Heardy_101
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Culling Pittard was probably the right thing to do, to be fair.
Analysis We need to talk about Rhyce Shaw leaving North Melbourne
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Culling Pittard was probably the right thing to do, to be fair.
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I notice how you continually and conveniently forget to mention that North also traded a 2nd rounder back to Melbourne in that deal.
So yeah, thanks for giving us your best forward for a second rounder
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It's a bit of a strange one to go from walking away from the game because of a crippling disease to 10 weeks later upending his life and taking a job as Head of Development at the Suns (still part of high pressure environment with responsibilities).
I'm just wondering if he had coached North to a top 2 rather than bottom 2 finish in 2020, would he have been as quick to relinquish the reins?
I'm just wondering if he had coached North to a top 2 rather than bottom 2 finish in 2020, would he have been as quick to relinquish the reins?
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he wasn't our best forward. not last year.
you're welcome to him. he's been worked out
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Two things I learned today...
1. The name of North's new coach is David Noble
2. David Noble was a dual premiership player for North Hobart (1987, 1989), played 2 AFL games for Fitzroy (in 1991), was a Bulldogs assistant coach under Terry Wallace (1998-2002), Glenelg's head coach (2003-2004), Adelaide's assistant coach (2005-2010), list manager (2011-2013), head of football (2014-2016) and the Brisbane Lions GM since 2016.
I won't wish him the best of luck because North might be the only thing between the Hawks and the spoon over the next couple of years.
1. The name of North's new coach is David Noble
2. David Noble was a dual premiership player for North Hobart (1987, 1989), played 2 AFL games for Fitzroy (in 1991), was a Bulldogs assistant coach under Terry Wallace (1998-2002), Glenelg's head coach (2003-2004), Adelaide's assistant coach (2005-2010), list manager (2011-2013), head of football (2014-2016) and the Brisbane Lions GM since 2016.
I won't wish him the best of luck because North might be the only thing between the Hawks and the spoon over the next couple of years.
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Kozzie_Magic
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LOL, you keep swinging and you keep missing
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Looks like Jake Niall has been reading my posts.
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Vindicated by North’s crash: why clubs should look at Brad Scott
The events of 2020 and 2021 have vindicated Brad Scott’s judgement. North are in a much deeper rebuild and recession than would have been necessary two or three years ago.
Its not - Essendon had three different head coaches in 2014, 2015 and 2016.
It’s all about where your list is at. North’s list was and is in a shocking shape.
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It's not even unprecedented at the OPs own club
Eicke - Barker - Tyson over 3 years.
Tyson - Lewis - Clarke - Taylor over 4 years.
Actually quite impressive that North had 10 coaches in their first 8 years in the VFL
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Niall overlooks the fact that the lack of decent players in the 23-28 year old range is due to Scott’s lack of development of the younger players.Looks like Jake Niall has been reading my posts.
Vindicated by North’s crash: why clubs should look at Brad Scott
The events of 2020 and 2021 have vindicated Brad Scott’s judgement. North are in a much deeper rebuild and recession than would have been necessary two or three years ago.
