Re: North Melbourne
Posted: Mon Nov 23, 2020 5:59 pmWhat's the lure?
DOC wrote:What's the lure?
Once they hook you in they try and make you so happy it floats your boat or it’s a real sinking feeling
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Posted: Mon Nov 23, 2020 5:59 pmRe: North Melbourne
Posted: Mon Nov 23, 2020 6:59 pmOnce they hook you in they try and make you so happy it floats your boat or it’s a real sinking feeling
Re: North Melbourne
Posted: Tue Nov 24, 2020 10:33 amBrodlach wrote:DOC wrote:What's the lure?
Once they hook you in they try and make you so happy it floats your boat or it’s a real sinking feeling
I think you'll find it lifts you up and leaves you high and dry.
Re: North Melbourne
Posted: Tue Nov 24, 2020 9:22 pmHeath Younie will reunite with David Noble at Arden Street after accepting a role as North Melbourne assistant coach for the 2021 season and beyond.
A development manager at the Adelaide Crows since 2014, Younie focused on the management of players, coaches and football staff, and was also involved in the club’s finals campaigns in 2015-17.
The 41-year-old’s coaching career began at North Adelaide in the SANFL (2011-12) where he coached the U18’s.
He was development coach at the Crows for a season before becoming inaugural coach of their SANFL team (2014-16), leading the club to its first finals series in 2016.
North GM football Brady Rawlings said Younie will bring valuable experience to the coaching team.
“David and Heath know each other well from their time at Adelaide, so we have a great understanding of his capabilities and know exactly what he’ll bring to North,” he said.
“A teacher by trade, Heath’s professionalism and experience will be invaluable to us and he will be a great asset for our players.”
Younie was rookie-listed by West Coast in 1997 where he played for two seasons. He then signed with the Kangaroos in the VFL before joining North Adelaide in 2001, where he went on to play 183 SANFL games, was appointed vice-captain and won two best-and-fairest medals.
A development manager at the Adelaide Crows since 2014, Younie focused on the management of players, coaches and football staff, and was also involved in the club’s finals campaigns in 2015-17.
The 41-year-old’s coaching career began at North Adelaide in the SANFL (2011-12) where he coached the U18’s.
He was development coach at the Crows for a season before becoming inaugural coach of their SANFL team (2014-16), leading the club to its first finals series in 2016.
North GM football Brady Rawlings said Younie will bring valuable experience to the coaching team.
“David and Heath know each other well from their time at Adelaide, so we have a great understanding of his capabilities and know exactly what he’ll bring to North,” he said.
“A teacher by trade, Heath’s professionalism and experience will be invaluable to us and he will be a great asset for our players.”
Younie was rookie-listed by West Coast in 1997 where he played for two seasons. He then signed with the Kangaroos in the VFL before joining North Adelaide in 2001, where he went on to play 183 SANFL games, was appointed vice-captain and won two best-and-fairest medals.
Re: North Melbourne
Posted: Wed Nov 25, 2020 5:34 pmDOC wrote:Heath Younie will reunite with David Noble at Arden Street after accepting a role as North Melbourne assistant coach for the 2021 season and beyond.
A development manager at the Adelaide Crows since 2014, Younie focused on the management of players, coaches and football staff, and was also involved in the club’s finals campaigns in 2015-17.
The 41-year-old’s coaching career began at North Adelaide in the SANFL (2011-12) where he coached the U18’s.
He was development coach at the Crows for a season before becoming inaugural coach of their SANFL team (2014-16), leading the club to its first finals series in 2016.
North GM football Brady Rawlings said Younie will bring valuable experience to the coaching team.
“David and Heath know each other well from their time at Adelaide, so we have a great understanding of his capabilities and know exactly what he’ll bring to North,” he said.
“A teacher by trade, Heath’s professionalism and experience will be invaluable to us and he will be a great asset for our players.”
Younie was rookie-listed by West Coast in 1997 where he played for two seasons. He then signed with the Kangaroos in the VFL before joining North Adelaide in 2001, where he went on to play 183 SANFL games, was appointed vice-captain and won two best-and-fairest medals.
My Mrs will be devistated, he's one of the best customers at the bakery she works at, profits will go down lol
Re: North Melbourne
Posted: Fri Nov 27, 2020 1:31 pmbut but but Norf have no money
Re: North Melbourne
Posted: Fri Nov 27, 2020 1:34 pmI remember the days when the Roo’s were broke but played finals every year.
It’s certainly a different game and business these days.
It’s certainly a different game and business these days.
Re: North Melbourne
Posted: Fri Nov 27, 2020 1:34 pmDutchy wrote:but but but Norf have no money
I aim to get laid tonight and we both know that won't happen
