INS and OUTS for 2010

[Mickyj]

How quickly we forget Paul Hamilton first year coach took eagles to a loss for the dogs first flag .
Mikan got Eagles into the five IIRC in his first year.

[spell_check]

How quickly we forget Paul Hamilton first year coach took eagles to a loss for the dogs first flag .
Mikan got Eagles into the five IIRC in his first year.

Missed out on % in 1998, then 3rd in 1999.

[spell_check]

How quickly we forget Paul Hamilton first year coach took eagles to a loss for the dogs first flag .
Mikan got Eagles into the five IIRC in his first year.

And in the context of the previous posts, Mickans' first year came after we finished 7th, and avoided the wooden spoon in 1997 by winning the last two matches.

[Big Phil]

Time for another update...

CENTRAL:

In: Jay Nash (via Port Power)

Out: Matthew Slade (retired), James Moss (retired due to injury), Sean Brading (Galwer Central), David Allocca (delisted), Ryan Porter (South Gawler), Louis Hadden (Angaston)




STURT:

In: Salim Hassan (West), Ryan Darling (Blyth Snowtown)

Out: Matthew Payne (QLD), Nick Smith, Joel Kay, Peter Weir (quit club)




GLENELG:

Out: Adam Fisher (retired), Aaron Day (Eagles), Justin McConnell (retired), Michael Godden - Reserves Coach (Eagles League Coach), Hayden Jolly (Gold Coast), Brad Sugars (overseas), Michael Leibelt, Tom Holmes (Mt Gambier)




EAGLES:

In: Scott Welsh (W.Bulldogs), Craig Parry (South), Aaron Day (Glenelg), Seb Guilhaus (Glenelg / MPFC), Michael Godden - League Coach (Glenelg), Jay Schulz (via Port Power)

Out: Shane Reardon (Assistant Coach), Andrew Rogers (Assistant Coach), Mark Jefferies (Reserves Coach), Mark Passador (retired), David Westbrook (Kangaroo Island), Zac Hier (RSMU), Ken McGregor (retired), Peter Fiacchi (retired)




NORTH ADELAIDE:

In: Luke Ivens (returning from overseas), James Bennett (ACT)

Out: David Clarke (retired), Ben Schwarze




WEST ADELAIDE:

In: Andrew Rogers (Assistant Coach), Travis Ronaldson (Coburg), Adam Hartlett (Carlton)

Out: Salim Hassan (quit club), Ryan Plant, Jesse Boundy, Bryce Williams, Jeremy Rowe




NORWOOD:

In: Nathan Bassett - League Coach, Stuart Bown (returned to club)

Out: Kris Massie (retired), Luke Jericho (year off), Kenrick Tyrell (NT Thunder), Jack Juniper (travelling)




PORT MAGPIES:

In: Tony Bamford - League Coach

Out: Mark Tylor (Reserves coach - Salisbury North), Corey AhChee (retired), Brad Murray (Echuca), Joel Perry (Vic)




PANTHERS:

In: Ron Fuller - League Coach (Eagles), Mark Jeffries - Assistant coach (Eagles), Andrew Horne (Coburg), Nick Liddle (Coburg), Dylan Joyce (Williamstown), Xavier Gotch (Williamstown)

Out: James Boyd (quit), Craig Parry (Eagles), Tom Haetley (retired), Matt Smith (retired), Jason Torney (retired), Mitch Farmer (Richmond), Ben Neagle (return to Vic), Dennis Iljesen (retired), Ashley Baxter, Brendan Gill, Tim Boyd, Rigby Barnes, Matt Collins (delisted)

[CoverKing]

With westies training started on Monday, i know that young Andrew Dempsey (21 or 22) from Goody Saints has joined the club.

I believe he has won a Div 1 medal 2 years ago, and was a Goody Saints B n F winner in the same year. Could push for league selection at some stage i would guess.

Also Daniel Sukkel is no longer with the bloods. Has moved back to his local club, Happy Valley IIRC

[Big Phil]

Press release from the Tigers, former player Jack Horan announced as coach of the Bays' reserves...

HORAN RETURNS

Glenelg Football Club is pleased to announce that former player Jack Horan has been appointed as Reserves Coach for the 2010 season.

Former West Adelaide and Glenelg player Jack Horan played 33 League and 92 Reserve games spanning over a six year playing career.

Horan has now turned to coaching after ongoing groin injuries cut short his playing days.

Jack Horan has a strong history as a player with outstanding leadership skills.

His ability to read the game, his communication skills and work ethic make him an excellent fit as Glenelg Football Club’s Reserves coach for 2010.

Jack’s outstanding character was recognised during his time as a player as a two time winner of the E.R Curnow Award.

Prior to the commencement of training last night, Jack received a resounding applause from the playing group when the announcement of his appointment was made.

The Glenelg Football Club welcomes Jack back to the club and is thrilled with the new appointment.

[wycbloods]

Press release from the Tigers, former player Jack Horan announced as coach of the Bays' reserves...

HORAN RETURNS

Glenelg Football Club is pleased to announce that former player Jack Horan has been appointed as Reserves Coach for the 2010 season.

Former West Adelaide and Glenelg player Jack Horan played 33 League and 92 Reserve games spanning over a six year playing career.

Horan has now turned to coaching after ongoing groin injuries cut short his playing days.

Jack Horan has a strong history as a player with outstanding leadership skills.

His ability to read the game, his communication skills and work ethic make him an excellent fit as Glenelg Football Club’s Reserves coach for 2010.

Jack’s outstanding character was recognised during his time as a player as a two time winner of the E.R Curnow Award.

Prior to the commencement of training last night, Jack received a resounding applause from the playing group when the announcement of his appointment was made.

The Glenelg Football Club welcomes Jack back to the club and is thrilled with the new appointment.

He wouldn't be too old. Only about 27 or 28 i would think.

Good on him giving it a go.

[LBT]

Press release from the Tigers, former player Jack Horan announced as coach of the Bays' reserves...

HORAN RETURNS

Glenelg Football Club is pleased to announce that former player Jack Horan has been appointed as Reserves Coach for the 2010 season.

Former West Adelaide and Glenelg player Jack Horan played 33 League and 92 Reserve games spanning over a six year playing career.

Horan has now turned to coaching after ongoing groin injuries cut short his playing days.

Jack Horan has a strong history as a player with outstanding leadership skills.

His ability to read the game, his communication skills and work ethic make him an excellent fit as Glenelg Football Club’s Reserves coach for 2010.

Jack’s outstanding character was recognised during his time as a player as a two time winner of the E.R Curnow Award.

Prior to the commencement of training last night, Jack received a resounding applause from the playing group when the announcement of his appointment was made.

The Glenelg Football Club welcomes Jack back to the club and is thrilled with the new appointment.

Hooray!......young for a reserves coach....would be 27 max.

[redandblack]

Good luck, Jack.

(Do the Bays only appoint ex-West players as coaches?)

[bloods08]

Good luck, Jack.

(Do the Bays only appoint ex-West players as coaches?)

Looks like it. It always ammused me how he couldnt make our reserves side but was playing league footy for the bays the next season. Good luck to him.

[Mickyj]

Good luck, Jack.

(Do the Bays only appoint ex-West players as coaches?)

They seem to last longer than others

[White Unicorn]

Press release from the Tigers, former player Jack Horan announced as coach of the Bays' reserves...

HORAN RETURNS

Glenelg Football Club is pleased to announce that former player Jack Horan has been appointed as Reserves Coach for the 2010 season.

Former West Adelaide and Glenelg player Jack Horan played 33 League and 92 Reserve games spanning over a six year playing career.

Horan has now turned to coaching after ongoing groin injuries cut short his playing days.

Jack Horan has a strong history as a player with outstanding leadership skills.

His ability to read the game, his communication skills and work ethic make him an excellent fit as Glenelg Football Club’s Reserves coach for 2010.

Jack’s outstanding character was recognised during his time as a player as a two time winner of the E.R Curnow Award.

Prior to the commencement of training last night, Jack received a resounding applause from the playing group when the announcement of his appointment was made.

The Glenelg Football Club welcomes Jack back to the club and is thrilled with the new appointment.

Hooray!......young for a reserves coach....would be 27 max.

Jack is 26. Played div 1 last year at Shocs, will be missed there and giving up footy at 26 seems young. Will be an AFL coach by 34!

[wycbloods]

Press release from the Tigers, former player Jack Horan announced as coach of the Bays' reserves...

HORAN RETURNS

Glenelg Football Club is pleased to announce that former player Jack Horan has been appointed as Reserves Coach for the 2010 season.

Former West Adelaide and Glenelg player Jack Horan played 33 League and 92 Reserve games spanning over a six year playing career.

Horan has now turned to coaching after ongoing groin injuries cut short his playing days.

Jack Horan has a strong history as a player with outstanding leadership skills.

His ability to read the game, his communication skills and work ethic make him an excellent fit as Glenelg Football Club’s Reserves coach for 2010.

Jack’s outstanding character was recognised during his time as a player as a two time winner of the E.R Curnow Award.

Prior to the commencement of training last night, Jack received a resounding applause from the playing group when the announcement of his appointment was made.

The Glenelg Football Club welcomes Jack back to the club and is thrilled with the new appointment.

Hooray!......young for a reserves coach....would be 27 max.

Jack is 26. Played div 1 last year at Shocs, will be missed there and giving up footy at 26 seems young. Will be an AFL coach by 34!

Taking bets on that WU? I would like my mortgage on it thanks.

[am Bays]

Good luck, Jack.

(Do the Bays only appoint ex-West players as coaches?)

Looks like it. It always ammused me how he couldnt make our reserves side but was playing league footy for the bays the next season. Good luck to him.

Well you keep burnin' 'em so we'll keep takin 'em...

Takes us a while to polish up and get the bad habits out of them but once we got them thinking the Glenelg way they usually turn out pretty good....

[Purple Cobra's]

With westies training started on Monday, i know that young Andrew Dempsey (21 or 22) from Goody Saints has joined the club.

I believe he has won a Div 1 medal 2 years ago, and was a Goody Saints B n F winner in the same year. Could push for league selection at some stage i would guess.

Also Daniel Sukkel is no longer with the bloods. Has moved back to his local club, Happy Valley IIRC

Do you mean Anthony Dempsey?
Has definately won a Goodies B&F, but pretty sure he has not won a Div 1 medal.

[wycbloods]

I have heard today that Valenti will be staying put in victoria and won't be in the SANFL in 2010.

[wycbloods]

I wouldn't be expecting many more recruits for westies this year. A VFL footballer will be trialling with the bloods next month but i wouldn't think there would be many more.

[Dutchy]

Matty Duldig has posted on the Snouts that he is a reluctant out for 2010, thanks for being a great servant of the club Dogger

[wycbloods]

Matty Duldig has posted on the Snouts that he is a reluctant out for 2010, thanks for being a great servant of the club Dogger

Playing elsewhere or can't play on at all?

[am Bays]

Matty Duldig has posted on the Snouts that he is a reluctant out for 2010, thanks for being a great servant of the club Dogger

Playing elsewhere or can't play on at all?

Not playing SANFL as his new job precludes that. If he could he would still be playing at the Bays. Wouldn't discount him playing locally somewhere in Adelaide.