News 2022 St Kilda Media Thread

[puppy_dog7]

Surely we don’t go SOS. If we do I’ll spew

 

[Imtellingya]

Surely we don’t go SOS. If we do I’ll spew

If we do go with SOS, which I personally hope we don’t, then Stocker will be a monty to be given a spot on our list.

 

[sammm]

Geoff Walsh on High Performance in Sport and the Importance of Leadership and Culture in Business

Geoff Walsh on becoming director of football at St Kilda after holding tops jobs at Collingwood, Carlton and North Melbourne.

www.littlefishproperties.com.au

 

[SaintsSeptember]

Process you say... tell me more

Thanks for the cash Phantom, the job's yours.

 

[SaintsSeptember]

If we do go with SOS, which I personally hope we don’t, then Stocker will be a monty to be given a spot on our list.

You'd think that once they are there training with the club, the coaches would have most of the say.

 

[stavro#4]

Surely we don’t go SOS. If we do I’ll spew

I genuinely don’t know.

But I reckon his record won’t be too bad.

 

[sammm]

Surely we don’t go SOS. If we do I’ll spew

Wasn't the feelers put out for him already and he is in qld?

 

[Red White Black]

Wasn't the feelers put out for him already and he is in qld?

Living in Noosa, saw him there a few weeks ago

 

[sunny3193]

Instead of going with a List Manager living in SA, we are going with one in QLD?

 

[puppy_dog7]

Living in Noosa, saw him there a few weeks ago

Yep, I Saw him there in July as well.

 

[Squirtles]

https://nit.com.au/13-12-2022/4517/st-kilda-seems-set-to-swoop-on-sydney-stack

 

[sunny3193]

https://nit.com.au/13-12-2022/4517/st-kilda-seems-set-to-swoop-on-sydney-stack

Five different households before he turned 17.
No wonder there’s issues.
Would have to be a special person NOT to have issues.
Irrespective of what happens here, all the best for him.

 

[AirWinmar]

Hope Stack fulfills the training requirements and we give him a chance. No risk, very high reward.

 

[botts]

Rossy was just on SEN. Good insight, not up on the app yet but give it a listen when you get the chance

 

[SteeleSaints]

Lyon backing Saints to fill King void after considering “left-field” play at retired Eagle

“Yeah, I should pick up the phone.”

www.sen.com.au

 

[hayes]

 

[Mowman]

AFL Media Street: Nick Riewoldt could be on the way out of Fox Footy​

One of Fox Footy’s brightest stars could be set to leave the network in 2023 as they deliberate over their future. Find out more here.

Sam Landsberger
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2 min read
December 15, 2022 - 6:27PM
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9 comments




02:28
Gillon McLachlan confirms umpire axing over betting scandal

AFL: CEO Gillon McLachlan confirmed that disgraced umpire Michael Bell is no longer employed by the competition after alleged betting irregularities.

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Fox Footy is awaiting a call on whether star analyst and former St Kilda champion Nick Riewoldt will return to its screens in 2023.
The Herald Sun understands Riewoldt, 40, is considering living overseas in the United States next year.
Fox confirmed it had been negotiating with the out-of-contract Riewoldt and was awaiting his decision.
Riewoldt was also believed to be high on Nine’s list to replace Ross Lyon on Footy Classified.
Lyon has left the free-to-air network to return to St Kilda as senior coach.
The Herald Sun reported last month that Nine was also courting Jordan Lewis, another Fox Footy talent, to replace Lyon.
If Riewoldt departs Fox Footy, it’s believed he is most likely to live overseas with his family.
His departure would be a blow for the network, given Riewoldt starred in multiple programs and live coverage of blockbuster matches.

Riewoldt has been a key feature of Fox Footy’s coverage across multiple shows. Supplied.
Riewoldt would leave a hole in flagship Monday night program On The Couch, where he analyses the weekend’s games alongside Jonathan Brown and host Garry Lyon.

The five-time All Australian also appeared on Fox Footy’s new Saturday night live entertainment show Best On Ground, alongside host Mark Howard, Nathan Buckley, Kath Loughnan and Brown.
Riewoldt was often a guest host on AFL360 and he filled in for Wayne Carey alongside Ross Lyon on Triple M this year.
Riewoldt and Garry Lyon formed a great on-air partnership and delivered brilliant insights on On The Couch and Fox’s live coverage from grounds.
The 336-game player has been a major part of the Fox Footy family since 2018, signing at the network immediately after retiring from the Saints.
In the past five seasons he has become one of the most respected voices in the game and one of the faces of Fox Footy.

Riewoldt starred on On the Couch with Garry Lyon and Jonathan Brown. Picture: Jason Edwards
His opinions on the Saints in 2023 would make fascinating viewing after the club recruited his former coach, Ross Lyon.
Riewoldt’s forthright opinions often set the footy agenda and last June he urged the Saints to chase Alastair Clarkson.
“You’d be derelict in your duty if you didn’t make the call (to Clarkson),” Riewoldt said.
Riewoldt also declared the Saints needed to cull their list hard to re-emerge as a legitimate premiership contender after missing the finals for the 10th time in 11 seasons.
The Tasmanian AFL taskforce member has been one of the strongest public advocates for the Apple Isle being granted the league’s 19th team.

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Riewoldt’s wife, Catherine, is from Texas and they married in 2012 in Waco.
Riewoldt has been contacted for comment.

 

[lewdogs]

He's such a great media performer. Basically gives nothing away but as they said you feel like you could talk to him for hours.

 

[Dr Spaceman]

AFL Media Street: Nick Riewoldt could be on the way out of Fox Footy​

One of Fox Footy’s brightest stars could be set to leave the network in 2023 as they deliberate over their future. Find out more here.

Sam Landsberger
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@samlandsberger

2 min read
December 15, 2022 - 6:27PM
News Corp Australia Sports Newsroom

9 comments




02:28
Gillon McLachlan confirms umpire axing over betting scandal

AFL: CEO Gillon McLachlan confirmed that disgraced umpire Michael Bell is no longer employed by the competition after alleged betting irregularities.

AFL​

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Fox Footy is awaiting a call on whether star analyst and former St Kilda champion Nick Riewoldt will return to its screens in 2023.
The Herald Sun understands Riewoldt, 40, is considering living overseas in the United States next year.
Fox confirmed it had been negotiating with the out-of-contract Riewoldt and was awaiting his decision.
Riewoldt was also believed to be high on Nine’s list to replace Ross Lyon on Footy Classified.
Lyon has left the free-to-air network to return to St Kilda as senior coach.
The Herald Sun reported last month that Nine was also courting Jordan Lewis, another Fox Footy talent, to replace Lyon.
If Riewoldt departs Fox Footy, it’s believed he is most likely to live overseas with his family.
His departure would be a blow for the network, given Riewoldt starred in multiple programs and live coverage of blockbuster matches.

Riewoldt has been a key feature of Fox Footy’s coverage across multiple shows. Supplied.
Riewoldt would leave a hole in flagship Monday night program On The Couch, where he analyses the weekend’s games alongside Jonathan Brown and host Garry Lyon.

The five-time All Australian also appeared on Fox Footy’s new Saturday night live entertainment show Best On Ground, alongside host Mark Howard, Nathan Buckley, Kath Loughnan and Brown.
Riewoldt was often a guest host on AFL360 and he filled in for Wayne Carey alongside Ross Lyon on Triple M this year.
Riewoldt and Garry Lyon formed a great on-air partnership and delivered brilliant insights on On The Couch and Fox’s live coverage from grounds.
The 336-game player has been a major part of the Fox Footy family since 2018, signing at the network immediately after retiring from the Saints.
In the past five seasons he has become one of the most respected voices in the game and one of the faces of Fox Footy.

Riewoldt starred on On the Couch with Garry Lyon and Jonathan Brown. Picture: Jason Edwards
His opinions on the Saints in 2023 would make fascinating viewing after the club recruited his former coach, Ross Lyon.
Riewoldt’s forthright opinions often set the footy agenda and last June he urged the Saints to chase Alastair Clarkson.
“You’d be derelict in your duty if you didn’t make the call (to Clarkson),” Riewoldt said.
Riewoldt also declared the Saints needed to cull their list hard to re-emerge as a legitimate premiership contender after missing the finals for the 10th time in 11 seasons.
The Tasmanian AFL taskforce member has been one of the strongest public advocates for the Apple Isle being granted the league’s 19th team.

More Coverage​

AFL makes call on umpire and future of Brownlow MedalHow to cash in on your club’s draw in 2023
Riewoldt’s wife, Catherine, is from Texas and they married in 2012 in Waco.
Riewoldt has been contacted for comment.

I think the club needs to file for joint custody of those 3 boys

 

[hayes]

AFL Media Street: Nick Riewoldt could be on the way out of Fox Footy​

One of Fox Footy’s brightest stars could be set to leave the network in 2023 as they deliberate over their future. Find out more here.

Sam Landsberger
Follow
@samlandsberger

2 min read
December 15, 2022 - 6:27PM
News Corp Australia Sports Newsroom
9 comments




02:28
Gillon McLachlan confirms umpire axing over betting scandal

AFL: CEO Gillon McLachlan confirmed that disgraced umpire Michael Bell is no longer employed by the competition after alleged betting irregularities.

AFL​

Don't miss out on the headlines from AFL. Followed categories will be added to My News.
Follow
Fox Footy is awaiting a call on whether star analyst and former St Kilda champion Nick Riewoldt will return to its screens in 2023.
The Herald Sun understands Riewoldt, 40, is considering living overseas in the United States next year.
Fox confirmed it had been negotiating with the out-of-contract Riewoldt and was awaiting his decision.
Riewoldt was also believed to be high on Nine’s list to replace Ross Lyon on Footy Classified.
Lyon has left the free-to-air network to return to St Kilda as senior coach.
The Herald Sun reported last month that Nine was also courting Jordan Lewis, another Fox Footy talent, to replace Lyon.
If Riewoldt departs Fox Footy, it’s believed he is most likely to live overseas with his family.
His departure would be a blow for the network, given Riewoldt starred in multiple programs and live coverage of blockbuster matches.

Riewoldt has been a key feature of Fox Footy’s coverage across multiple shows. Supplied.
Riewoldt would leave a hole in flagship Monday night program On The Couch, where he analyses the weekend’s games alongside Jonathan Brown and host Garry Lyon.

The five-time All Australian also appeared on Fox Footy’s new Saturday night live entertainment show Best On Ground, alongside host Mark Howard, Nathan Buckley, Kath Loughnan and Brown.
Riewoldt was often a guest host on AFL360 and he filled in for Wayne Carey alongside Ross Lyon on Triple M this year.
Riewoldt and Garry Lyon formed a great on-air partnership and delivered brilliant insights on On The Couch and Fox’s live coverage from grounds.
The 336-game player has been a major part of the Fox Footy family since 2018, signing at the network immediately after retiring from the Saints.
In the past five seasons he has become one of the most respected voices in the game and one of the faces of Fox Footy.

Riewoldt starred on On the Couch with Garry Lyon and Jonathan Brown. Picture: Jason Edwards
His opinions on the Saints in 2023 would make fascinating viewing after the club recruited his former coach, Ross Lyon.
Riewoldt’s forthright opinions often set the footy agenda and last June he urged the Saints to chase Alastair Clarkson.
“You’d be derelict in your duty if you didn’t make the call (to Clarkson),” Riewoldt said.
Riewoldt also declared the Saints needed to cull their list hard to re-emerge as a legitimate premiership contender after missing the finals for the 10th time in 11 seasons.
The Tasmanian AFL taskforce member has been one of the strongest public advocates for the Apple Isle being granted the league’s 19th team.

More Coverage​

AFL makes call on umpire and future of Brownlow MedalHow to cash in on your club’s draw in 2023
Riewoldt’s wife, Catherine, is from Texas and they married in 2012 in Waco.
Riewoldt has been contacted for comment.

Good let America put up with his s*** jokes.

 

[XhazzafootyX]

Ross extremely bullish on our draftees this year.

 

[DougalHoward]

Wasn't there whispers he'd join the board

 

[stfan]

Good let America put up with his s*** jokes.

The down side is that if Roo moves to the USA then his boys may take up USA sports, and there goes any Father Sons for us.


And not just that, we need the boys playing footy here so that they get better and better and improve their skills..

 

[stfan]

Wasn't there whispers he'd join the board

Foxfooty will be paying Roo a lot of $$$$$. Being on the Board pays $0.

 

[hayes]

Ross extremely bullish on our draftees this year.

And pretty much the opposite of bullish about the trading of draft picks for a couple of years.