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He'll be in Bali by the end of the week lol

PatowalongaPirate wrote:Hardwick resignation effective immediately. No farewell game.

And Port breathe a huge sigh of relief.

Dutchy wrote:No way Hardwick coaches next year, I reckon this is a big chance he doesn't coach again - a senior type role, ala Mark Williams, would fit him perfectly

Tassie job would suit him IMO.
Spend the next year or two doing part time talent ID and recon, 1-2 years in the VFL on good money and then the real stuff begins. Reckon the AFL will try and parachute a big name coach in down there and will pay them accordingly. Could get the band back together and take Gale down there as CEO and Jack as an assistant

Dutchy wrote:No way Hardwick coaches next year, I reckon this is a big chance he doesn't coach again - a senior type role, ala Mark Williams, would fit him perfectly

Guiding Josh Carr.

Looks like a bloke very content with his decision and so he should be.

Owes Richmond nothing, owes the game nothing, can sail off into a largery sunset and enjoy life for a while.

Good luck to him.

Spargo wrote:

PatowalongaPirate wrote:Hardwick resignation effective immediately. No farewell game.

And Port breathe a huge sigh of relief.

I'd rather that than the caretaker odds.

Booney wrote:

Spargo wrote:

PatowalongaPirate wrote:Hardwick resignation effective immediately. No farewell game.

And Port breathe a huge sigh of relief.

I'd rather that than the caretaker odds.

Richmond odds on to win this week. Happens more often than not. I'm glad its Port playing them

Port $1.80
Richmond $2.05

Booney wrote:

Spargo wrote:

PatowalongaPirate wrote:Hardwick resignation effective immediately. No farewell game.

And Port breathe a huge sigh of relief.

I'd rather that than the caretaker odds.

If Dimma has a final farewell game you’d get 80k+ at the G on Sunday. They’ll probably get less than 50k now & I’d say Port will win.

Spargo wrote:

PatowalongaPirate wrote:Hardwick resignation effective immediately. No farewell game.

And Port breathe a huge sigh of relief.

Quite the opposite

Jimmy_041 wrote:

Booney wrote:

Spargo wrote:

PatowalongaPirate wrote:Hardwick resignation effective immediately. No farewell game.

And Port breathe a huge sigh of relief.

I'd rather that than the caretaker odds.

Richmond odds on to win this week. Happens more often than not. I'm glad its Port playing them

I think there's a stat out there showing that it's about a 43% win rate for a new coach

Jimmy_041 wrote:

Booney wrote:

Spargo wrote:

PatowalongaPirate wrote:Hardwick resignation effective immediately. No farewell game.

And Port breathe a huge sigh of relief.

I'd rather that than the caretaker odds.

Richmond odds on to win this week. Happens more often than not. I'm glad its Port playing them

An SEN article from last year states that clubs are 5-7 following a coach leaving and a caretaker taking over since start of 2012. Championbets (also last year) state a 6-10 record for an in-season coaching change since start of 2010.

Can add 1 more loss to both those stats after NM loss on weekend.

SO what happens if Josh Carr is identified as the best fit at Richmond?

Dutchy wrote:SO what happens if Josh Carr is identified as the best fit at Richmond?

he already has a job and doing it very well

locky801 wrote:

Dutchy wrote:SO what happens if Josh Carr is identified as the best fit at Richmond?

he already has a job and doing it very well

that doesnt mean he wont leave for the main job at tigerland

Dutchy wrote:SO what happens if Josh Carr is identified as the best fit at Richmond?

As long as the process is exhaustive, then their wont be a problem.

mots02 wrote:

Dutchy wrote:SO what happens if Josh Carr is identified as the best fit at Richmond?

As long as the process is exhaustive, then their wont be a problem.

Best man standing or last man standing?

Hector wrote:I think there's a stat out there showing that it's about a 43% win rate for a new coach

That's just for Carlton this millennium.

Vamos wrote:

Hector wrote:I think there's a stat out there showing that it's about a 43% win rate for a new coach

That's just for Carlton this millennium.

That’s a bit high for Carlton

Jim05 wrote:

mots02 wrote:

Dutchy wrote:SO what happens if Josh Carr is identified as the best fit at Richmond?

As long as the process is exhaustive, then their wont be a problem.

Best man standing or last man standing?

Get what you deserve!