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				Turnover of SANFL Coaches
				
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Wed Sep 04, 2013 6:20 pm 
				by SANFLnut
				Plenty of scuttlebutt around suggesting the majority of coaching positions are about to be turned over. Obviously some of these rumours won't be true, but so far I've heard:
Collins gone from West
Fuller gone from South
Bassett going to North Melbourne
Francou to Sydney
Godden offered an AFL job interstate
Massie to be sacked on Monday 
Mcgegor left without a team to coach
Laird weighing up his future
Maloney at Sturt? Surely we can find something else for him so that we get the clean sweep!
Would not want to be the last club to hire a coach this year - may not be much left!
			 
			
		
			
				Re: Turnover of SANFL Coaches
				
Posted: 
Wed Sep 04, 2013 6:23 pm 
				by whufc
				Apparently Lairdy has already committed to next season at the dogs
			 
			
		
			
				Re: Turnover of SANFL Coaches
				
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Wed Sep 04, 2013 6:24 pm 
				by UK Fan
				whufc wrote:Apparently Lairdy has already committed to next season at the dogs
Confirmed saturday at presidents function
 
			 
			
		
			
				Re: Turnover of SANFL Coaches
				
Posted: 
Wed Sep 04, 2013 7:05 pm 
				by Panther Pack
				Can confirm your rumour regarding Fuller he won't be coaching South next season.
			 
			
		
			
				Re: Turnover of SANFL Coaches
				
Posted: 
Wed Sep 04, 2013 8:40 pm 
				by dedja
				Pedantic point of order ... Massie's contract ends this year so if he doesn't coach next year it's not because he was sacked, but rather that he wasn't reappointed.
			 
			
		
			
				Re: Turnover of SANFL Coaches
				
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Wed Sep 04, 2013 9:46 pm 
				by SDK
				Even so it is quite possible that ALL clubs could be looking for a new coach. Never seen that before.
No point in Sturt changing coaches until they have some $ and some fair players.
Think they did quite well this year considering their list.
			 
			
		
			
				Re: Turnover of SANFL Coaches
				
Posted: 
Wed Sep 04, 2013 9:47 pm 
				by smac
				No, Laird has already committed, as stated earlier in the thread.
			 
			
		
			
				Re: Turnover of SANFL Coaches
				
Posted: 
Wed Sep 04, 2013 10:56 pm 
				by Pseudo
				dedja wrote:Pedantic point of order ... Massie's contract ends this year so if he doesn't coach next year it's not because he was sacked, but rather that he wasn't reappointed.
You weren't ever a Port supporter were you?
"We didn't sack Ebert, we just didn't renew his contract"
 
			 
			
		
			
				Re: Turnover of SANFL Coaches
				
Posted: 
Wed Sep 04, 2013 11:01 pm 
				by Tassie Blues
				Collins to South and I belive Andrew Jarman is looking for a job but would anyone have him?
			 
			
		
			
				Re: Turnover of SANFL Coaches
				
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Thu Sep 05, 2013 12:37 am 
				by Failed Creation
				Tassie Blues wrote:Collins to South and I belive Andrew Jarman is looking for a job but would anyone have him?
I know Jarman cops a lot of shit around the place, but surely he'd have something to offer a club?
 
			 
			
		
			
				Re: Turnover of SANFL Coaches
				
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Thu Sep 05, 2013 7:47 am 
				by on the rails
				Failed Creation wrote: I know Jarman cops a lot of shit around the place, but surely he'd have something to offer a club?
Well his desk does too!  

 
			 
			
		
			
				Re: Turnover of SANFL Coaches
				
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Thu Sep 05, 2013 7:58 am 
				by JK
				Tassie Blues wrote:Collins to South and I belive Andrew Jarman is looking for a job but would anyone have him?
Well in contention from what I hear
 
			 
			
		
			
				Re: Turnover of SANFL Coaches
				
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Thu Sep 05, 2013 9:00 am 
				by Aerie
				Jarman had North playing great footy during that period and he had the place alive, at least for most of his tenure looking from the outside. Pretty much any coach that got his club to a Grand Final during the past decade or so would have something going for them given there was only ever one spot available.
If you had strong structures around the club, I reckon Jarman could compliment. For the publicity and entertainment of the SANFL I'd like to see him coaching again. Couldn't be worse than the boring football most of the coaches have their teams playing at the moment.
			 
			
		
			
				Re: Turnover of SANFL Coaches
				
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Thu Sep 05, 2013 10:54 am 
				by Grahaml
				Jarman brought hope and enthusiasm to North and then a bunch of handy players. Perhaps not the right coach to take a side to a flag, but could do a good job for a club struggling.
			 
			
		
			
				Re: Turnover of SANFL Coaches
				
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Thu Sep 05, 2013 11:02 am 
				by mick
				Grahaml wrote:Jarman brought hope and enthusiasm to North and then a bunch of handy players. Perhaps not the right coach to take a side to a flag, but could do a good job for a club struggling.
Good assessment
 
			 
			
		
			
				Re: Turnover of SANFL Coaches
				
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Thu Sep 05, 2013 11:04 am 
				by Jim05
				Grahaml wrote:Jarman brought hope and enthusiasm to North and then a bunch of handy players. Perhaps not the right coach to take a side to a flag, but could do a good job for a club struggling.
Probably would of won a flag in any other era. 
Come up against a very good Dogs side that year
 
			 
			
		
			
				Re: Turnover of SANFL Coaches
				
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Thu Sep 05, 2013 11:14 am 
				by wycbloods
				Tassie Blues wrote:Collins to South and I belive Andrew Jarman is looking for a job but would anyone have him?
It would be amusing if Jarman ended up coaching at Westies.  That would be significantly different game styles to watch from one year to the next.
Is Rehn a chance to come back and coach westies?
Greg Mellor would be one that is a good chance of leaving Richmond for the top job at Westies.
 
			 
			
		
			
				Re: Turnover of SANFL Coaches
				
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Thu Sep 05, 2013 1:20 pm 
				by Bluedemon
				wycbloods wrote:Tassie Blues wrote:Collins to South and I belive Andrew Jarman is looking for a job but would anyone have him?
It would be amusing if Jarman ended up coaching at Westies.  That would be significantly different game styles to watch from one year to the next.
Is Rehn a chance to come back and coach westies?
Greg Mellor would be one that is a good chance of leaving Richmond for the top job at Westies.
 
I would think that Mellor is happy at Richmond FC
 
			 
			
		
			
				Re: Turnover of SANFL Coaches
				
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Thu Sep 05, 2013 1:26 pm 
				by gossipgirl
				dedja wrote:Pedantic point of order ... Massie's contract ends this year so if he doesn't coach next year it's not because he was sacked, but rather that he wasn't reappointed.
but he definitely should be committed  

 
			 
			
		
			
				Re: Turnover of SANFL Coaches
				
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Thu Sep 05, 2013 1:44 pm 
				by Booney
				dedja wrote:Pedantic point of order ... Massie's contract ends this year so if he doesn't coach next year it's not because he was sacked, but rather that he wasn't reappointed.
Perfect for the cover page of his CV.