Wallace has hopes riding high
15 November 2004 Herald Sun
Michael Place
IT'S still more than four months before another ball is kicked in anger for premiership points, but a buzz has already descended on Punt Rd.
That's the message from Andrew Krakouer, who says new coach Terry Wallace had sent morale sky-rocketing.
"He's made a really good impression and there's a great feel at the club now," Krakouer said.
"He's obviously well respected by everybody for what he has achieved in football, and everyone I've spoken to have only had good things to say about him.
"We haven't had a lot of success over the last couple of years but hopefully that's about to change.
"It's like a fresh new start for everybody."
The Tigers have five of the first 20 selections in Saturday's national draft.
They will be the first team in the 19-year history of the draft to have four first-round picks.
Krakouer said he was looking forward to adopting more of a midfield role after playing predominantly as a forward during his four years at the club.
"I've spoken to Terry a couple of times about that and I'm looking forward to having a run there (in the midfield)," he said.
15 November 2004 Herald Sun
Michael Place
IT'S still more than four months before another ball is kicked in anger for premiership points, but a buzz has already descended on Punt Rd.
That's the message from Andrew Krakouer, who says new coach Terry Wallace had sent morale sky-rocketing.
"He's made a really good impression and there's a great feel at the club now," Krakouer said.
"He's obviously well respected by everybody for what he has achieved in football, and everyone I've spoken to have only had good things to say about him.
"We haven't had a lot of success over the last couple of years but hopefully that's about to change.
"It's like a fresh new start for everybody."
The Tigers have five of the first 20 selections in Saturday's national draft.
They will be the first team in the 19-year history of the draft to have four first-round picks.
Krakouer said he was looking forward to adopting more of a midfield role after playing predominantly as a forward during his four years at the club.
"I've spoken to Terry a couple of times about that and I'm looking forward to having a run there (in the midfield)," he said.



