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Re: Who will be the next coach of Richmond

Postby CK » Thu Jun 11, 2009 7:24 pm

Jade Rawlings has certainly made a big start there. Omitted this week:

-Troy Simmonds
- Mark Coghlan
- Jordan McMahon
- Joel Bowden.
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Re: Who will be the next coach of Richmond

Postby ORDoubleBlues » Fri Jun 12, 2009 1:12 am

CK wrote:Jade Rawlings has certainly made a big start there. Omitted this week:

-Troy Simmonds
- Mark Coghlan
- Jordan McMahon
- Joel Bowden.


I'm extremely surprised Coughlan was dropped but I'd say the other 3 won't be on the list next year.
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Re: Who will be the next coach of Richmond

Postby Sojourner » Fri Jun 12, 2009 11:16 am

gadj1976 wrote:It was Ginger, however Richmond are in a better position than 5 years ago off field than they were. To cap off the work done in the past 5 years, they shouldn't take a step 'backward/sideways' by appointing a new coach. To get them into line and to align them with other clubs, a Malthouse or Matthews would be ideal.


Why swap one failed coach for another? How many premierships have Collingwood played in under Malthouse? Preliminary finals?
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Re: Who will be the next coach of Richmond

Postby Sorry Dude » Fri Jun 12, 2009 11:53 am

ORDoubleBlues wrote:
CK wrote:Jade Rawlings has certainly made a big start there. Omitted this week:

-Troy Simmonds
- Mark Coghlan
- Jordan McMahon
- Joel Bowden.


I'm extremely surprised Coughlan was dropped but I'd say the other 3 won't be on the list next year.

Coughlan was a bit of a surprise. I am very impressed with the choice to play Vickery, looking forward to see the big guy have a crack at Dean.
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Re: Who will be the next coach of Richmond

Postby gadj1976 » Fri Jun 12, 2009 12:18 pm

Sojourner wrote:
gadj1976 wrote:It was Ginger, however Richmond are in a better position than 5 years ago off field than they were. To cap off the work done in the past 5 years, they shouldn't take a step 'backward/sideways' by appointing a new coach. To get them into line and to align them with other clubs, a Malthouse or Matthews would be ideal.


Why swap one failed coach for another? How many premierships have Collingwood played in under Malthouse? Preliminary finals?


I didn't say about Premierships or Prelim finals - this was just to get them up with the rest of the comp. Taking them to a flag is a completely different discussion IMO.

BTW, I think that Malthouse has never had the squad that the Lions/Cats/Hawks did over the years, so he's done quite well. My opinion only.
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Re: Who will be the next coach of Richmond

Postby McAlmanac » Sat Jun 13, 2009 12:11 am

Sojourner wrote:
gadj1976 wrote:It was Ginger, however Richmond are in a better position than 5 years ago off field than they were. To cap off the work done in the past 5 years, they shouldn't take a step 'backward/sideways' by appointing a new coach. To get them into line and to align them with other clubs, a Malthouse or Matthews would be ideal.


Why swap one failed coach for another? How many premierships have Collingwood played in under Malthouse? Preliminary finals?

They've had semi regular Preliminary Final appearances under Malthouse with a couple of Grand Finals in there. If you turn up to Preliminary Final day to see your side and reckon they're crap with a crap coach, then you're hard to please.
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Re: Who will be the next coach of Richmond

Postby Adelaide Hawk » Sat Jun 13, 2009 11:44 am

Sojourner wrote:
gadj1976 wrote:It was Ginger, however Richmond are in a better position than 5 years ago off field than they were. To cap off the work done in the past 5 years, they shouldn't take a step 'backward/sideways' by appointing a new coach. To get them into line and to align them with other clubs, a Malthouse or Matthews would be ideal.


Why swap one failed coach for another? How many premierships have Collingwood played in under Malthouse? Preliminary finals?


Surely you're not putting Malthouse (5 Grand Finals for 2 flags) in the same category as Wallace (0 for 0).
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Re: Who will be the next coach of Richmond

Postby Sojourner » Sun Jun 14, 2009 12:08 am

Adelaide Hawk wrote:Surely you're not putting Malthouse (5 Grand Finals for 2 flags) in the same category as Wallace (0 for 0).


What's he done lately????
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