An Eade/Cameron combination sounds particularly good, but I can't imagine Cameron uprooting family from Melbourne for another assistant's job with a less prominent side than Hawthorn. That is, unless succession plans were in place and I don't think that's desirable for us in our current state, nor do I think it's Eade's style.
The Eade/Bassett appointment makes much more sense to me as working for all parties.
I don't think it's realistic to expect Choco to come back in any form, unless discussions are already very advanced for a young coach (Burns) to take over with Williams as support. Personally, that would be the last thing we need as we really need significantly new blood and new eyes around the playing group.
Ratten would be a big "meh" for me, although I accept that he made steady progress with Carlton before this year. Still, on the outside it seemed as though he benefited from the coming together of a lot of good young talent and obviously a superstar in Chris Judd. I'd be concerned at his inability to develop and failure to recruit a tall forward after Fevola's departure and pretty worried about his eye for recruiting, given what seemed to be a mediocre draft for Carlton at the end of last year.