Just rotate new coaches until we win the GF.Can we like give Ratts a 4 game trial after the bye to see if North and blues games are just a coincidence?
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Just rotate new coaches until we win the GF.Can we like give Ratts a 4 game trial after the bye to see if North and blues games are just a coincidence?
Sunnyside downPremature Sunny.
They approached with cognitive resonance...I wonder if Brisbane thought Carlton was a "danger game"?
I wonder if Brisbane thought Carlton was a "danger game"?
Cognitive dissonance or not.
You are right about Carlton.
0-3-3 to 6-4-40 halfway through the second and not even looking like buying a goal.
Just rotate new coaches until we win the GF.
When you are middle of the road or even below with injuries I doubt any game in pencilled in.I wouldn't be pencilling the game vs sydney as a win.
They seem to have wrestled their way back into some form. Currently taking it to WCE.
Not talking about the club here. More supporter expectation.When you are middle of the road or even below with injuries I doubt any game in pencilled in.
Well they are silly if they thought that way for reasons said. And the fact we don’t play them for half a season. Anything could happen in that time.Not talking about the club here. More supporter expectation.
Would be happy with that #pleasingI noticed BT on today’s pre game telecast state Sam Mitchell likely be a head coach next year. He was reasonable emphatic.
Hawthorn has Clarkson locked in for a few years.
Mitchell during the week ruled out coaching North or Carlton.
It’s happening?
Would be happy with that #pleasing
In the space of 12 months as player & another 12 as mid coach he completely reinvented the Eagles midfield & helped them win a flag.
He doesn’t seem overly personable but I get the vibe he would demand & receive respect. Tactically he seems very high level.
Had huge wraps on him for his time at WC as an assistantIn the space of 12 months as player & another 12 as mid coach he completely reinvented the Eagles midfield & helped them win a flag.
He doesn’t seem overly personable but I get the vibe he would demand & receive respect. Tactically he seems very high level.
Not talking about the club here. More supporter expectation.
Didn't he rule out becoming a head coach in the short term regardless of where? Which would make sense, he's only in his second year as an assistant coach, would be pretty insane if he made the next step up so soon.I noticed BT on today’s pre game telecast state Sam Mitchell will likely be a head coach next year. He was reasonably emphatic.
Hawthorn has Clarkson locked in for a few years.
Mitchell during the week ruled out coaching North or Carlton.
It’s happening?
Didn't he rule out becoming a head coach in the short term regardless of where? Which would make sense, he's only in his second year as an assistant coach, would be pretty insane if he made the next step up so soon.
That's what i thoughtFrom memory it was a direct question regarding North & the Blues.
That's what i thought
and don't forget he was a Saints supporter #itshappening
That's what i thought
and don't forget he was a Saints supporter #itshappening
From memory it was a direct question regarding North & the Blues.
https://www.perthnow.com.au/sport/a...-rules-out-tilt-at-vacant-jobs-ng-b881225104zHawthorn assistant Sam Mitchell has ruled out throwing his hat in the ring to fill the AFL coaching vacancies at Carlton and North Melbourne.
The highly-regarded Mitchell had been considered a left-field candidate for the senior roles, despite being in only his second season as an assistant coach.
But the 36-year-old concedes he is not ready to take the next step and will instead look to continue his apprenticeship under master coach Alastair Clarkson, having last year helped guide West Coast to the premiership.
“I’m really enjoying my time at Hawthorn and learning an enormous amount,“ Mitchell told Seven’s Game Day.
“At some point I’d love to sit in front of a CEO or a president and say ’I’m your man’.
“I couldn’t say absolutely I’m the right man for a head coaching job at the moment.
“Eventually I’d like to get to that point but there’s a lot of learning to happen.”