanding he is not up for election, there is always a point in discussing his position as he, along with others, should always be held to account. And whilst it may nor result in immediate action, it may result in a mindset shift out there over time which may lead to appropriate change in time.
I was hoping Ed would announce this would be his last term, feared he might have delusions of grandeur though. If this forum is any gauge of Collingwood supporters/members then the tide has really turned against him over the last 12 months. Much is speculation though and, except for his comment for being the only one with vision on the coaching matter, he hasn't done a great deal wrong over this period. I would have no less than he should support Bucks throughout his term, which he has done. The decision as to who coaches the pies next year is critical though and I agree with others who have posted that resigning Buckley pretty much puts his head on the block too. What I wouldn't like to see is some massive clean out of the board/president/club staff. I agree with jmac70, Ed deserves the opportunity to see out his term.