darley16 wrote:Stupid choice if this is true, too old, doesn't care about SAFC, is well known to be a money man, short term prospect (2 years at most), cannot relate to youth playing in todays SANFL his success has been Port and Port only. This will prove a failure for both SAFC and Cahill himself. There is only one choice, Darren Trevena, he bring everthing to the club that is required, offer him the $$ and get a long term coach who relates to youth, knows how to coach, is a South past player,and a bloody good one, and will have the best interest of SAFC at heart.
Well from a non-South person's point of view:
(1)
Stupid choice if this is true, too old, doesn't care about SAFC: (a) If we take the majority of South Adelaides choices over the last 20 years as a guide it is in fact an inspired choice (b) some of the greatest sporting coaches in the world are well past his age. Age is irrelevant. (c) How on earth can you draw the conclusion that he doesn't care about South? I mean not too many people do though I suppose
(2)
his success has been Port and Port only: yes, a very ordinary record over several decades.Those premiership team photos of his must really clutter up the hallway walls
(3)
This will prove a failure for both SAFC : as a club well versed in failure over a hundred years they would weather the storm ok. Noone knows more about failure than South Adelaide, a club that had a reunion for a team that played in a losing Grand Final. That is the sort of stuff that makes a club great.
and finally:
* so Cahill is a money man you say, yet somewhat inconsistently you would like the club to
offer the $$ to attract a person who has not coached at senior level seemingly only because
he is a South past player,and a bloody good one, and will have the best interest of SAFC at heart.I don't see big Dazza's resume being overly inspiring and most of Souths list would never have heard of him.
* it is also inconsistent that someone who obviously reveres one of the champions of South's past (let's face it most people on this forum would not have been born when Peter Darley played his last game - I saw that last game and Darleys ar*e was so big it had it's own postcode by that stage) should reject out of hand the suggestion that the most successful coach the SANFL has ever had would be a bad move for his club.